Vol. 15, Issue 2, 2025July 25, 2025 CDT
Rings of Exclusion: When Sanctions Collide with the Right to Sport
Rings of Exclusion: When Sanctions Collide with the Right to Sport
International LawOlympicsIndividual Neutral AthletesAINSports SanctionsInternational Olympic CommitteeSelf-Determination and SportRight to Sport
Articles in Vol. 15, Issue 2, 2025
Vol. 15, Issue 2, 2025
- Remaining Barriers to Abortion Access in Post-Repeal IrelandAshlynn M. Kendzior
- St. Thomas Aquinas Goes to Cyber War: A Role for the Catholic Church in Defining the Legal Norms of Cyber ConflictTerence Check
- Comparative Constitutional Law and Abortion Constitutionalism: On the Legacy of Justice Scalia in DobbsStefanus Hendrianto
- Rings of Exclusion: When Sanctions Collide with the Right to SportBonnie Stewart
- No Room in the Inn: Assessing the Validity of the United States’ Reservation to the ICESCR & Implications Concerning HomelessnessNaomi Hilton
- Our Sister’s Keeper: Recognition as a Tool for Reversing Course on Restricted Women’s Rights in AfghanistanStacy H. Runia
Bonnie Stewart, Rings of Exclusion: When Sanctions Collide with the Right to Sport, 15 CICLJ 129 (2025).