Australian International Law Journal

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from January 2006
Last Number: January 2020

University of Western Sydney, School of Law
ISSN 1325-5029


Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 226

January 01, 2013

  • Eweida v United Kingdom.

  • Minister for Home Affairs of the Commonwealth v Zentai.

  • ICSID Case No ARB/10/5: Tidewater v Venezuela, decision on jurisdiction.

  • Transnational Crime and Human Rights: Responses to Human Trafficking in the Greater Mekong Subregion.

  • The Culture of International Arbitration and the Evolution of Contract Law.

    • January 01, 2014

  • Operating international law in a global context: presentation of a three steps method.

  • Declining jurisdiction in the Hague's proposed judgments convention: amalgamating the 'more appropriate forum' and the 'clearly inappropriate forum' tests to provide the optimal forum non conveniens clause.

  • Evolutionary trends in maritime piracy: a possible assessment of eco-activists' conduct.

  • Coming to terms with a new role: the approach of the International Court of Justice to the interpretation of human rights treaties.

  • The unknown territories of the national security exception: the importance and interpretation of art. XXI of the GATT.

  • Flight MH370: international law and how we use it.

  • Trade and Public Health: The WTO, Tobacco, Alcohol, and Diet.

    • January 01, 2015

  • Time to put on the 3-D glasses: is there a need to expand JSCOT's mandate to cover 'instruments of less than treaty status'?

  • The U.N. convention on electronic contracting: Back from the dead?

  • Excluded from the refugee protection but unreturnable: The international human rights protection of the undesired.

  • The operations of the Islamic State and the relevance of international humanitarian law.

  • The South China Sea arbitration (The Republic of the Philippines v The People's Republic of China).

  • The ring of fire: Foreign State Immunity in Firebird Global Master Fund II Ltd v Republic of Nauru.

  • Jens David Ohlin and Larry May: Necessity in international law.

  • Due process and the death penalty in the Asia-Pacific region.

  • Consequences of Kampala: Assessing the impact of an International Criminal Court finding of aggression.

  • International Court of Justice, case of obligations concerning negotiations relating to cessation of the nuclear arms race and to nuclear disarmament (Marshall Islands v United Kingdom, Pakistan and India) (2016).

  • Hugh Thirlway: The International Court of Justice.

    • January 01, 2017

  • The ICC regime of victims' reparations: more uncertainties and inconsistencies brought to light by recent cases.

  • The immunities of state officials in civil proceedings involving allegations of torture.

  • Should MFNT exclude dispute resolution? An evaluation of the Australian approach.

  • Mind the gap: child soldiers and the law of targeting.

  • The judgments project: a review of the Hague Conference on Private International Law's work in progress.

  • The paradox of peacetime espionage in international law: from state practice to first principles.

  • Costs Awards by International Courts and Tribunals: Key Lessons from Philip Morris v. Australia.

  • Parallel proceedings in investment arbitration: moving forward after Orascom TMT investments v. Algeria.

  • Prosecutor v. Ntaganda: the end of impunity for sexual violence against child soldiers?

  • High Court of Australia: SZTAL v. Minister for Immigration and Border Protection; SZTGM v. Minister for Immigration and Border Protection.

  • Due Process of Law Beyond the State.

    • January 01, 2019

  • Foreword.

    • January 01, 2006

  • Editorial.

  • Amnesties and the Rome Statute--a legitimate bar to prosecution?

  • Salim Ahmed Hamdan, Petitioner v Donald H. Rumsfeld, Secretary of Defense 548 US 557 (2006).

    • January 01, 2019

  • NOT SO INNOCENT ABROAD: ELIMINATING THE FACILITATION PAYMENTS EXCEPTION IN AUSTRALIA AND THE UNITED STATES' FOREIGN BRIBERY PROVISIONS.

  • INDIGENOUS WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE UNITED NATIONS DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND THE AMERICAN DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES.

  • THE TERRITORIAL SCOPE OF INVESTMENT TREATIES: APPLICABILITY OF INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW TO SPACE MINING ACTIVITIES.

  • TIME FOR A REAPPRAISAL? THE INTERTEMPORAL PRINCIPLE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW EXAMINED.

  • WHEN TWAIL MET CIVILIAN PROTECTION: ANALYSING THE IMPACT OF THE KIGALI PRINCIPLES IN AFRICAN CIVIL CONFLICT.

  • WHEN DO MEDICAL PERSONNEL PROVIDING BIOMEDICAL ENHANCEMENTS PARTICIPATE DIRECTLY IN HOSTILITIES?

  • PROPOSING A MODEL OF IMMUNITY FOR PEACEKEEPERS: THE SOVEREIGNTY/JUSTICE BALANCE - WHAT SORT OF IMMUNITY SHOULD PEACEKEEPERS HAVE IF JUSTICE IS TO BE ACHIEVED FOR VICTIMS OF WAR CRIMES?

  • INTERNATIONAL LAW PRINCIPLES AND THE PROTECTION OF PRIVATE RIGHTS UNDER THE TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS OF THE MARITIME BOUNDARIES TREATY BETWEEN AUSTRALIA AND TIMOR-LESTE.

  • LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE SEPARATION OF THE CHAGOS ARCHIPELAGO FROM MAURITIUS IN 1965 (ADVISORY OPINION OF 25 FEBRUARY 2019), INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE: HISTORICAL CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW AND SELF-DETERMINATION IN THE COLONIAL CONTEXT.

  • THE QUEEN (ON THE APPLICATION OF CAMPAIGN AGAINST ARMS TRADE) AND THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND OTHERS [2019] EWCA CIV 1020 ('CAAT V SOS').

  • OPINION 1/17-THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE, ISDS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR AUSTRALIA.

  • PAULINE THERESE COLLINS: CIVIL-MILITARY 'LEGAL' RELATIONS: WHERE TO FROM HERE?