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Articles in 1989, Issue(s) 4
DAVID P. T. PRICE
CAUSATION—THE LORDS' LOST CHANCE?1989 38: 735-760
NABIL SALEH
THE LAW GOVERNING CONTRACTS IN ARABIA1989 38: 761-787
G. L. PEIRIS, ERIK G. JENSEN
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE: CURRENT AMERICAN AND SOUTH ASIAN TRENDS COMPARED1989 38: 788-810
TIMOTHY MILLET
THE NEW EUROPEAN COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE1989 38: 811-833
J.-G CASTEL
THE URUGUAY ROUND AND THE IMPROVEMENTS TO THE GATT DISPUTE SETTLEMENT RULES AND PROCEDURES1989 38: 834-849
C. M. CHINKIN
THE CHALLENGE OF SOFT LAW: DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE IN INTERNATIONAL LAW1989 38: 850-866
PATRICK THORNBERRY
SELF-DETERMINATION, MINORITIES, HUMAN RIGHTS: A REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS1989 38: 867-889
H. P. LEE
THE AUSTRALIAN SECURITY INTELLIGENCE ORGANISATION—NEW MECHANISMS FOR ACCOUNTABILITY1989 38: 890-905
M. L. MCCONNELL
ABORTION AND HUMAN RIGHTS: AN IMPORTANT CANADIAN DECISION1989 38: 905-913
GORDON WILLIAMS
THEFT BY COMPANY CONTROLLERS—A NEW ZEALAND VIEW1989 38: 913-924
J. G. COLLIER
IS INTERNATIONAL LAW REALLY PART OF THE LAW OF ENGLAND?1989 38: 924-935
DAVID J. BEDERMAN
BENEFICIAL OWNERSHIP OF INTERNATIONAL CLAIMS1989 38: 935-946
RHONA SCHUZ
THE FURTHER IMPLICATIONS OF IN LIGHT OF RECENT CASE LAW: STAYS IN MATRIMONIAL PROCEEDINGS1989 38: 946-953
A. V. Lowe, Colin Warbrick, IAIN CAMERON
MUTUAL ASSISTANCE IN CRIMINAL MATTERS1989 38: 954-965
A. V. Lowe, Colin Warbrick, COLIN WARBRICK
INTERNATIONAL LAW AND DOMESTIC LAW: MINISTERIAL POWERS1989 38: 965-977
EXTRADITION
1989 38: 977-977
JOHN WOODLIFFE
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 978-979
ALAN BOYLE
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 979-981
J. G. MERRILLS
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 981-982
J. G. MERRILLS
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 982-983
CHRISTINE GRAY
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 983-984
PAUL HEIM
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 984-985
GINO J. NALDI
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 985-986
FRANÇOISE J. HAMPSON
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 986-987
J. B. R. L. LANGDON
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 987-988
NICHOLAS GRIEF
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 988-989
GEOFF GILBERT
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 989-991
K. LIPSTEIN
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 991-992
K. R. SIMMONDS
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 992-994
ROGER HOOD
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 994-995
PAUL HEIM
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 995-996
MAURIZIO RAGAZZI
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 996-997
KELVIN WIDDOWS
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 997-998
A. W. BRADLEY
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 998-1000
EILEEN DENZA
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 1000-1001
PATRICIA M. LEOPOLD
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 1001-1001
RHONA SCHUZ
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 1002-1003
C. J. MILLER
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 1003-1004
L. NEVILLE BROWN
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 1004-1005
ALBERT KIRALFY
BOOK REVIEWS1989 38: 1005-1007
BOOKS RECEIVED
1989 38: 1007-1012
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