• Japan’s Legal Readiness in the Event of Hostilities on the Korean Peninsula 

  Nasu, H (Columbia Law School, 15 November 2020)

  Introduction: The use of military power is a controversial issue in Japan, primarily because of the “war renunciation clause” of the Japanese Constitution. Article 9 of the Constitution imposes restrictions on the extent ...

• Same tools used differently: the preventive potential of the European Arrest Warrant against inhuman treatment 

  Bicknell, C (Sweet and Maxwell, 2020)

  Eradicating torture and inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment entails not just their prohibition, but also their prevention. Within the Council of Europe close synergies between its institutions are both notable ...

• Right to Health in GATS: Can The Public Health Exception Pave the Way for Complementarity? 

  Gola, S (Pace Law School, Pace University, 2020)

  Trade in health-related services, such as hospital, medical professional and sanitation, have potential to improve health outcomes for Countries. Yet, health-related services are least liberalised services sector under ...

• The steady creep of an average consumer as a reference consumer in the assessment of the transparent provision of mandatory information 

  Luzak, J (Paris Legal Publishers, 31 October 2020)

  This article documents the steady creep of the average consumer benchmark across various areas of European consumer law related to the transparent provision of consumer information. It critically examines and rejects current ...

• Working out relationships: research, education, and the quest for lasting love 

  Ewing, J; Barlow, A; Blake, S; et al. (Jordan Publishing, 2020)

  Relationship and Sex Education became compulsory in secondary schools from September 2020 with schools required to teach pupils about the characteristics of healthy relationships. Drawing on data from the Shackleton ...

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