New Volume: Australian Year Book of International Law

The latest volume of the Australian Year Book of International Law (Vol. 27, 2009) is out. Contents include:

• James Hathaway, The Value of Year Books of International Law
• The Howard Government and International Law
• Donald R Rothwell & Kim Rubenstein, Introduction: Australia and International Law during the Howard Years
• Greg Carne, Neither Principled nor Pragmatic? International Law, International Terrorism and the Howard Government
• Sarah Joseph, The Howard Government's Record of Engagement with the International Human Rights System
• Stuart Kate, Australia and East Timor during the Howard Years: An International Law Perspective
• Jane McAdam & Kate Purcell, Refugee Protection in the Howard Years: Obstructing the Right to Seek Asylum
• Gregory Rose, Australian Approaches to International Environmental Law during the Howard Years
• Gerry Simpson, Warriors, Humanitarians, Lawyers: The Howard Government and the Use of Force
• Jeff Waincyme, The Howard Government's Legacy in International Trade and Investment
• Ilias Bantekas, The Foundations of Arbitrability in International Commercial Arbitration
• Alexander Kunzelmann, An Australian International Law: The Impact of Australian Courts on the Fragmentation of International Law