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Brigham Young University International Law & Management Review

Volume 11, Issue 2 (2015)

This is the final issue of the BYU International Law & Management Review.

Frontmatter

Articles

An Emerging International Norm for Non-Governmental Organizations
Stephanie Cotton-Betteridge

Does the Russian Adoption Ban Violate International Law?
Christina Champenois

Establishing Russia's Responsibility for Cyber-Crime Based on Its Hacker Culture
Trevor McDougal

The European Court of Human Rights Proclaims That It Will Neither Forgive Nor Forget Those Who Wage War
Shantel Talbot

Mass Crimes Adjudication in Indonesia: Learning from the Cambodian Example
Renée Harrison

Resolving International Water Disputes: Lessons from American and Canadian Federalism
Aaron Worthen

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization's Bid to Transform International Law
David Ward

The Scope of Contractor-Subcontractor Liability in the Modern-Era of Multinational Companies
Niels Bybee

Working Toward World Peace in Non-International Armed Conflict: In a world of uncertainty, terrorism, and disagreements, is it ossible?
Victoria Carlton

United Nations Arms Trade Treaty: Russia's justifications for abstention and the treaty's effectiveness in application
Joshua D. Sorenson

BYU International Law & Management Review
Editorial Board

2014-2015

Editors-in-Chief: Erin Adams
Alexandra Sandvik
Lead Article Editors: Bennett Briggs
Casandra Bludorn
Christopher Hotton
Kimberlie Orr
Lloyd Wilson
Senior Editors: Erin Adams
Adam Chevrier
Cathy Graham
Christopher Hotton
Monique Mullenaux
Associate Editors: Brian Scott Allen
Casandra Bludorn
Chelsea Bridgewater
Bennett Briggs
Morgan Brungard
Cameron Christensen
Adam Chevrier
Ashley Chin
Russell Frandsen
Melissa Howland
David Kelly
Andrew Muhlestein
James Mora
Kimberlie Orr
Chantelle Petersen
Matthew Pinegar
Daniel Quick
Lauren Robins
Alexandra Sandvik
Tyler Smith
Lloyd Wilson
Gwen Wolfe
Faculty Advisor: Prof. Augustine-Adams