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University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review

About this Journal

The International and Comparative Law Review publishes articles of substantial legal merit and creativity authored by scholars and practitioners of private and public international law.

Current Issue: Volume 30, Issue 2 (2023)

Prefatory Matter

Front Matter and Table of Contents

Articles

Hungary, Poland, and Access to EU Funding: The EU Charts a New Course Under The Necessity of Legislation, Conditionality, and The Rule of Law.
Blake S. Rutherford

Markets, Regulation, and Inevitability: The Case for Property Rights in Outer Space
Eliot T. Tracz

Detinue and Replevin: Arresting Children to Enforce Private Parenting Orders in New Zealand Family Court
Carrie Leonetti

Notes

What The United States Could Learn from Norway: Training Police Officers to Be Social Workers, Not Warriors
Liana Brown

Emergency Powers: Understanding the Benefits While Mitigating the Consequences
Savannah Valentine

Rising Tide: The Second Wave of Climate Torts
Maximillian Scott Matiauda

Compassion Fatigue in an Infodemic: A Physician’s Duty to Treat in the Age of Misinformation
Alessandra Perez