OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of University of Pittsburgh Law Review is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Is There a Legal Path to Commercial Mining on the Moon?	3
Mass Shootings, Mental "Illness," and Tarasoff	2
From Product-Centered to Servitized Industry	2
The Accountability of Software Developers for War Crimes Involving Autonomous Weapons	1
Lighting the Fires of Learning in Law School: Implementing ABA Standard 314 by Incorporating Effective Formative Assessment Techniques Across the Curriculum	1
"Something's Happening Here/But You Don't Know What It Is": How Jurors (Mis)Construe Autism in the Criminal Trial Process	1
Investigating Design	1
An Emoji Legal Dictionary	1
Administration and Faculty	0
The Biden NLRB and Industrial Democracy's Remnants	0
Rule 23: What it Reveals About How, and When, Courts Should Ascertain the Identities of Individual Class Members	0
Masthead	0
Criminal Justice Technology and the Regulatory Sandbox: Toward Balancing Justice, Accountability, and Innovation	0
Work-Life Balance and the Need to Give Law Students a Break	0
Restoring Congress's Authority Under Article I to Abrogate the States' Eleventh Amendment Immunity: A Remedy That is Long Overdue	0
Appraising the U.S. Supreme Court’s Philipp Decision	0
Masthead	0
Global Climate Governance in 3D: Mainstreaming Geoengineering Within a Unified Framework	0
Public Rights and Taxation: A Brief Response to Professor Parrillo	0
Domestic Courts and the Generation of Norms in International Law	0
Reflecting on the Future of Law and Technology Education: Using Film and Television as a Tool to Teach the Ethical, Legal and Social Implications of Emerging Technologies	0
OSHA’s Failure to Protect America’s Essential Workers: The Need for Mandatory Rules in the COVID-19 Pandemic	0
No Love Leased: Determining a Landlord's Liability for Tenant-on-Tenant Harassment Under the Fair Housing Act	0
Resolving Division Among the U.S. Courts of Appeals: What Constitutes a Physical Restraint?	0
Introduction to a Festschrift Honoring Professor Rhonda Wasserman	0

In Pursuit of the Right Path: The Promise of Islamic Leadership in the Post-Singapore Convention World of International Commercial Mediation	0
Protecting Individuals, Institutions, and Innovation in the U.S. Government's Crackdown on "Foreign Influence"	0
Rebalancing the Burden of Proof for Trade Secrets Cases in China: A Detailed Scrutiny and Comparative Analysis of Article 32	0
Were the Tax Protesters Right about Ohio Statehood?	0
"Is That Still Going On?"	0
Is Sovereignty Divided Still Sovereignty? Kant and the Federalist	0
Other People’s Data: Privacy, Antitrust, and the Behavioral Advertising Business Model	0
The Heart of Appalachia is on Life Support: How West Virginia Can Revive its Economy in a Post-Coal Era	0
The FCC Keeps Letting Me Be	0
Consumer Data Protection and Privacy: A Proposal For a New Law and an Independent Agency	0
Masthead	0
Masthead	0
Erratum to Personal Jurisdiction in Negative-Value Class Suits	0
The Federal Courts Are Not Bias Free Zones: An Argument for Eliminating Diversity Jurisdiction	0
Almost Citing Slavery: Townshend v. Townshend in Wills & Trusts Casebooks	0
Urgenda vs. Juliana: Lessons for Future Climate Change Litigation Cases	0
Pushing Back Against Langdell	0
Consent Decrees and Federal Jurisdiction	0
Federally Funded and Religiously Exempt: Exploring Title IX Exemptions and Their Discriminatory Effect on LGBT Students	0
Don’t (Community) Bank on it: How the Current Regulatory Framework and New Federal Regulations Threaten the U.S. Community Banking Industry	0
The Thin Blue Line Between Virtue and Vice: Confronting the Moral Harms of Policing	0
I Quit: Lessons for Educators from the Great Resignation	0
(Not) Ready for Their Close-Up: Camera-Shy Colleges Lose First Amendment Focus in Restricting Campus Filming	0
Judicial Review of Directors' Duty of Care: A Comparison Between U.S. & China	0
Masthead	0
Truth Will Set You Free (Unless It's a Threat): Examining the Mens Rea Required in True Threats	0
Administration and Faculty	0
"Obviate!": Addressing Magical Thinking about Limiting Instructions and Character Evidence	0
Reflections on the Flying Buttresses of Class Action Settlement Approval	0
FOIA's Got 99 Problems, and Circuit Court Disagreement About Authority to Compel Affirmative Disclosures Is Definitely One	0
Deep-Seabed Mining Beyond National Jurisdictions: A Serviceable Enterprise or a Hostage to Fortune?	0
One Size Does Not Fit All: Realities of Pennsylvania’s Medical Liability System—and the Need for Finding Alternative Justice for Medical Liability Plaintiffs	0
Masthead	0
The Constitution America Could Have Had	0
Article 9 Foreclosures: When Is a Sale Not a Sale?	0
Keep on Dancing: The Success and Failures of the Patent Dance as Shown by BPCIA Litigation Cases Filed after Sandoz v. Amgen	0
The Lanham Act's Immoral or Scandalous Provision: Down, But Not Out	0
Nietzche’s Sovereign Individual and the Sin of Sodom	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Breach of Trust: Proposing a Business Accreditation for “Probono Publico” Media	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Should Seller Disclosures Drone on? The Increasing Use and Need for Regulation Regarding Drones in Real Estate Marketing	0
The Vulnerable Sovereign	0
Exhaustion of Remedies Under 28 USC § 1605(a)(3) in the Light of SNCF Holocaust Wrongdoing	0
An Easement for Public Benefit: A Stick in the Bundle for Those Displaced by Eminent Domain	0
Erratum to Consent Decrees and Federal Jurisdiction	0
Masthead	0
The Fortification of the Great Firewall and its Effect on E-Discovery Disputes in U.S. Courts	0
From the Frying Pan to the Fire: SCOTUS’ FSIA Inaction as Further Permitting Executive Branch Intervention in “Takings Exception” Cases and its Consequences in Forcing Holocaust Plaintiffs to Return t	0
Law, Liquidity, and Monetary Policy	0

Guilty of Poverty: How Bail Reform Efforts in California Will Fail Like Their Federal Predecessors	0
Comparative International Litigation and Climate Change: A Case Study on Access to Justice in Adaptation Matters	0
The Hollow Shell of Ohio H.B. 214: A Critical Examination of the Consequences of Down Syndrome Discrimination Laws	0
From Past to Present: Funding the Pennsylvania Public Education System	0
Vol. 83 Masthead	0
Permissive Exemptions and Entrenchment	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Astronauts and Asylum: Investigating the Intersection Between Outer Space and Immigration	0
Erratum to Regulatory Tensions in Telemedicine and the Realities of Virtual Care Post Pandemic	0
Angels and Diplomats: A Pleromatic Paradigm for Human Rights	0
Germany v. Philipp: Closing the Door on Victims of Their Own Countries	0
The Death of Administrative Democracy	0
Administration	0
Redefining the Right to Public Education	0
Vol. 83 Administration and Faculty	0
Section 230 in the Post-COVID Era: Health Misinformation and Social Media	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Personal Jurisdiction in Negative-Value Class Suits	0
Lethal Weapon: How Pennsylvania's Stand-Your-Ground Law Effectively Limits the Reasonable Belief Element of Self-Defense	0
"Volunteer" Searches	0
It's the Circle of Strife: Combatting Backlash and Workplace Animus Towards Women After the #MeToo Movement	0
Masthead	0
Who's Really Taking Care of Her: How the Adoption of Abuse Registries Differently Affects the Care of Older Adults and Children	0
Regulatory Tensions in Telemedicine and the Realities of Virtual Care Post Pandemic	0
No Help Wanted: Fixing the Labor Certification Paradox and Other Barriers to an Effective Employment Immigration System	0
Phantom Thread: Restoring Live-Client Interactions to the First-Year Educational Continuum in this Age of Information and Beyond	0
Securing Democracy: The Right to Vote from Outer Space	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Administration and Faculty	0
The Hague Judgments Convention in the United States: A "Game Changer" or a New Path to the Old Game?	0
The Ninth Amendment: The "Hard Problem" of U.S. Constitutional Law	0
The Language of Harm: What the Nassar Victim Impact Statements Reveal About Abuse and Accountability	0
Masthead	0
State Constitutional Rights to Bear Arms Ten Years After Heller/McDonald	0
A Regional Solution to Broadband Availability in Pennsylvania	0
Double Security: Toward a Liberty-Based Approach to Constitutional Structure	0
Post-and-Hold Laws	0
Keynote Address: The Importance of Novel Legal Solutions to Provide Belated Justice for the Victims of the Holocaust	0
Race-Based Admissions are Meritocratic Admission	0
Five Pressing Questions on the Ideal City	0
Administration and Faculty	0
Masthead	0
Technology-Enabled Co-Regulation for Blockchain Implementation	0
A Compelling Case: Exploring the Law of Disclosures After NIFLA	0
Shall Your Vote Be Counted?: Evaluating Whether Election Code Provisions Are Directory or Mandatory	0
Where the Fourth Amendment Fails: Using the European Court of Human Rights Framework to Limit Law Enforcement Agencies' Purchases of People's Data from Data Brokers	0
Masthead	0
United States Would Be Closer to Fulfilling the Trust Responsibility if Permanent Supportive Housing Was a Covered Medicaid Benefit	0
Wayward Samaritans: "Non-Profit" Hospitals and Their Tax Exempt Status	0
Rational Actors, Class Action Waivers, and the Emergence of Mass Individual Arbitration Demands	0
Something's Happening Here/But You Don't Know What It Is": How Jurors (Mis)Construe Autism in the Criminal Trial Process	0
Can Lockstep Find Its Footing Again? Why the Lockstep Compensation Model Creates a Culture for Providing Better Legal Services	0
The Sin of Singularity and the Divine Origins of Human Rights Advocacy	0
Roe as Potemkin Village: Fallacies, Facades, and Stare Decisis	0
A Regional Solution to Broadband Availability in Pennsylvania	0
Improving the NCAA Through Tax—Or Lack Thereof: An Examination of the NCAA and Its 501(c)(3) Status After Rule Changes for Name, Image, and Likeness	0
On the Interpretation of No-Hire Provisions in Pennsylvania-- The Case for Utilizing Federal Antitrust Law	0
The Supreme Court's Two Constitutions: A First Look at the "Reverse Polarity" Cases	0
Administration and Faculty	0