Craig Martin

Going Medieval: Targeted Killing, Self-Defence, and the Jus Ad Bellum Regime

The Japanese Constitution as Law and the Legitimacy of the Supreme Court's Constitutional Decisions: A Response to Matsui

A Means-Methods Paradox and the Legality of Drone Strikes in Armed Conflict

Kiobel , Extraterritoriality, and the 'Global War on Terror'

Unequal Shadows: Negotiation Theory and Spousal Support Under Canadian Divorce Law

Glimmers of Hope: The Evolution of Equality Rights Doctrine in Japanese Courts from a Comparative Perspective

Striking the Right Balance: Hate Speech Laws in Japan, the United States, and Canada

憲法9条を再生させるための改正論ーなぜ、どのように9条を改正するのか (Change It to Save It: Why and How to Amend Article 9)

Change It to Save It: Why and How to Amend Article 9

The Legitimacy of Informal Constitutional Amendment and the 'Reinterpretation' of Japan's War Powers