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Founded in 2003, the South Carolina Journal of International Law and Business seeks to serve South Carolinians by creating a forum for discussion about how international law and business affect the state.

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Current Issue: Volume 21, Issue 2 (2025)

Articles

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Table of Contents

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The "Not Seen" Effect of International Financial Centers: Innovation in the Global Financial Ecosystem
Charlotte Ku and Andrew P. Morriss

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Evolutive Regime Assertion for the International Military Laws of Outer Space: U.S. Legal Problems and Solutions Relating to the International Law of Space Warfare
Matthew Lively

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The Federal Trade Commission, Germany, and Non-Compete Agreements: An Analysis of the Federal Trade Commission's Proposed Ban on Non-Compete Agreements and a Comparison to German Non-Compete Law
Madison Nicole Whiting

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The Dark Side of the Internet: The Facilitation of CSAM by Social Media Companies and What Should Be Done about It
Megan Holderness