The International and Comparative Law Quarterly
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Articles in 2008, Issue(s) 3
BRIGITTE CLARK AND CLAUDINA RICHARDS
THE PREVENTION AND PROHIBITION OF FORCED MARRIAGES-A COMPARATIVE APPROACH2008 57: 501-528
ADAM CYGAN
PUBLIC HEALTHCARE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: STILL A SERVICE OF GENERAL INTEREST?2008 57: 529-560
PAULA GILIKER
CODIFYING TORT LAW:LESSONS FROM THE PROPOSALS OF THE FRENCH CIVIL CODE2008 57: 561-582
RAIN LIIVOJA
THE SCOPE OF THE SUPREMACY CLAUSE OF THE UNITED NATIONS CHARTER2008 57: 583-612
MAMIKO YOKOI-ARAI
GATS' PRUDENTIAL CARVE OUT IN FINANCIAL SERVICES AND ITS RELATION WITH PRUDENTIAL REGULATION2008 57: 613-648
Frank Bates
Stay Proceedings and Forum Non Conveniens in Recent Australian Family Law2008 57: 649-657
Helen Xanthaki
Legal Transplants in Legislation:Defusing the Trap2008 57: 659-673
Colin Warbrick and Dominic McGoldrick
Kosovo:The Declaration of Independence2008 57: 675-690
Douglas Guilfoyle
Piracy off Somalia:UN Security Coucil Resolution 1816 and IMO Regional Counter-Piracy Efforts2008 57: 690-699
J Craig Barker and Elizabeth A Kirk
I. Case Concerning Territorial and Maritime Disputes Between Nicaragua and Honduras in the Caribbean Sea (Nicaragua v Honduras), Judgment of 8 October 20072008 57: 701-709
J Craig Barker
II. Cases Before the Court2008 57: 709-710
J Craig Barker and Isabelle Van Damme
III. APPELLATE BODY REPORT, BRAZIL—MEASURES AFFECTING IMPORTS OF RETREADED TYRES, ADOPTED ON 17 DECEMBER 20072008 57: 710-723
J Craig Barker and Mathias Audit
IV. THE CHANNEL TUNNEL GROUP LTD AND FRANCE—MANCHE SA V UNITED KINGDOM AND FRANCE, PARTIAL AWARD ON JURISDICTION, DECISION OF 30 JANUARY 20072008 57: 724-732
Mauro Barelli
Review:Indigenous Rights and United Nations Standards: Self-determination, Culture and Land2008 57: 733-735
Giovanni Cogliandro
Review:International Investment Arbitration: Substantive Principles2008 57: 735-736
Nikolaj Nielsen
Review:Women and Housing: Gender Makes A Difference2008 57: 736-737
Kerry Tetzlaff
Review:Ensuring Compliance with Multilateral Environmental Agreements. A Dialogue Between Practitioners and Academia2008 57: 737-739
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