Middle Powers Use Sunny Climate to Enter Solar Energy Market
Middle powers’ ability to enter the solar energy market depends heavily on their regulatory regimes.
Efforts to Diversify Critical Minerals Supply Chains Falter
Global initiatives to secure critical minerals face challenges.
Collecting U.S. Nationals’ Electronic Data Without a Warrant
Scholars propose reforms to address privacy concerns under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Security Act.
Regulating Cyberattacks on Space Infrastructure
Scholars examine how international law policies can be applied to cyber warfare.
Lessons from Mexico’s Public Information Reforms
Scholar discusses how Mexico’s transparency reforms may provide a path forward to improving access to public information in the United States.
Considering Eating Disorders in Food Insecurity Regulation
Scholars urge international legal bodies to consider eating disorders in food insecure populations.
Regulating the Radio Frequency Spectrum for Satellite Use
Scholars discuss regulating radio frequency bands to balance equity and technological progress.
International Organizations Can Help DOGE Deregulate
International organizations can conduct research on regulatory efficiency and best practices to support DOGE’s mission.
The U.N. Cybercrime Convention Is a Promethean Moment
The United Nations’ Cybercrime Treaty can do more to protect women.
Transforming Corporate Sustainability Into Hard Law
Scholars and policymakers evaluate the impact of the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive.
Navigating Global Trade in the 21st Century
Scholars propose WTO reforms to address growing U.S.—China economic tensions.
The Future of Mining in Outer Space
Scholars discuss potential solutions to fill the gaps in the regulatory framework governing space mining.