The latest issue of the
Cambridge International Law Journal (Vol. 6, no. 1, June 2017) (formerly, the
Cambridge Journal of International and Comparative Law) is out. Contents include:
- Michael A Becker,
The dispute that wasn't there: judgments in the Nuclear Disarmament cases at the International Court of Justice
- Letizia Lo Giacco,
Swinging between finding and justification: judicial citation and international law-making
- Andreas Dimopoulos,
The representation of disability in the media in the UK and France: implications for free speech and diversity in light of Article 8 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
- Helin M Laufer,
War, weapons and watchdogs: an assessment of the legality of new weapons under international human rights law
- Fenghua Li,
The Yukos cases and the provisional application of the Energy Charter Treaty
- Yen Hoang Tran, The South China Sea Arbitral Award: legal implications for fisheries management and cooperation in the South China Sea
