The latest volume of the
Australian Year Book of International Law (Vol. 41, 2023) is out. Contents include:
- Lecture
- Anne Orford, The 2022 Annual Kirby Lecture in International Law: Why It’s Time to Terminate the TRIPS Agreement
- Special Issue: Four Societies Conference
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Karen N Scott, Introduction to the Special Issue
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Keith MacMaster, Sustainable Seabed Mining—The Phase 1 Environmental Draft Standards and Guidelines
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Makoto Seta, Environmental Impact Assessment of Offshore Windfarms in Areas beyond National Jurisdiction: Who Should Have Obligations?
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Norihito Samata, The Common Heritage of Humankind Principle and Marine Genetic Resources: A Critical Assessment of the BBNJ Process
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Ayako Hatano, Regulating Online Hate Speech through the Prism of Human Rights Law: The Potential of Localised Content Moderation
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José-Miguel Bello y Villarino, Global Standard-Setting for Artificial Intelligence: Para-regulating International Law for AI?
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Articles
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Regina Jefferies & Jane McAdam, Locked in: Australia’s COVID-19 Border Closures and the Right to Leave
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Georgina Clough, The Ongoing Significance of Federalism to Australian Treaty Practice
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Karen N Scott, The LOSC: ‘A Constitution for the Oceans’ in the Anthropocene?
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Rebecca Brown, Quarantine Island: Australia’s Health Policy and Its Construction of International Law
