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	Melbourne Journal of International Law

2000

Volume 1

Volume 1 No. 1 - December 2000

Articles

• THE UNCITRAL DRAFT CONVENTION ON ASSIGNMENT IN RECEIVABLES FINANCING: APPLICABILITY, GENERAL PROVISIONS AND THE CONFLICT OF CONVENTIONS - [2000] MelbJIL 1; (2000) 1 Melbourne Journal of International Law 1
  Franco Ferrari
• FOR KEEPING OR FOR KEEPS? AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE ON CHALLENGES FACING THE DEVELOPMENT OF A REGIME FOR THE PROTECTION OF UNDERWATER CULTURAL HERITAGE - [2000] MelbJIL 2; (2000) 1 Melbourne Journal of International Law 19
  Constance Johnson
• HANDMAIDENS, HIERARCHIES AND CROSSING THE PUBLIC–PRIVATE DIVIDE IN THE TEACHING OF INTERNATIONAL LAW - [2000] MelbJIL 3; (2000) 1 Melbourne Journal of International Law 35
  Dianne Otto
• DO ON-SHORE ASYLUM SEEKERS HAVE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RIGHTS? DEALING WITH THE MORAL CONTRADICTION OF LIBERAL DEMOCRACY - [2000] MelbJIL 4; (2000) 1 Melbourne Journal of International Law 70
  Savitri Taylor
• LEGAL AND COMMERCIAL RISKS OF INVESTMENT IN THE TIMOR GAP - [2000] MelbJIL 5; (2000) 1 Melbourne Journal of International Law 98
  Gillian Triggs

Case Note

• Case Note: PROSECUTOR V MUSEMA: A Commentary on the Musema Judgment Rendered by the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda - [2000] MelbJIL 6; (2000) 1 Melbourne Journal of International Law 131
  Cécile Aptel and Jamie A Williamson

Commentaries

• POVERTY AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN BANGLADESH - [2000] MelbJIL 7; (2000) 1 Melbourne Journal of International Law 149
  David Begg
• AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND V JAPAN: SOUTHERN BLUEFIN TUNA CASE - [2000] MelbJIL 8; (2000) 1 Melbourne Journal of International Law 153
  Dean Bialek
• THE RIGHT TO STRIKE IN AUSTRALIA: INTERNATIONAL TREATY OBLIGATIONS AND THE EXTERNAL AFFAIRS POWER - [2000] MelbJIL 9; (2000) 1 Melbourne Journal of International Law 162
  Richard Dalton and Richard Groom
• AUSTRIA AND THE EUROPEAN UNION — THE REPORT OF THE ‘THREE WISE MEN’ - [2000] MelbJIL 10; (2000) 1 Melbourne Journal of International Law 169
  Alison Duxbury
• WHAT’S IN AN EMBLEM? HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE UNDER ANY OTHER BANNER WOULD BE AS COMFORTING - [2000] MelbJIL 11; (2000) 1 Melbourne Journal of International Law 175
  Timothy L H McCormack