UC Law SF International Law Review | Vol 40 | No. 2

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UC Law SF International Law Review

Volume 40, Number 2 (Summer 2017)

Article

Deepening Lawyer Role Education to Serve Students and Society
Deborah Weimer

Notes

The Reception and Processing of Minors in the United States in Comparison to that of Australia and Canada: Would Being a Party to the UN Convention on the Right of the Child Make a Difference in U.S. Courts?
Eliana Corona

Low-Wage Workers and Bullying in the Workplace: How Current Workplace Harassment Law Makes the Most Vulnerable Invisible
E. Christine Reyes Loya

Comments

Advancing Migrants’ Rights in the United States Using International Law
Lisa Reinsberg and Brittany West

International Standards on Business and Human Rights: Is Drafting a New Treaty Worth It?
Connie de la Vega

Migrants’ Rights in the U.S. System under the Inter-American Human Rights System
Francisco J. Rivera Juaristi

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