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	Melbourne Journal of International Law

2006

Volume 7

Issues [ 1 | 2 ]

Volume 7 No. 1 - May 2006

Symposium - the Cultures of Human Rights

• HUMAN RIGHTS AFTER FAITH — AN INTRODUCTION TO THE ‘CULTURES OF HUMAN RIGHTS’ SYMPOSIUM - [2006] MelbJIL 1; (2006) 7(1) Melbourne Journal of International Law 1
  Anne Orford
• THESES ON LAW, HISTORY AND TIME - [2006] MelbJIL 2; (2006) 7(1) Melbourne Journal of International Law 13
  Costas Douzinas
• ACTIVISM FROM THE CLOSET: GAY RIGHTS STRATEGISING IN EGYPT - [2006] MelbJIL 3; (2006) 7(1) Melbourne Journal of International Law 28
  Hassan El Menyawi
• THE ‘ISLAMIC SCARF’ IN THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS - [2006] MelbJIL 4; (2006) 7(1) Melbourne Journal of International Law 52
  Carolyn Evans
• HOSPITALITY, POLITICS OF MOBILITY, AND THE MOVEMENT OF SERVICE SUPPLIERS UNDER THE GATS - [2006] MelbJIL 5; (2006) 7(1) Melbourne Journal of International Law 74
  Amir Kordvani
• DIPLOMATIC ASSURANCES AND THE SILENCE OF HUMAN RIGHTS LAW - [2006] MelbJIL 6; (2006) 7(1) Melbourne Journal of International Law 104
  Gregor Noll

Articles

• TERROR IN THE NAME OF HUMAN RIGHTS - [2006] MelbJIL 7; (2006) 7(1) Melbourne Journal of International Law 127
  Tarik Kochi
• THE UNITED NATIONS HUMAN RIGHTS TREATY SYSTEM AND THE CHALLENGES OF COMMITMENT AND COMPLIANCE IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC - [2006] MelbJIL 8; (2006) 7(1) Melbourne Journal of International Law 155
  ’Dejo Olowu

Feature

• RECONCEIVING THE UN HUMAN RIGHTS REGIME: CHALLENGES CONFRONTING THE NEW UN HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL - [2006] MelbJIL 9; (2006) 7(1) Melbourne Journal of International Law 185
  Philip Alston

Commentary

• HARMONISING INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW AND DOMESTIC LAW AND POLICY: THE ESTABLISHMENT AND ROLE OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS LAW RESOURCE CENTRE - [2006] MelbJIL 10; (2006) 7(1) Melbourne Journal of International Law 225
  Philip Lynch

Volume 7 No. 2 - October 2006

Articles

• HOW EFFECTIVE IS THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF ALL PERSONS FROM ENFORCED DISAPPEARANCE LIKELY TO BE IN HOLDING INDIVIDUALS CRIMINALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR ACTS OF ENFORCED DISAPPEARANCE? - [2006] MelbJIL 11; (2006) 7(2) Melbourne Journal of International Law 245
  Kirsten Anderson
• GMOS IN THE WTO: A CRITIQUE OF THE PANEL’S LEGAL REASONING IN EC — BIOTECH - [2006] MelbJIL 12; (2006) 7(2) Melbourne Journal of International Law 278
  Caroline Henckels
• LEGAL LIMITATIONS ON ENSURING AUSTRALIA’S MARITIME SECURITY - [2006] MelbJIL 13; (2006) 7(2) Melbourne Journal of International Law 306
  Natalie Klein
• GOOD FAITH IN WTO DISPUTE SETTLEMENT - [2006] MelbJIL 14; (2006) 7(2) Melbourne Journal of International Law 339
  Andrew D Mitchell

Case Note

• SALIM AHMED HAMDAN, PETITIONER v DONALD H RUMSFELD, SECRETARY OF DEFENSE - Has the Bush Administration’s Experiment with Military Commissions Come to an End? - [2006] MelbJIL 15; (2006) 7(2) Melbourne Journal of International Law 372
  Sarah Finnin

Commentary

• DOUBLE PUNISHMENT? PREVENTIVE DETENTION SCHEMES UNDER AUSTRALIAN LEGISLATION AND THEIR CONSISTENCY WITH INTERNATIONAL LAW: THE FARDON COMMUNICATION - [2006] MelbJIL 16; (2006) 7(2) Melbourne Journal of International Law 407
  Patrick Keyzer and Sam Blay

Book Reviews

• Book Review: The Fluid State: International Law and National Legal Systems, edited by Hilary Charlesworth, Madelaine Chiam, Devika Hovell and George Williams (Sydney, Australia: The Federation Press, 2005) - [2006] MelbJIL 17; (2006) 7(2) Melbourne Journal of International Law 425
  Anne Orford
• Book Review: Unlawful Territorial Situations in International Law: Reconciling Effectiveness, Legality and Legitimacy by Enrico Milano (Leiden, The Netherlands: Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2006) - [2006] MelbJIL 18; (2006) 7(2) Melbourne Journal of International Law 437
  Eric Wilson