The International and Comparative Law Quarterly
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Articles in 2010, Issue(s) 4
KJ Keith
The International Court of Justice and Criminal Justice2010 59: 895-910
Michael Bridge
Avoidance for Fundamental Breach of Contract Under the UN Convention for the International Sale of Goods2010 59: 911-940
Christine Bell and Catherine O’Rourke
PEACE AGREEMENTS OR PIECES OF PAPER? THE IMPACT OF UNSC RESOLUTION 1325 ON PEACE PROCESSES AND THEIR AGREEMENTS2010 59: 941-980
Dominic McGoldrick
THE BOUNDARIES OF JUSTICIABILITY2010 59: 981-1019
Maire Ni Shuilleabhain
TEN YEARS OF EUROPEAN FAMILY LAW: RETROSPECTIVE REFLECTIONS FROM A COMMON LAW PERSPECTIVE2010 59: 1021-1053
TOM ALLEN
LIBERALISM, SOCIAL DEMOCRACY AND THE VALUE OF PROPERTY UNDER THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS2010 59: 1055-1078
ALBERTO ALVAREZ-JIMÉNEZ
PUBLIC HEARINGS AT THE WTO APPELLATE BODY: THE NEXT STEP2010 59: 1079-1078
Peter Duff and Bo Yin
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA: SOCIALIST, CIVILIAN OR TRADITIONAL?2010 59: 1099-1127
Suzanne Kingston
Current Developments European Union Law: Environment2010 59: 1129-1141
Aude Fiorini
Current Developments Private International Law: I. HARMONIZING THE LAW APPLICABLE TO DIVORCE AND LEGAL SEPARATION—ENHANCED COOPERATION AS THE WAY FORWARD2010 59: 1143-1158
James Garbolino
Current Developments Private International Law: II. THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT SETTLES THE NE EXEAT CONTROVERSY IN AMERICA: ABBOTT V ABBOTT2010 59: 1158-1167
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