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Melissa J. Durkee (Washington University School of Law), Susan Block-Lieb (Fordham Law), Moritz A. Schramm (NYU Law), Kristina Daugirdas (University of Michigan Law)
TRANSCRIPT: Who Governs the Global Commons? Technology, Private Power, and the New Architectures of Authority
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Lawrence J. Liu (Washington University School of Law), Harlan G. Cohen (Fordham Law School), Desirée LeClercq (University of Georgia Law), Rachel Brewster (Duke Law), Ji Li
TRANSCRIPT: After Doha, After WTO? Rethinking Trade and Economic Law in a Fragmented World
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Susan Wu
The Habit of Return: International Law at a Quarter Century
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Moritz A. Schramm (NYU Law)
Infrastructural Ordering: Satellites, Foundation Models, and the Corporate Remaking of Global Governance
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Kristina Daugirdas (University of Michigan Law)
States as Gatekeepers in Global Governance
About this Journal
Building on Washington University's distinguished reputation, Global Studies presents outstanding articles, book reviews, essays, and notes from prestigious academics, practitioners and prominent students to expand the global community's knowledge and understanding of real-world issues. Global Studies Law Review publishes quarterly.
Volume 25 • Issue 4 • 2026
Introduction
On Twenty-Five Years of Global Studies
Adesola Orogade
2026-06-02 Volume 25 • Issue 4 • 2026 • 751-753
From Promise to Precarity: Rethinking International Law After a Quarter Century
Melissa J. Durkee
2026-06-02 Volume 25 • Issue 4 • 2026 • 754-760
Essay
Trade Law in an Era of Geopolitical Rivalry: National Security, the Dilemma for Middle Powers, and the Future of the WTO
Rachel Brewster
2026-06-02 Volume 25 • Issue 4 • 2026 • 761-774
Artificial Intelligence as an Equalizer? Linguistic Barriers and Inequality in Transnational Legal Practice
Ji Li
2026-06-02 Volume 25 • Issue 4 • 2026 • 775-799
Remark
A New Wave of Atrocity Accountability: The Age of Aggression
David M. Crane
2026-06-02 Volume 25 • Issue 4 • 2026 • 800-804
Article
International Commercial Law and Innovation in Global Digital Markets: Pre-History, History, and Post-History
Susan Block-Lieb
2026-06-02 Volume 25 • Issue 4 • 2026 • 805-840
States as Gatekeepers in Global Governance
Kristina Daugirdas
2026-06-02 Volume 25 • Issue 4 • 2026 • 841-847
Infrastructural Ordering: Satellites, Foundation Models, and the Corporate Remaking of Global Governance
Moritz A. Schramm
2026-06-02 Volume 25 • Issue 4 • 2026 • 848-875
Epilogue
The Habit of Return: International Law at a Quarter Century
Susan Wu
2026-06-02 Volume 25 • Issue 4 • 2026 • 877-880
Symposium
TRANSCRIPT: To the Hague and the Beyond: The Shifting Terrain of International Criminal Justice
Leila Nadya Sadat, Valerie Oosterveld, Sharon Weill, Nancy Combs and David M. Crane
2026-06-01 Volume 25 • Issue 4 • 2026