The latest volume of the
Australian International Law Journal (Vol. 25, 2018) is out. Contents include:
- Selected papers presented at the ILA 78th Biennial Conference, Sydney, 19-24 August 2018
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Judith Levine & Ashwita Ambast, Responsibility Rising from the Rubble: Lessons from the Bangladesh Accord for Arbitration of Business and Human Rights Disputes
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Hannah Lim, Technology and International Law - An Emerging Markets Perspective
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Marina Kofinan, Investor-State Dispute Settlement - Challenges and Reforms
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Vincent Cogliati-Bantz, Freedom (?) of the High Seas: Some Preliminary Remarks on a Venerable Old Concept
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Nicola Pain & Brigitte Rheinberger, The Due Diligence Principle from International to Domestic Law: Applying the Principle in Practice
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Hitomi Kimura, Role of Non-State Actors in the Paris Agreement and the Development of International Law
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Tawanda Hondora, Civil Society Oorganisations' Role in the Development of International Law through Strategic Litigation in Challenging Times
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Agata Kleczkowska, Filling the Gap: The New Regime of Responsibility for Armed Non-State Actors
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John Southalan, Human Rights for Regulators: Using International Standards to assist in Domestic Regulation
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Rosa Saladino, Protecting Children from Unintended Effects of Return Orders under the 1980 Hague Convention
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Luping Zhang, Introduction to the Forums in Resolving International Aviation Disputes
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Ling Zhu & Xiaojing Li, A Survey of the Jurisdiction Rules in the Unimodal Transport Conventions and their Impact on International Multimodal Transport of Goods Contracts
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Amy Maguire & Amy Elton, Extending a Collective Human Right to Address a Global Challenge: Self-Determination for Refugees, Asylum Seekers and Stateless Persons
