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	Melbourne Journal of International Law

2005

Volume 6

Issue [ 1 | 2 ]

Volume 6 No. 1 - May 2005

Articles

• THE DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD: RELIGIOUS INFLUENCES ON INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW - [2005] MelbJIL 1; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 1
  Carolyn Evans
• RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LAW OF EXTRADITION - [2005] MelbJIL 2; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 33
  Gavan Griffith QC and Claire Harris
• THE LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT — A CONTEMPORARY CRITIQUE - [2005] MelbJIL 3; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 55
  Dale Stephens and Michael W Lewis
• DEFENSIVE FORCE UNDER THE ROME STATUTE - [2005] MelbJIL 4; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 86
  Hannah Tonkin

Case Notes

• CASE NOTE: EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES — CONDITIONS FOR THE GRANTING OF TARIFF PREFERENCES TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES - [2005] MelbJIL 5; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 118
  Michael McKenzie

Commentary

• GMO TRADE WARS: THE SUBMISSIONS IN THE EC — GMO DISPUTE IN THE WTO - [2005] MelbJIL 6; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 141
  Jacqueline Peel, Rebecca Nelson and Lee Godden
• THE WAR IN IRAQ AND INTERNATIONAL LAW - [2005] MelbJIL 7; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 167
  Gerry Simpson

Book Review

• Book Review: The Torture Papers: The Road to Abu Ghraib, edited by Karen Greenberg and Joshua Dratel (New York, US: Cambridge University Press, 2005) - [2005] MelbJIL 8; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 189
  Jessica Howard

Volume 6 No. 2 - October 2005

Articles

• MANDATORY RULES OF LAW IN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION - [2005] MelbJIL 9; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 205
  Andrew Barraclough and Jeff Waincymer
• BETWEEN LIBERAL LEGAL DIDACTICS AND POLITICAL MANICHAEISM: THE POLITICS AND LAW OF THE IRAQI SPECIAL TRIBUNAL - [2005] MelbJIL 10; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 245
  Nehal Bhuta
• PAST THE POINT OF NO RETURN? THE PALESTINIAN RIGHT OF RETURN IN INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW - [2005] MelbJIL 11; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 272
  Jeremie Maurice Bracka
• THE USES OF PACIFIC SETTLEMENT TECHNIQUES IN MALAYSIA–SINGAPORE RELATIONS - [2005] MelbJIL 12; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 313
  C L Lim
• LAST TANGO WITH MOSCOW: A POLITICAL AND JURISPRUDENTIAL ANALYSIS OF THE AUSTRALIA–USSR FISHERIES ACCESS AGREEMENT OF 1990 - [2005] MelbJIL 13; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 342
  Kwame Mfodwo
• SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING STATES AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE: SPECIAL CHALLENGES IN THE GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP FOR DEVELOPMENT - [2005] MelbJIL 14; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 402
  Barbara von Tigerstrom

Feature

• LAWLESS WORLD: INTERNATIONAL LAW AFTER SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 AND IRAQ - [2005] MelbJIL 15; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 437
  PHILIPPE SANDS QC

Commentaries

• DISASTER RELIEF AND GOVERNANCE AFTER THE INDIAN OCEAN TSUNAMI: WHAT ROLE FOR INTERNATIONAL LAW? - [2005] MelbJIL 16; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 458
  David P Fidler
• EVIEWING APPELLATE REVIEW IN THE WTO DISPUTE SETTLEMENT SYSTEM - [2005] MelbJIL 17; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 474
  The Hon John Lockhart AO QC and Tania Voon
• EXPANDING DEMOCRACY: WHY AUSTRALIA SHOULD NEGOTIATE FOR OPEN AND TRANSPARENT DISPUTE SETTLEMENT IN ITS FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS - [2005] MelbJIL 18; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 485
  BRYAN MERCURIO AND REBECCA LAFORGIA
• THE SHAPE OF MODERN TORTURE: EXTRAORDINARY RENDITION AND GHOST DETAINEES - [2005] MelbJIL 19; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 516
  John T Parry

Review Essay

• REVIEW ESSAY: The Concept of International Legal Personality: An Inquiry into the History and Theory of International Law, by Janne Elisabeth Nijman (The Hague: T M C Asser Press, 2004) - [2005] MelbJIL 20; (2005) 6 Melbourne Journal of International Law 534
  Anthony Carty