Scholastica Law ReviewsDec 20, 2024
Among the 25 most-used keywords for articles accepted via Scholastica in 2024 were "international law" and "human rights." Quick highlights 🧵 #LRSubmissions
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War Reparations: The Case for Countermeasures (by @oonahathaway, Maggie M. Mills & Thomas M. Poston in Stanford Law Review)
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Law Breaking, Law Making, and International Law: Palestine, Israel, and the Foundations of International Law (by Mohammad Fadel in VaJIntlL)
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Lethal Immigration Enforcement (by Abel Rodriguez in Cornell Law Review)
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The Secret History of the Carceral State (by Laura Appleman, forthcoming in Maryland Law Review)
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State Obligations to Protect the Climate System (by Braden Reese in Arizona Journal of Environmental Law & Policy)
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What Legal Scholars Are Writing About: 2024 Edition

What were some of the top law review article topics of 2024? In this new blog post, we highlight a list of the 25 most-used keywords for law articles accepted via Scholastica this year and related notable new and forthcoming pieces.