Recent Publications  

Michigan State International Law Review is a student-led journal dedicated to academic excellence, international law, and the free exchange of ideas.

Currently, all our publications are accessible and available for download on our Digital Commons Page.

Recent Issues

Volume 31 Issue 1 can be found and downloaded from our Digital Commons:

Natalie Glitz Grumhaus: Spoiled Spoils of War: When Are Official Spoils of War Legitimate Acquisitions at the British Museum?

Anna Henson: Virtual Whac-A-Mole: Addressing the Patchwork Regulation of Online Hate Speech

Ashton Holland: Are Cryptocurrency Transactions Private in the European Union? Examining the Effects of Regulation (EU) 2015/847’s Amendment, Proposed Regulation (EU) 2021/0241, and the General Data Protection Regulation

Madeline Jones: The International Legalization of Sex-Work: Protecting Sex-Workers from Abuse and Exploitation Through Increased Regulation and Decreased Stigmatization

Haley Wehner: The Spanish Stolen Baby Crisis: Why Stolen Baby Plaintiffs Have Been Unsuccessful in Spanish Courts and What Remedies Remain