The International and Comparative Law Quarterly
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Articles in 2005, Issue(s) 1
Tom Bingham
The Claims Arbitration2005 54: 1-25
Adam Roberts
The End Of Occupation: Iraq 20042005 54: 27-48
Ivan Hare
Method and Objectivity in Free Speech Adjudication: Lessons from America2005 54: 49-87
Julia Hrnle
Country of Origin Regulation in Cross-Border Media: One Step beyond the Freedom to provide Services?2005 54: 89-126
Tim Connor
Accentuating the Positive: The Selling Arrangement, the first Decade, and beyond2005 54: 127-160
Stephen Tierney
Reframing Sovereignty? Sub-State National Societies and Contemporary Challenges to the Nation-State2005 54: 161-183
Vaughan Lowe
Clear and Present Danger: Responses to Terrorism2005 54: 185-196
KJ Keith
The Unity of the Common Law and the ending of Appeals to the Privy Council2005 54: 197-210
Louise Merrett
Uncertainties in the first Limb of the Test2005 54: 211-220
Sia Spiliopoulou kermark
Storms, Foxes, and Nebulous Legal Arguments: Twelve Years of Force against Iraq, 199120032005 54: 221-235
Ilias Bantekas
I. The Iraqi Special Tribunal for Crimes against Humanity2005 54: 237-253
Kaiyan Homi Kaikobad
II. Problems of Belligerent Occupation: The Scope of Powers exercised by the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq, AprilMay 2003June 20042005 54: 253-264
MA Sanderson
Review: Genocide on Trial: War Crimes Trials and the Formation of Holocaust History and Memory2005 54: 265-268
B Patrick Honnebier
Review: Official Commentary to the Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment and the Aircraft Equipment Protocol2005 54: 268-273
Roberto Caranta
Review: Direct Effect. Rethinking a Classic of EC Legal Doctrine2005 54: 273-274
Femi Elias
Review: Methods of Resolving Conflicts between Treaties2005 54: 274-276
Books Received
2005 54: 277-278
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