International and comparative law quarterly

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  Año 2006, Número 1

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    The Private History of International Law

    A. Mills

    págs. 1-50

    
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    The International Constitutional Order

    E. de Wet

    págs. 51-76

    
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    The Jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice in Respect of the Common Foreign and Security Policy

    M. G. Ketvel

    págs. 77-120

    
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    Scrutiny and Approval: The Role for Westminster-Style Parliaments in Treaty-Making

    J. Harrington

    págs. 121-160

    
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    The EU Asylum Qualification Directive, Its Impact on the Jurisprudence of the United Kingdom and International Law

    D. H. Lambert

    págs. 161-192

    
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    International Human Rights: Neglect of Perspectives from African Institutions

    R. Murray

    págs. 193-204

    
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    Mitigation of Damage: A French Perspective

    S. Le Pautremat

    págs. 205-218

    
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    I. Referring an Indictment from the ICTY and ICTR to another Court-Rule 11Bis and the Consequences for the Law of Extradition

    M. Bohlander

    págs. 219-226

    
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    II. Darfur, the Security Council, and the International Criminal Court

    M. Happold

    págs. 226-236

    
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    Review: Justice, Legitimacy and Self-Determination: Moral Foundations for International Law

    J. Tasioulas

    págs. 237-240

    
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    Review: Economic and Social Rights under the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights: A Legal Perspective

    F. Wooldridge

    págs. 240-241

    
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    Review: A Practical Guide to National Competition Rules Across Europe

    H. K. Schmidt

    págs. 241-243

    
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    Review: The Enigma of Comparative Law: Variations on a Theme for the Twenty-First Century and Methodology of Comparative Law

    P. Giliker

    págs. 243-246

    
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    Review: The European Competition Rules, Landmark Cases of the European Courts and the Commission

    H. K. Schmidt

    págs. 246-247

    
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    Books Received

    págs. 249-251

    
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  Año 2006, Número 2

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    Negotiorum Gestio: A Civilian concept in the Common Law?

    D. Sheehan

    págs. 253-280

    
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    Treaty Interpretation and the Incorporation of Extraneous Legal Rules

    D. French

    págs. 281-314

    
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    The Enforcement of Jurisdiction Agreements within the Brussels Regime

    L. Merrett

    págs. 315-336

    
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    Legal Implications of Australia'S Maritime Identification System

    N. Klein

    págs. 337-368

    
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    Binding Armed Opposition Groups

    S. Sivakumaran

    págs. 369-394

    
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    The 2005 Un Convention on State Immunity in Perspective

    E. Denza

    págs. 395-398

    
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    In Defence of State Immunity: Why the Unconvention on State Immunity is Important

    H. Fox

    págs. 399-406

    
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    Un Convention on State Immunity: Form and Function

    R. Gardiner

    págs. 407-410

    
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    Un Convention on State Immunity: The Need for a Human Rights Protocol

    C. K. Hall

    págs. 411-426

    
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    Status of Forces Under the Un Convention on State Immunity

    A. Dickinson

    págs. 427-436

    
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    State Immunity and Jus Cogens

    L. McGregor

    págs. 437-446

    
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    I. The 20th Session of the Hague Conference: A New Choice of Court Convention and the Issue of Ec Membership

    T. Kruger

    págs. 447-455

    
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    I. Free Movements of Goods

    S. Weatherill

    págs. 457-467

    
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    II. Agriculture

    M. Cardwell

    págs. 467-475

    
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    III. Social Policy

    E. Szyszczak

    págs. 475-482