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Maryland Journal of International Law 
Volume 35 Issue 1 Article 1 
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MARYLAND JOURNAL OF 
INTERNATIONAL LAW 
 
 
Volume 35                                                                  2020  
A NOTE FROM THE EDITOR 
Stuart W. Davis 
 
Reflections on the University of Maryland  
School of Law East Asian Legal Studies Program 
A Letter from the Former President of the Republic of China 
                                   Ma Ying-jeou                                            1 
The East Asian Legal Studies Program: A Legacy Will Never  
Be Forgotten 
                                   Chun-I Chen                                                 2  
Reminiscing Over the Years for the 35th Publication of the Maryland 
Journal of International Law 
                                            David I. Salem                                                  5 
A Quiet Place That Never Was (and Never Intended to Be . . . ) 
                                    Andy Y. Sun                                                9 
 
Symposium: The Populist Challenge  
to the International Legal Order 
Distinguished Gerber Lecturers 
Multilateralism, Pushback and Adjustment: From the UN Charter  
to COVID 19 
                            The Hon. Michael Kirby                                  22 
The Emerging Shape of Global Justice: Retrogression or Course 
Correction 
                                        Diane Orentlicher                                       61 
 
Articles and Essays 
The Populist Challenge and the Future of the United Nations  
Security Council 
                         Jeremy Farrall                                         73 
 
The Multilateral Human Rights System: Systemic Challenge or 
Healthy Contestation? 
                                     Jolyon Ford                                               90  
Populism, International Courts, and Women’s Human Rights              
                                         Nienke Grossman                                            104 
Revelation out of Rupture: Building Human Rights from  
the Bottom Up 
                                         Daniel I. Morales                                    127 
Blue States, Red States: The United States? 
   Catherine Powell                                      134 
The Populist Backlash to Gender Equality in International Fora: 
Analyzing Resistance & Response at the United Nations              
                                            Shruti Rana                                          156 
Populism, Backlash and the Ongoing Use of the World Trade 
Organization Dispute Settlement System: State Responses to the 
Appellate Body Crisis 
                                         Imogen Saunders                                     172 
Populism’s Global Impact on Immigrants and Refugees: The 
Perspective of Eritrean Refugees in Europe and in Israel                                                           
                     James Yap, Hilina Fessahaie & Enbal Singer                  189 
 
Notes and Comments 
Jam v. International Finance Corporation: The End of Absolute 
International Organizational Sovereign Immunity and the Argument 
for a Functional Immunity Regime  
                                   Bryce Hollander                                              202 
The Internationalized Contract and the Populist Backlash  
to the Fine Print 
                                   Erick Marquina                                              230 
Gamble v. United States: The Dual Sovereignty Doctrine Under the 
National v. International Context – What is Sovereign to One is Not 
Sovereign to the Other 
                                           Veronica Mina                                      255 
 
 


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