I think a number of states would find they had an obligation to arrest him under the CAT; of course, it would be better if the US did it.

probably marry her

I think it will be Murray actually based on Dem Senate sentiment.

The NY mayoral primary was a win for the regular voters though.

Conceptually, this is reasonable, but there really is not a risk Scott appoints a Republican. He has been very clear about how he would handle it.

Between this and the chocolate covered almonds, I suspect we have the same taste buds.

I was on a search this spring and a few people did versions of this. I think it's fine! Is it still before the deadline?

I hope folks interested in human rights, changing norms, women’s and worker’s rights, international organization legitimacy, treaty withdrawal and treaty death find it helpful!

On a personal note, it is wonderful to see this project out in the world.  I conducted most of the interviews for it in 2018, and originally had it as a 7th empirical chapter in my dissertation, before my committee very kindly told me a 7th empirical chapter was excessive.

Other areas where this may apply?  Keep an eye on the UN Conventions on Narcotic drugs as more states in the Americas and Europe legalize pot. 4/20 thread?

The ILO ultimately decided to evaluate older treaties to determine which ones to abrogate. I argue that in some cases, this type of “controlled burn” can enhance the legitimacy of international law by bringing it in step with contemporary norms rather than challenging it.

For instance, in the early 20th century, several ILO conventions prohibited women from working underground in mines or at night.  As the norm within many states shifted from special protection for women to equal opportunity, a number of countries withdrew from these conventions.

Drawing from interviews with current and former International Labor Organization delegates and staff, I analyze the ILO’s response to changing norms with respect to gender equality, colonialism, and child labor.

Welch's berry flavor special edition.

Click bait for me and my fellow Vermonters (had to make sure Vermont was named)!