The latest volume of the
South African Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 37, 2012) is out. Contents include:
- Navi Pillay, African international scholars and their contribution to the development of international law
- Christof Heyns,
Interview with Navi Pillay, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
- Dire Tladi,
Security Council, the use of force and regime change : Libya and Cote d'Ivoire
- Mathew Truscott,
The effect of Security Council mandates on the proportionality analysis in humanitarian interventions
- Gus Waschefort,
Beyond fragmentation : an issues-based approach to 'human rights'
- Lee Stone,
Elevating a well-founded fear of sexual violence to a form of persecution in refugee status determination : justifications for a more inclusive approach
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Fernando Loureiro Bastos, The governance models for oceans and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
- G.M. Ferreira & M.P. Ferreira-Snyman,
Migration in the global village : cultural rights, citizenship and self-determination
- J.G.S. De Wet,
Highlights from the Office of the Chief State Law Adviser (international law)
- Notes and Comments
- Lawrence Ngobeni,
Barcelona Traction and Nottebohm Revisited : nationality as a requirement for diplomatic protection of shareholders in South African law
- Lilian Chenwi,
Revisiting South Africa's reporting obligations under human rights treaties and peer review mechanisms : baby strides grinding to a halt?
- George Barrie,
A bird's eye view of international law in the twentieth century : from the Hague Peace Conference to the Kyoto Protocol
- Werner Scholtz,
The reconciliation of transnational economic, social and cultural human rights via the common interest
- Matasi W. Martin & Brohmer Jurgen,
The proposed International Criminal Chamber section of the African Court of Justice and Human Rights : a legal analysis
- Teaching International Law
- Charlotte Ku,
Teaching international law in the context of domestic legal systems : towards a transnational approach
- John Gamble, International law teaching : glass(es) half full? Rose coloured? Red/white and blue?
- Annelize Nienaber,
A presumptuous beginner : some thoughts on teaching international law at undergraduate level for the first time
The latest volume of the South African Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 37, 2012) is out. Contents include:
