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Murray, Melissa

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Harbach, Meredith Johnson

\u3ci\u3eParens Patriae\u3c/i\u3e After the Pandemic

Monast, Jonas J.

NORTH CAROLINA JOURNAL OF LAW & 
TECHNOLOGY 
Volume 24 Issue 4 Article 2 
5-1-2023 
Emerging Technology Governance in the Shadow of the Major 
Questions Doctrine 
Jonas J. Monast 
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Emerging Technology Governance in the Shadow of the Major Questions Doctrine

Blaszczyk, Matt

Impossibility of Emergent Works’ Protection in the U.S. and the E.U. Copyright Law

Barker, Weston

NORTH CAROLINA JOURNAL OF LAW & 
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Volume 24 Issue 3 Article 2 
4-1-2023 
You Can Take It With You: An Argument for Establishing a North 
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Weston Barker 
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Picchio, Chloe

NORTH CAROLINA JOURNAL OF LAW & 
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Volume 24 Issue 3 Article 4 
4-1-2023 
Fortune Favors the Bold-Unless You're in Rural America: 
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Chloe Picchio 
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Fortune Favors the Bold-Unless You\u27re in Rural America: Legislating the Environmental Effects of Cryptocurrency

Williams, Jonathan

Text and Structure in Historical Context: A Theory About the Fate of the Exclusive Treaty Power

Basma, Fatmeh

A Necessary Evil: Conditional Recognition of the Taliban

North Carolina International Law Journal

NORTH CAROLINA JOURNAL OF 
INTERNATIONAL LAW 
Volume 49 Number 1 Article 1 
12-1-2023 
Contents 
North Carolina International Law Journal 
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ARTICLES
The Rise of China, the United States, and the Limits of
International Law .................................................... 1
Julišn G. Ku
Gene-Edited Crops and Food and the Bold Path Forward in
U.S. Trade Agreements ........................................... 39
Mštthew œchšefer
Buoying Statehood: The Impact of Rising Sea Levels on
Statehood in International Law .............................137
Hšyley œtšncil
Mail-Order Brides and Human Trafficking in Israel:
Forced Marriage as a Form of Exploitation ...........157
Emily Zoffer


Khursheed, Huma

Medical Care vs. Medicalization: The Implications of the Fourth Circuit\u27s Decision in \u3ci\u3eWilliams v. Kincaid\u3c/i\u3e

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