Friday, July 18, 2014

New Issue: International & Comparative Law Quarterly

The latest issue of the International & Comparative Law Quarterly (Vol. 63, no. 3, July 2014) is out. Contents include:
  • Articles
    • Jonathan Hill, Determining the Seat of an International Arbitration: Party Autonomy and the Interpretation of Arbitration Agreements
    • Fernando Lusa Bordin, Reflections of Customary International Law: The Authority of Codification Conventions and ILC Draft Articles in International Law
    • Orla Lynskey, Deconstructing Data Protection: The ‘Added-Value’ of a Right to Data Protection in the EU Legal Order
    • Kasey L. McCall-Smith, Severing Reservations
    • Michael Ramsden, Reviewing the United Kingdom's ICCPR Immigration Reservation in Hong Kong Courts
    • Uta Kohl, Corporate Human Rights Accountability: The Objections of Western Governments to the Alien Tort Statute
    • Paul David Mora, The Alien Tort Statute After Kiobel: The Possibility for Unlawful Assertions of Universal Civil Jurisdiction Still Remains
  • Shorter Articles and Notes
    • Lavanya Rajamani, The Warsaw Climate Negotiations: Emerging Understandings and Battle Lines on the Road to the 2015 Climate Agreement
    • Fan Yang, Applicable Laws to Arbitration Agreements Under Current Arbitration Law and Practice in Mainland China
    • Kristie Thomas, The Product Liability System in China: Recent Changes and Prospects