The latest issue of the
International & Comparative Law Quarterly (Vol. 67, no. 4, October 2018) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
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Lord Mance, Justiciability
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Alan Boyle, Climate Change, The Paris Agreement and Human Rights
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Marko Milanović & Tatjana Papić, The Applicability of the ECHR in Contested Territories
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Lene Korseberg, The Law-Making Effects of the FAO Deep-Sea Fisheries Guidelines
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Hayley Roberts, The British Ratification of the Underwater Heritage Convention: Problems and Prospects
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Ming Du, WTO Regulation of Transnational Private Authority in Global Governance
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Jan Kleinheisterkamp, Overriding Mandatory Laws in International Arbitration
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Virginie Barral, Towards Judicial Coordination for Good Water Governance?
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Barnali Choudhury , Balancing Soft and Hard Law for Business and Human Rights
- Shorter Articles and Notes
- Trevor C Hartley, Jurisdiction in Tort Claims for Non-Physical Harm Under Brussels 2012, Article 7(2)
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Uglješa Grušić, Acts of Torture as an Instrument of Government Policy in the Colony of Cyprus in the 1950s and Choice of Law
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Tomohiro Mikanagi, Establishing a Military Presence in a Disputed Territory: Interpretation of Article 2(3) and (4) of the UN Charter
