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Back to 2007

Articles in 2007, Issue(s) 3

Konrad Schiemann

EUROPE AND THE LOSS OF SOVEREIGNTY
2007 56: 475-490

Nick Gallus

RECENT BIT DECISIONS AND COMPOSITE ACTS STRADDLING THE DATE
2007 56: 491-514

Gerard McCormack

CONTROL AND CORPORATE RESCUE—AN ANGLO-AMERICAN EVALUATION
2007 56: 515-552

Annemarieke Vermeer-Künzli

A MATTER OF INTEREST: DIPLOMATIC PROTECTION AND STATE
2007 56: 553-582

Jérémie Gilbert

HISTORICAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ LAND CLAIMS: A COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL APPROACH TO THE COMMON LAW DOCTRINE ON INDIGENOUS TITLE
2007 56: 583-612

Jan L Neels

THE REVOCATION OF WILLS IN SOUTH AFRICAN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
2007 56: 613-622

Anthony E Cassimatis

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW, INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW, AND FRAGMENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
2007 56: 623-640

Gregory Dale

APPEALING TO WHOM? AUSTRALIA’S ‘APPELLATE JURISDICTION’ OVER NARU
2007 56: 641-658

Kate Brookson-Morris

CONFLICTS OF CRIMINAL JURISDICTION
2007 56: 659-665

Zeray W Yihdego

ETHIOPIA’S MILITARY ACTION AGAINST THE UNION OF ISLAMIC COURTS AND OTHERS IN SOMALIA: SOME LEGAL IMPLICATIONS
2007 56: 666-676

Huw Llewellyn

THE COMMISSION ON THE LIMITS OF THE CONTINENTAL SHELF: JOINT SUBMISSION BY FRANCE, IRELAND, SPAIN,AND THE UNITED KINGDOM
2007 56: 677-698

Sandesh Sivakumaran

APPLICATION OF THE CONVENTION ON THE PREVENTION AND PUNISHMENT OF THE CRIME OF GENOCIDE (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA V SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO)
2007 56: 695-707

Cases Before the Court
2007 56: 708-711

Other Developments
2007 56: 712-713

Matthew Happold

PROSECUTOR V THOMAS LUBANGA, DECISION OF PRE-TRIAL CHAMBER I OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT, 29 JANUARY 2007
2007 56: 713-724