The latest volume of the
New Zealand Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 13, 2015) is out. Contents include:
- Articles and Commentaries
- Amos Enabulele,
Multilateral Treaties and the Effects of the Universality of Customs on State Consent
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Kate Deere,
Investment in China’s FTAs: How Well has the FTA with New Zealand Held Up?
- Saeed Bagheri,
Iran’s Attitude to Security in the Strait of Hormuz: An International Law Perspective
- Geoffrey Palmer,
Whales and Humans: How Whaling went from being a Major Industry to a Leading Environmental Issue then Landed Japan in the International Court of Justice for the First Time
- Gillian Triggs,
Human Rights Across the Tasman: A Widening Gulf – Hotung Fellowship Public Lecture, 6 April 2016
- The South Pacific
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Joanna Siekiera,
The Pacific Islands Forum 2015, Port Moresby
- Charles Hulley,
TPPA No ... Wait: The Scope of Fair and Equitable Treatment
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Tracey Whare,
Customary Law and Human Rights in the Pacific – Potential for Convergence or Inevitable Conflict?
