The Washington International Law Journal publishes global perspectives on international legal issues while fostering the development of student analysis. The Journal’s professional articles and student comments cover diverse legal and geographical terrain and offer novel approaches to international, foreign, and comparative law. To further cross-cultural dialogue on foreign law, the Journal publishes English-language translations of Chinese, Korean, and Japanese legal materials.
Volume 30 | Number 3 | Spring 2021
Introduction
Foreword
Dayton Campbell-Harris
Articles
Contract As Emergency Law
Xuan-Thao Nguyen
Subsidizing Technology Competition: China’s Evolving Practices and International Trade Regulation
Mandy Meng Fang & Weihuan Zhou
Privacy Perils of Open Data and Data Sharing: A Case Study of Taiwan’s Open Data Policy and Practices
Ching-Yi Liu, Wei-Ping Li, Yun-Pu Tu
Fighting Words: Targeting Speech in Armed Conflict
Albert Louis Evans
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