Volume 2 Issue 1

Public International Law

1 Can Water Privatization Lead to Corporate Responsibility?

Natalia Silva Santaularia

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2 Can Tanzania Adequately Fulfill its Public Health Regulatory Obligations Alongside Bilateral Investment Treaties Obligations?

Dr. Julius Cosmas

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3 Buyer Beware - The Hidden Cost of Labor in an International Merger and Acquisition

Elvira Medici

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4 Buyer Beware - The Hidden Cost of Family Leave Plan in an International Merger and Acquisition

Linda J. Spievack

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5 Need for Law on Genocide in India - In the Light of India‘s Obligation to the Genocide Convention, 1948

Ankita Guru

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6 Voiceless Minorities in a Globalised World: Self-Determination to Rescue

Twinkle Chawla & Aditya Goyal

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7 Reinterpreting Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution - War, Peace and Self Defense

Pinaky Paliwal

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8 Bridging the Hiatus - An Appraisal of the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damages Act, 2010 and its Conformity with the Principles of Public International Law

Ashwin Pant & Drushan Engineer

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9 A Summary of the Arguments Supporting and Opposing the Declaration of India as a Priority Foreign Country

Ashley Cohen & Emily Rezendes

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10 The Force of Recent Events in Broadening the Horizon of Article 2(4): Can the Charter Accommodate Cyber Attacks and the Responsibility To Protect

Rajalakshmi Natarajan & Chethana Venkataraghavan

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11 The Curious Case of Odious Debts in International Law

Srimukundan R

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12 The Effect of the EC-Seals Decision on the Public Morals Exception

Arthad Kurlekar

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RGNUL STUDENT RESEARCH REVIEW

Volume 2 Issue 1

Public International Law

1

Can Water Privatization Lead to Corporate Responsibility?

2

Can Tanzania Adequately Fulfill its Public Health Regulatory Obligations Alongside Bilateral Investment Treaties Obligations?

3

Buyer Beware - The Hidden Cost of Labor in an International Merger and Acquisition

4

Buyer Beware - The Hidden Cost of Family Leave Plan in an International Merger and Acquisition

5

Need for Law on Genocide in India - In the Light of India‘s Obligation to the Genocide Convention, 1948

6

Voiceless Minorities in a Globalised World: Self-Determination to Rescue

7

Reinterpreting Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution - War, Peace and Self Defense

8

Bridging the Hiatus - An Appraisal of the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damages Act, 2010 and its Conformity with the Principles of Public International Law

9

A Summary of the Arguments Supporting and Opposing the Declaration of India as a Priority Foreign Country

10

The Force of Recent Events in Broadening the Horizon of Article 2(4): Can the Charter Accommodate Cyber Attacks and the Responsibility To Protect

11

The Curious Case of Odious Debts in International Law

12

The Effect of the EC-Seals Decision on the Public Morals Exception

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