The International and Comparative Law Quarterly
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Articles in 1985, Issue(s) 2
BRICE DICKSON
THE REFORM OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY1985 34: 231-266
THOMAS FLEINER-GERSTER, MICHAEL A. MEYER
NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN HUMANITARIAN LAW: A CHALLENGE TO THE CONCEPT OF SOVEREIGNTY1985 34: 267-283
M. H. MENDELSON
INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE VALUATION OF NATIONALISED SHARES: TWO FRENCH DECISIONS1985 34: 284-296
EDWARD J. JACOBS
THE BATTLE OF THE FORMS: STANDARD TERM CONTRACTS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE1985 34: 297-316
ANDREW BURGESS
AVOIDING INFLATION LOSS IN CONTRACT DAMAGES AWARDS: THE EQUITABLE DAMAGES SOLUTION1985 34: 317-341
W. C. H. ERVINE
PROTECTING NEW CAR PURCHASERS: RECENT UNITED STATES AND ENGLISH DEVELOPMENTS COMPARED1985 34: 342-358
K. R. SIMMONDS
THE STATUS OF THE UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION ON THE LAW OF THE SEA 19821985 34: 359-368
M. HABIBUR RAHMAN
THE IMPACT OF THE LAW OF THE SEA CONVENTION ON THE REGIME FOR ISLANDS: PROBLEMS FOR THE COASTAL STATE IN ASSERTING CLAIMS TO “NEW-BORN” ISLANDS IN MARITIME ZONES1985 34: 368-376
P. T. MUCHLINSKI
THE STATUS OF THE INDIVIDUAL UNDER THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL LAW1985 34: 376-382
G. L. CLOSE
SUBORDINATION CLAUSES IN MIXED AGREEMENTS1985 34: 382-391
P. ST. J. SMART
THE RECOGNITION OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL DIVORCES1985 34: 392-397
CHRISTOPHER F. FORSYTH
RECOGNITION OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL DIVORCES: THE TRANSNATIONAL DIVORCE1985 34: 398-402
BIN CHENG
BOOK REVIEWS1985 34: 403-404
F. PARKINSON
BOOK REVIEWS1985 34: 404-405
F. PARKINSON
BOOK REVIEWS1985 34: 405-406
K. R. SIMMONDS
BOOK REVIEWS1985 34: 406-407
INGRID DELUPIS
BOOK REVIEWS1985 34: 407-407
JOSEPH JACONELLI
BOOK REVIEWS1985 34: 408-409
COLIN WARBRICK
BOOK REVIEWS1985 34: 409-410
JAN PAULSSON
BOOK REVIEWS1985 34: 410-412
JAN PAULSSON
BOOK REVIEWS1985 34: 412-413
ERIC BARENDT
BOOK REVIEWS1985 34: 413-414
ALBERT KIRALFY
BOOK REVIEWS1985 34: 414-415
COLIN WARBRICK
BOOK REVIEWS1985 34: 416-416
L. H. LEIGH
BOOK REVIEWS1985 34: 416-417
BOOKS RECEIVED
1985 34: 418-421
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