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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 2 • 2025

Symposium


Introduction by Vol. 25 EIC, Adesola A. Orogade: "How Did We Get Here?"

Adesola A. Orogade

2025-12-31 Volume 25 • Issue 2 • 2025 • 283-284

Remarks by former Managing Editor and the co-organizer of Global’s 2025 Spring Symposium, Zej Moczydlowski: "From WashU Law to A Global Treaty: The 2025 Spring Symposium."

Zej Moczydłowski

2025-12-01 Volume 25 • Issue 2 • 2025 • 285-286

Keynote Address by Colonel Brenda J. Hollis and Q&A: "From Academic Offering To Global Treaty: Negotiating A Convention On Crimes Against Humanity Keynote Address And Reflections."

Brenda J. Hollis

2025-12-31 Volume 25 • Issue 2 • 2025 • 287-301

Concluding Remarks by Global Studies Law Review Vol. 25 Symposium Director, Susan Wu: "Carrying the Promise Forward."

Susan Wu

2025-12-31 Volume 25 • Issue 2 • 2025 • 380-382

Article


The Long Arc of Justice: Forging a Convention for Crimes Against Humanity

Leila Nadya Sadat

2025-12-31 Volume 25 • Issue 2 • 2025 • 302-343

Prevention and Punishment of Crimes Against Humanity: The United Nations General Assembly Long-Walk Journey

Ana Paula Lavalle Arroyo and Amadou Jaiteh

2025-12-31 Volume 25 • Issue 2 • 2025 • 344-352

Why a UN Convention for the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Humanity? The Six (Plus One) Rationales For A New Treaty

David Donat Cattin

2025-12-31 Volume 25 • Issue 2 • 2025 • 353-365

Towards A Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes Against Humanity: From Negotiation To Effective Enforcement

Olympia Bekou

2025-12-31 Volume 25 • Issue 2 • 2025 • 366-379