26 septembre 2016

REVUE : Melbourne Journal of International Law (vol. 17, n°1, June 2016)

David ROY

The latest issue of the Melbourne Journal of International Law (vol. 17, n°1, June 2016) is out. 

Sang-Hyun Song, International Criminal Court-Centred International Criminal Justice and Its Challenges 
Amanda Alexander, International Humanitarian Law, Postcolonialism and the 1977 Geneva Protocol I 
Conall Mallory, Abolitionists at Home and Abroad: A Right to Consular Assistance and the Death Penalty 
Rebecca L Stanley & Ross P Buckley, Protecting the West, Excluding the Rest: The Impact of the AML/CTF Regime on Financial Inclusion in the Pacific and Potential Responses 
Hailegabriel G Feyissa, European Extraterritoriality in Semicolonial Ethiopia 
Phoebe J Galbally, Playing the Victim: A Critical Analysis of Canada's Bill C-36 from an International Human Rights Perspective 
Patrick Wall, A Marked Improvement: The High Court of Australia's Approach to Treaty Interpretation in Macoun v Commissioner of Taxation [2015] HCA 44 
Ryan J Turner, Transnational Supply Chain Regulation: Extraterritorial Regulation as Corporate Law's New Frontier 
Sarah Williams, MH17 and the International Criminal Court: A Suitable Venue? 
Roda Mushkat, 'Loose' Regionalism and Global Governance: The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Factor








Aucun commentaire :

Enregistrer un commentaire