The latest volume of the
Australian International Law Journal (Vol. 21, 2014) is out. Contents include:
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Jean-Sylvestre Bergé & Geneviève Helleringer, Operating International Law in a Global Context:
Presentation of a Three Steps Method
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Justin Paul Cook, Declining Jurisdiction in the Hague’s Proposed Judgments Convention:
Amalgamating the ‘More Appropriate Forum’ and the ‘Clearly Inappropriate Forum’
Tests to Provide the Optimal Forum Non Conveniens Clause
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Stefano Dominelli, Evolutionary Trends in Maritime Piracy:
A Possible Assessment of Eco-Activists’ Conduct
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Chloe Gall, Coming to Terms with a New Role:
The Approach of the International Court of Justice to the Interpretation of
Human Rights Treaties
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Sophocles Kitharidis, The Unknown Territories of the National Security Exception:
the Importance and Interpretation of Art XXI of the GATT
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Shane Monks, Flight MH370: International Law and How We Use It
