The latest issue of the
International & Comparative Law Quarterly (Vol. 70, no. 2, April 2021) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
- Paula Giliker, Codification, Consolidation, Restatement? How Best to Systemise the Modern Law of Tort
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Lutz Oette, The Prohibition of Torture and Persons Living in Poverty: From the Margins to the Centre
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Rebecca Barber, An Exploration of the General Assembly's Troubled Relationship with Unilateral Sanctions
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Heejin Kim, Global Export Controls of Cyber Surveillance Technology and the Disrupted Triangular Dialogue
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Callista Harris, Incidental Determinations in Proceedings Under Compromissory Clauses
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Rafael Lima Sakr, From Colonialism to Regionalism: The Yaoundé Conventions (1963–1974)
- Shorter Articles
- Shirley V. Scott, The Irrelevance of Non-Recognition to Australia's Antarctic Territory Title
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Marcus Teo, Narrowing Foreign Affairs Non-Justiciability
