Vol. 7, Issue 1, 2016May 01, 2016 CDT
Schengen Acquis: The Development of the Right to Free Movement of Persons within the European Union Legal Framework and the Necessary Reforms to Adapt to Evolving Security Threats in the Region
Schengen Acquis: The Development of the Right to Free Movement of Persons within the European Union Legal Framework and the Necessary Reforms to Adapt to Evolving Security Threats in the Region
Kaela McCabe,
Articles in Vol. 7, Issue 1, 2016
Vol. 7, Issue 1, 2016
- French Interventionism in the Age of R2P: A Critical Examination of the Case of MaliAmir Seyedfarshi
- Issue Preclusion and the ITC’s Section 337 Investigations: A Reconsideration in Light of B & B Hardware, Inc. v. Hargis Industries, Inc.Daniel E. Cummings
- Uber: Europe’s Backseat Driver for the Sharing EconomyAlexander DeMasi
- Targeted Sanctions: Providing a Solution to the Issue of General SanctionsChris Hotton
- Schengen Acquis: The Development of the Right to Free Movement of Persons within the European Union Legal Framework and the Necessary Reforms to Adapt to Evolving Security Threats in the RegionKaela McCabe
- Shifting Standards: The Dublin Regulation and ItalyAndrew T. Rubin
- The LGBT Community in Turkey: Discrimination, Violence, and the Struggle for EqualityMichael McClainOlenka Waite-Wright
- The Rhetoric of Sovereignty in the WTO: How Sovereignty can Impact State Conduct in the Dispute Settlement FrameworkJoann Ezeoba
Kaela McCabe, Schengen Acquis: The Development of the Right to Free Movement of Persons within the European Union Legal Framework and the Necessary Reforms to Adapt to Evolving Security Threats in the Region, 7 CICLJ 107 (2016).