International and comparative law quarterly

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  Año 2019, Número 3

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    The Assault on International Adjudication and the Limits of Withdrawal

    Campbell McLachlan

    págs. 499-538

    
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    State responsibility for modern slavery: uncovering and bridging the gap

    Philippa Webb, Rosana Garciandia

    págs. 539-572

    
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    Vulnerability and the international law commission's draft articles onthe protection of persons in the event of disasters

    Thérèse O'Donnell

    págs. 573-610

    
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    Blanket bans, subsidiarity, and the procedural turn of the European Court of Human Right

    Peter Cumper, Tom Lewis

    págs. 611-639

    
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    Jurisdiction and freezing injunctions: A reassessment

    Filip Saranovic

    págs. 639-664

    
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    Taking the measure of changing labour mobilization at the International Labour Organisation in the wake of the EU sovereign debt crisis

    Claire Kilpatrick

    págs. 665-698

    
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    The legal character of article 18 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties

    Paul Gragl, Malgosia Fitzmaurice

    págs. 699-718

    
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    Distorted terminology: The UK's closure of investigations into alleged torture and inhuman treatment

    Elizabeth Stubbins Bates

    págs. 719-740

    
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    The Human Rights Defence in International investment arbitration: Exploring the limits of systemic integration

    Johannes Hendrik Fahner, Matthew Happold

    págs. 741-760

    
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    Human rights in international investment law: the 2016 Morocco-Nigeria bilateral investment treaty

    Niccolò Zugliani

    págs. 761-770