The latest volume of the
Australian International Law Journal (Vol. 27, 2020) is out. Contents include:
- Natalie Klein, Responding to Law of the Sea Violations
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Samuel Saunders, Untangling the High Court's Approach to Interpreting Domestic Statutes
that Incorporate Treaties
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Britta Maunder, An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure:
The Role for International Law in Preventing Pandemics
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Chloe Wood, Protecting Indigenous Rights at Home: A Comparative Analysis of the Way
Forward for Domestic Implementation of the United Nations Declaration
on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
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Daniel Kang Wei-En, Adapting GATT Article XXI(b)(iii) to Climate Change Threats:
An Overdue Rethinking of Security Blues for an Urgent Green
Way Forward?
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Benjamin Mostyn, Interpreting the 1988 United Nations Drug Convention:
Does it Allow Decriminalisation of Drug Possession?
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Georgia Hinds, A War Crime by Any Other Name: Domestic Prosecutions of Conduct
Constituting War Crimes
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Gabriel Amvane, International Criminal Justice: Threat or Strength to State Sovereignty?
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Gregory Rose, Legal Considerations concerning Recognition of Israeli Sovereignty
over the Golan Heights
