The International and Comparative Law Quarterly

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Back to 2007

Articles in 2007, Issue(s) 4

PIETER KOOIJMANS

TEH ICJ IN THE 21ST CENTURY: JUDICIAL RESTRAINT, JUDICIAL ACTIVISM, OR PROACTIVE JUDICIAL POLICY
2007 56: 741-754

MALCOLM N SHAW

TITLE, CONTROL AND CLOSURE? THE EXPERIENCE OF THE ERITREA-ETHIOPIA BOUNDAY COMMISSION
2007 56: 755-796

SUZANNE EGAN AND RACHEL MURRAY

A CHARTER OF RIGHTS FOR THE ISLAND OF IRELAND: AN UNKNOWN QUANTITY IN THE GOOD FRIDAY/BELFAST AGREEMENT
2007 56: 797-836

JOHN GILLESPIE

RETHINKING THE ROLE OF JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE IN SOCIALIST-TRANSFORMING EAXT ASIA
2007 56: 837-870

TD GRANT

INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION AND ENGLISH COURTS
2007 56: 871-884

NINA HB JØRGENSEN

GENOCIDE AS A FACT OF COMMON KNOWLEDGE
2007 56: 885-898

CATHERINE SEVILLE

INTELLECTURAL PROPERTY
2007 56: 899-906

MARGARET A YOUNG

TEH WTO'S USE OF RELEVANT RULES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW: AN ANALYSIS OF THE BIOTECH CASE
2007 56: 907-930

GILLES CUNIBERTI

THE LIBERALIZATION OF THE FRENCH LAW OF FOREIGN JUDGMENTS
2007 56: 931-938

ANDREA SCHULZ

THE ACCESSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY TO THE HAGUE CONFERENCE ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
2007 56: 939-950