Synopsis "JICL Summer Issue 2014 (in English)"
The George Mason Journal of International Commercial Law (JICL) is a legal periodical founded in 2008 to further the study of international commercial law while providing international scholars and practitioners a forum to exchange, develop, and publish innovative ideas. JICL aims to reach international audiences in academia and beyond by publishing articles from around the world that are useful in practice, promote a greater understanding of the legal aspects of international commerce, and provide a source of authority and analysis to the legal community. Published by a select group of student editors at the George Mason University School of Law in Arlington, Virginia, JICL is one of the only legal-academic journals dedicated exclusively to the legal issues affecting international commerce and has attracted contributions from leading scholars and experienced practitioners all over the globe. This area of the law encompasses issues such as international trade, anti-dumping measures, securities law, financial services and anti-money laundering, privacy laws, consumer protection, international bribery, intellectual property law, government contracts, and much more. Th 2014 Summer Issue includes articles on the following topics: Business and Human Rights, International Mining Contracts, the FCC Indecency Policy, and Trademark Law.
