The latest issue of the
International & Comparative Law Quarterly (Vol. 71, no. 1, January 2022) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
- Rebecca J Barber, Cooperating Through the General Assembly to End Serious Breaches of Peremptory Norms
- John Gillespie & Ha H Do, Theorising the Local Adaptation of Transnational Certification Standards
- Zsolt Körtvélyesi, Transcending the Individual/Collective Minority Rights Divide: A Procedural Solution
- Frederick Rielaender, Aligning the Brussels Regime with the Representative Actions Directive
- Freya Baetens, Protecting Foreign Investment and Public Health Through Arbitral Balancing and Treaty Design
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Michail Risvas, International Law as the Basis for Extending Arbitration Agreements Concluded by States or State Entities to Non-Signatories
- Shorter Articles
- Trevor C Hartley, Basic Principles of Jurisdiction in Private International Law: The European Union, the United States and England
- David Birchall, Reconstructing State Obligations to Protect and Fulfil Socio-Economic Rights in an Era of Marketisation
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Maria Helen Murphy, Assessing the Implications of Schrems II for EU–US Data Flow
