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Articles in 1984, Issue(s) 2
SUZANNE B. MCNICOL
STRATEGIES FOR REFORM OF THE LAW RELATING TO POLICE INTERROGATIONS1984 33: 265-300
G. L. PEIRIS
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL PRIVILEGE IN COMMONWEALTH LAW1984 33: 301-330
STEPHEN C. NEFF
HUMAN RIGHTS IN AFRICA: THOUGHTS ON THE AFRICAN CHARTER ON HUMAN AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS IN THE LIGHT OF CASE LAW FROM BOTSWANA, LESOTHO AND SWAZILAND1984 33: 331-347
JAMES C. HATHAWAY
THE EVOLUTION OF REFUGEE STATUS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW: 1920–19501984 33: 348-380
EBERE OSIEKE
MAJORITY VOTING SYSTEMS IN THE INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANISATION AND THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND1984 33: 381-408
GORDON SLYNN
THE COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES1984 33: 409-429
KURT H. NADELMANN
THE LURE IN “INTERNATIONAL BANKRUPTCIES” OF ASSETS LOCATED ABROAD1984 33: 431-436
SUSAN M. NOTT
THE IMPACT OF STATUTES ON THE CONFLICT OF LAWS1984 33: 437-448
C. G. J. MORSE
TORT, EMPLOYMENT CONTRACTS AND THE CONFLICT OF LAWS1984 33: 449-461
CHRISTINA MURRAY
THE 1977 GENEVA PROTOCOLS AND CONFLICT IN SOUTHERN AFRICA1984 33: 462-470
PHILIP SUTHERLAND
SOLICITORS' LIABILITY FOR NEGLIGENCE IN AUSTRALIA AND THE UNITED KINGDOM1984 33: 471-476
J. M. STEINER
CHILD BENEFITS AND EEC LAW: OUT OF THE IMPASSE1984 33: 477-483
FRANS G. A. VAN KRAAY
FREE MOVEMENT OF GOODS IN THE EEC: UHT MILK1984 33: 484-487
SANDY GHANDHI
SPARE THE ROD: CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN SCHOOLS AND THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS1984 33: 488-494
G. SCHWARZENBERGER
BOOK REVIEWS1984 33: 495-496
ANDREW DRZEMCZEWSKI
BOOK REVIEWS1984 33: 496-498
KIM ECONOMIDES
BOOK REVIEWS1984 33: 498-499
DAVID NEWELL
BOOK REVIEWS1984 33: 499-500
ALDERT KIRALFY
BOOK REVIEWS1984 33: 500-501
KIM ECONOMIDES
BOOK REVIEWS1984 33: 501-501
J. M. THOMSON
BOOK REVIEWS1984 33: 501-503
JILL COTTRELL
BOOK REVIEWS1984 33: 503-504
NORMAN S. MARSH
BOOK REVIEWS1984 33: 504-506
ALBERT KIRALFY
BOOK REVIEWS1984 33: 506-506
JANE GIDDINGS
BOOK REVIEWS1984 33: 507-507
SAMIR A. SALEH
BOOK REVIEWS1984 33: 507-508
BOOKS RECEIVED
1984 33: 509-513
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