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Articles in 1989, Issue(s) 3
M. GILBEY STRUB
THE CONVENTION ON THE INTERNATIONAL SALE OF GOODS: ANTICIPATORY REPUDIATION PROVISIONS AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES1989 38: 475-501
RUTH REDMOND-COOPER
THE RELEVANCE OF FAULT IN DETERMINING LIABILITY FOR ROAD ACCIDENTS: THE FRENCH EXPERIENCE1989 38: 502-521
IAN KAWALEY
THE FAIR CROSS-SECTION PRINCIPLE: TRIAL BY SPECIAL JURY AND THE RIGHT TO CRIMINAL JURY TRIAL UNDER THE BERMUDA CONSTITUTION1989 38: 522-546
JANET DINE
IMPLICATIONS FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM OF THE EC FIFTH DIRECTIVE1989 38: 547-559
D. W. GREIG
SPECIFIC EXCEPTIONS TO IMMUNITY UNDER THE INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION'S DRAFT ARTICLES1989 38: 560-588
ANTONIO CASSESE
THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY'S “LEGAL” RESPONSE TO TERRORISM1989 38: 589-608
RYSZARD W. PIOTROWICZ
THE STATUS OF GERMANY IN INTERNATIONAL LAW: ?1989 38: 609-635
NORMAN S. MARSH
THE AMERICAN TORT PROCESS: A REVIEW ARTICLE1989 38: 636-648
XU GUOJIAN
CONTRACT IN CHINESE PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW1989 38: 648-653
C. F. AMERASINGHE, D. THORSLUND
CLAIMANTS TO STAFF MEMBERSHIP BEFORE INTERNATIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS1989 38: 653-667
W. K. HASTINGS
NEW ZEALAND TREATY PRACTICE WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE TREATY OF WAITANGI1989 38: 668-682
IAN EDGE
EGYPTIAN FAMILY LAW: THE TALE OF THE1989 38: 682-685
Karl Newman, ANDREW BELL
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW1989 38: 686-689
Karl Newman, STEPHEN WEATHERILL
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW1989 38: 689-693
Karl Newman, CHRISTOPHER HARDING
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW1989 38: 693-697
Karl Newman, PETER G. XUEREB
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW1989 38: 697-702
CORRIGENDUM
1989 38: 702-702
VAUGHAN LOWE
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 703-704
F. D. BERMAN
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 704-705
HAZEL FOX
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 705-707
ANTHONY CARTY
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 707-709
H. W. A. THIRLWAY
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 709-709
J. W. BRIDGE
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 709-710
ISA A. HUNEIDI
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 710-711
MICHAEL C. WOOD
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 712-713
MARC WELLER
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 713-714
MARTIN HUNTER
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 714-715
F. A. MANN
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 715-716
PETER MARTIN
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 716-717
F. D. ROSE
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 717-718
NORMAN S. MARSH
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 719-720
MICHAEL R. ANDERSON
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 720-721
BRENDA HOGGETT
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 721-722
GERARD HOGAN
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 723-725
PETER SLINN
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 725-727
FRANCIS SNYDER
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 727-728
KARL NEWMAN
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 728-729
J. M. CLAYDON
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 729-730
BOOKS RECEIVED
1989 38: 730-733
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