Sochi Olympics Affected by Russia’s Gay-Discriminating Laws
Photo Credit: Associated Press[1] By: Yang Liu On December 20, the White House announced that the United States’ delegation to the Sochi Winter Olympics will not include any family member of President...
View ArticleThe European Commission and Competition Litigation: Embracing Private...
Photo Credit: Claudio Munoz[1] By: Aaron Schwartz On June 11, 2013, after years of deliberation, the European Competition Commission[2](Commission) introduced the recommendation on common principles...
View ArticleThe Globalization of Competition Law: Uncertainty of Enforcement and the...
Photo Credit: iDesign[1] By: Aaron L. Schwartz As the consumption of goods and services becomes increasingly globalized, multinational firms are finding it difficult to lawfully navigate the murky...
View ArticleEvent Review: Liberty in North Korea
Photo Credit: Liberty in North Korea[1] By: Garrett Redfield On Friday, February 28, the NGO: Liberty in North Korea (LiNK) visited Penn State University. “The nomads,” who are representatives of LiNK,...
View ArticlePerspectives on Film: Bollywood and International Copyright Infringement
Photo Credit: Alltopfive[1] By: Richard Guerra Did you know that The Departed was a remake? Scorsese’s film was based on a 2002 Hong Kong movie called MouGaan Dou, which was titled Internal Affairs in...
View ArticleHow the Ukraine Crisis Has Affected Arguments For and Against Exporting...
Photo Courtesy:REUTERS/Mikhail Metzel/RIA Novosti/Kremlin[1] By Richard Guerra Background on Liquefied Natural Gas Natural gas is primarily made up of methane.[2] When cooled to negative 260°F, natural...
View ArticleUnited States District Court Case Provides Potential for Paradigm Shift in...
Photo Credit: AP[1] The district court decision and subsequent appeals in Klayman v. Obama may result in a paradigm shift in terms of what constitutes acceptable surveillance procedures. A paradigm...
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Updated: Kim Jong-un’s New Entourage (Reprint)
Photo Credit: Rodong Sinmun[1] By Andy Lim Understanding Pyongyang Inner Circle Studying Pyongyang leadership is an unenviable task, much like Kremlinologists who received no credit for their work...
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Feature: Being Muslim from the eyes of the world within America
Zehra Çayıroğlu What is it like to be Muslim in America? I’m not exactly sure where to start with answering this question, but I believe it’s best to start by answering what it’s like to be a Muslim in...
View ArticleEmbracing Multiculturalism: Why Diversity is Preferable to Universality
Jason Isgrigg The debate between cultural unity and cultural plurality dates back to at least the ancient Greeks when they disputed whether a true universal human “goodness” existed. More than two...
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