The International and Comparative Law Quarterly
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Articles in 2003, Issue(s) 4
Tom Bingham
Personal Freedom and the Dilemma of Democracies2003 52: 841-858
Vaughan Lowe
The Iraq Crisis: What Now?2003 52: 859-871
Koen Lenaerts
Interlocking Legal Orders in the European Union and Comparative Law2003 52: 873-906
Liz Heffernan
The Community Courts postNice: A European Revisited2003 52: 907-933
HongLin Yu
Independence, Impartiality, and Immunity of ArbitratorsUS and English Perspectives2003 52: 935-967
Paula Giliker
A Role for Tort in PreContractual Negotiations? An Examination of English, French, and Canadian Law2003 52: 969-994
Adam Cygan
Protecting the Interests of Civil Society in Community DecisionMakingThe Limits of Article 230 EC2003 52: 995-1012
Erika Szyszczak
I. Social Policy2003 52: 1013-1021
Stephen Weatherill
II. Free Movement of Goods2003 52: 1021-1030
Michael Cardwell
III. Agriculture2003 52: 1030-1038
Aude Fiorini
I. New Belgium Law on Same Sex Marrage and Its PIL Implications2003 52: 1039-1049
Uta Kohl
II. Defamation on the InternetNice Decision, Shame about the Reasoning:2003 52: 1049-1058
I. Legal Assessment of the Use of Force Against Iraq
2003 52: 1059-1063
Stefan Enchelmaier
Services and Free Movement in EU Law2003 52: 1065-1067
Frank Wooldridge
New Asylum Countries: Migration Control and Refugee Protection in an Enlarged European Union2003 52: 1067-1068
Hazel Fox
Policing World Society: Historical Foundations of International Police Cooperation2003 52: 1068-1069
Stefan Zleptnig
International Economic Governance and NonEconomic Concerns. New Challenges for the International Legal Order2003 52: 1069-1071
John Bell
On Law, Politics and Judicialization2003 52: 1071-1073
John Bell
The Power of Judges2003 52: 1071-1073
Robert Weekes
The Death PenaltyA Worldwide Perspective2003 52: 1073-1074
Faisal Saifee
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms2003 52: 1074-1074
Books Received
2003 52: 1075-1076
Table of Contents
2003 52: 1077-1104
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