The International and Comparative Law Quarterly
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Articles in 1995, Issue(s) 1
DERMOTT J. DEVIN
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL LAW AND MUNICIPAL LAW IN THE LIGHT OF THE INTERIM SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTITUTION 19931995 44: 1-18
IAIN MACNEIL
THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK IN THE UNITED KINGDOM FOR INSURANCE POLICIES SOLD BY EC INSURERS UNDER FREEDOM OF SERVICES1995 44: 19-40
DAMIEN GERADIN, RAOUL STEWARDSON
TRADE AND ENVIRONMENT: SOME LESSONS FROM (AUSTRALIA) AND (EUROPEAN COMMUNITY)1995 44: 41-71
G. MAHER
FOREIGN CURRENCY JUDGMENTS: THE SCOTFISH EXPERIENCE1995 44: 72-89
J. G. MERRILLS
INTERIM MEASURES OF PROTECTION IN THE RECENT JURISPRUDENCE OF ThE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE1995 44: 90-146
PATRICK J. O'KEEFE
PROTECTION OF THE MATERIAL CULTURAL HERITAGE: THE COMMONWEALTH SCHEME1995 44: 147-161
LYNN E. RAMSEY
THE IMPLICATIONS OF THE EUROPE AGREEMENTS FOR AN EXPANDED EUROPEAN UNION1995 44: 161-171
JENNIFER SKILBECK
THE US/UK ARBITRATION CONCERNING HEATHROW AIRPORT USER CHARGES1995 44: 171-179
DÁRIO MOURA VICENTE
APPLICABLE LAW IN VOLUNTARY ARBITRATIONS IN PORTUGAL1995 44: 179-191
CAROL G. S. TAN
PURE ECONOMIC LOSS IN MALAYSIA: FOLLOWING ENGLISH LAW BY DEFAULT?1995 44: 192-196
NELSON ENONCHONG
EFFECTS OF ILLEGALITY: A COMPARATIVE STUDY IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH LAW1995 44: 196-213
TAKIS TRIDIMAS
I. COMPANY LAW AND TRADE IN SECURITIES1995 44: 214-218
PAUL R. BEAUMONT
II. EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE AND JURISDICTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS IN CIVIL AND COMMERCIAL MATTERS1995 44: 218-221
MICHAEL MICHAEL
III. CUSTOMS, EXCISE DUTIES AND VALUE ADDED TAX1995 44: 221-225
KATE COOK, PHILIPPE SANDS
IV. EXTERNAL RELATIONS1995 44: 225-234
LORD MUSTILL
BOOK REVIEWS1995 44: 235-236
LORD MUSTILL
BOOK REVIEWS1995 44: 236-236
SYLVIA MAUREEN WILLIAMS
BOOK REVIEWS1995 44: 236-238
JAMES KINGSTON
BOOK REVIEWS1995 44: 238-238
VAUGHAN LOWE
BOOK REVIEWS1995 44: 238-240
PATRICIA BIRNIE
BOOK REVIEWS1995 44: 240-241
STEFAN TALMON
BOOK REVIEWS1995 44: 241-242
EMMANUEL DECAUX
BOOK REVIEWS1995 44: 242-242
NIGEL FOSTER
BOOK REVIEWS1995 44: 243-245
ROBBIE DOWNING
BOOK REVIEWS1995 44: 245-245
G. L. CLOSE
BOOK REVIEWS1995 44: 246-247
JAMES KINGSTON
BOOK REVIEWS1995 44: 247-248
TERENCE DAINTITH
BOOK REVIEWS1995 44: 248-249
BOOKS RECEIVED
1995 44: 249-253
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