The latest issue of the
International & Comparative Law Quarterly (Vol. 71, no. 4, November 2022) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
- Frances Anggadi, What States Say and Do About Legal Stability and Maritime Zones, and Why It Matters
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Giulia Gentile & Orla Lynskey, Deficient by Design? The Transnational Enforcement of the GDPR
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Miles Jackson, The Definition of Apartheid in Customary International Law and the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination
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Yan Xu, A Multilateral Option for VAT in International Trade?
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Han-Wei Liu & Ching-Fu Lin, Constitutional Traditions as Boundaries In Standardising Administrative Rulemaking Through Trade Agreements
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Lottie Lane, Clarifying Human Rights Standards Through Artificial Intelligence Initiatives
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Christian Riffel, Indirect Expropriation and The Protection of Public Interests
- Shorter Articles
- Michelle Foster, Jane McAdam, Analysis of ‘Imminence’ in International Protection Claims: Teitiota v New Zealand and Beyond
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Mariana de Andrade, The Two-Step Methodology for The Identification of General Principles of Law
