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 28 | Number 1 | January 2019
Crouching Tigers and Hidden Dragons on the Great Wall Street: Decoding the Corporate Governance of Chinese Commercial Banks
Yueh-Ping (Alex) Yang
January 2019
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Greater Uniformity and Centralization: The Regulatory Development of Chinese Food and Product Safety Under the WTO
Nga Kit “Christy” Tang
January 2019
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Making Land Titles in India Marketable: Using Title Insurance as a Viable Alternative to Conclusive Titling
Anirudh Burman
January 2019
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Mining at the Crossroads of Law and Development: A Comparative Review of Labor-Mining Laws Through the Prism of Automation
Nneoma Veronica Nwogu
January 2019
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The Supreme People’s Court Annual Report on Intellectual Property Cases (2017) (China)
Ida L. Knox, Ruixiang (Ray) Xu, and Weichen Zhu
January 2019
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A Comparative Analysis: Legal and Historical Analysis of Protecting Indigenous Cultural Rights Involving Land Disputes in Japan, New Zealand, and Hawai‘i
Zachary Browning
January 2019
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