The latest volume of the
New Zealand Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 4, 2007) is out. Contents include:
- Regionalising International Criminal Law
- William A. Schabas, Regions, Regionalism and International Criminal Law
- Richard Burchill, International Criminal Tribunals at the Regional Level: Lessons from International Human Rights Law
- Steven Freeland, The Internationalization of Justice - A Case for the Universal Application of International Criminal Law Norms
- Regina E. Rauxloh, Regionalisation of the International Criminal Court
- John Hopkins, What’s Wrong with Regionalising International Criminal Law?
- Articles and Commentaries
- Roger S. Clark, Possible Amendments for the First ICC Review Conference in 2009
- Claire Charters, The Road to the Adoption of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- Hine-Wai Loose, 2005 - Year of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty - But What Happened to Nuclear Disarmament?
- Amokura Kawharu, Public Participation and Transparency in International Investment Arbitration: Suez v Argentina
- Claire Nielsen, The Executive Treaty-making Prerogative: A History and Critique
- Peter Rowe, Non-International Armed Conflict and the European Court of Human Rights: Chechnya from 1999
- The South Pacific
- Joanna Mossop, Regional Environmental Organisations under the Pacific Plan
- Ailsa Ceri Warnock, "The Sea is Our Very Close Neighbour . . . " Small Island Developing States of the Pacific and Climate Change: Adaptation and Alternatives
- Tony Angelo, Commentary on the Pacific Islands Forum 2005-2006
- Bob Hughes, Commentary on South Pacific Countries 2006
- Antarctica and the Southern Ocean
- Trevor Hughes, CCAMLR in the Antarctic Treaty System: New Zealand’s Initiative at ATCM XXIX
The latest volume of the New Zealand Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 4, 2007) is out. Contents include:
