By: Colsen Centner September 19, 2022 In 1969, Neil Armstrong’s first steps on the moon and famous proclamation “[t]hat’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind” inspired the human race with confidence and excitement for the future of space travel. Ever since NASA’s maiden mission, countries around the world have exponentially increased government spending […]
The University of Miami’s International and Comparative Law Review is proud to announce the newest additions to the ICLR family. Congratulations to the following 2022-2023 candidates! Sarah BogerColsen CentnerMorgan ComiteCatherine DremlukVictoria GuevaraEmily HutchinsAeri HwangCamila Torres JaramilloDaphna JimenezZachary KaufmanGabriella KayalLara KimmelAnn LightIsabelle NozariJuan M. OrtegaAlyssa PerezSamuel PinsonTalya PintoMarialejandra PortalWayne A. SelogyJoshua SloanMichael StuartPhotini Kamvisseli SuarezJake Waldman
By: Liana Brown April 25, 2022 There are rules for almost everything, and war is no exception. The rules of war are contained in international laws and agreements, such as the Geneva Conventions. In 1949, following the horrors of the Second World War, world leaders gathered in Switzerland to sign the Geneva Conventions, which were […]
By: Brandon Borino April 22, 2022 On March 21, 2022, President Biden released a statement emphasizing the importance of the nation’s cybersecurity due to the increasingly possible threat of Russian cyberattacks in response to the economic costs imposed by the United States on the Russian economy. While the Biden administration has attempted to take steps […]
