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Ohio Northern University International Law Journal

The Ohio Northern International Law Journal (ONU ILJ) covers a variety of international issues and topics in both private and public international law from scholars and legal practitioners, and also publishes student-written work.

Current Volume: Volume 2 (2024)

THE FUTURE OF A DIGITAL SCHENGEN VISA: THE BENEFITS OF CONSULARACCESSIBILITY, IMPARTIALITY, AND DRAWBACKS FOR DISADVANTAGEDNATIONS
Nicolas Garon

TO COORDINATE OR NOT TO COORDINATE: THE GOVERNANCE OF DIGITAL ASSETS IN A GLOBAL MARKETPLACE
Matthew Hashemi

ELIMINATING DISCRIMINATION AND VIOLENCE AGAINST INDIGENOUS WOMEN:A CONSTITUTIONAL IMPERATIVE IN BANGLADESH
Israt Jahan

BAD FOR THE GANDER: NEW ZEALAND’S FAILURE TO LEARN FROM THECAUTIONARY TALES OF UNRELIABLE FORENSIC-SCIENCE EVIDENCE ANDWRONGFUL CONVICTIONS ABROAD
Carrie Leonetti

DISCOVERING CHINA’S FREE EXPRESSION VALUES
Karen M. Markin

DEPLETION IN INVESTOR CONFIDENCE ENTAILS REFLECTION OF REGULATORS:VIEWING THE DISCLOSURE REGULATION FOR THE PRIMARY SECURITIESMARKET IN BANGLADESH IN LIGHT OF THE DESIGN AND DISTRIBUTIONOBLIGATIONS IN AUSTRALIA
S. M. Solaiman

THE CHINESE INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL COURT: THE “ONE STOP SHOP”STOP TO JUSTICE
Christopher McCain and Joseph Phillipps

TRADE LAWS BETWEEN NORTHERN IRELAND AND THE REPUBLIC OF IRELANDPOST BREXIT
Claire O'Brien

INTERNATIONAL IMPLICATIONS ON RISING SEA LEVELS AND CHANGING OFMARITIME BORDERS
Claire O'Brien and Megan Schumm