International and comparative law quarterly

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  Año 2018, Número 3

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    PROTOCOL 15 AND ARTICLES 10 AND 11 ECHR—THE PARTIAL TRIUMPH OF POLITICAL INCUMBENCY POST-BRIGHTON?

    Ian Cram

    págs. 477-503

    
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    Select THE SHADOW OF THE COURT: THE GROWING IMPERATIVE TO REFORM ETHICAL REGULATION OF FORMER JUDGES THE SHADOW OF THE COURT: THE GROWING IMPERATIVE TO REFORM ETHICAL REGULATION OF FORMER JUDGES

    Gabrielle Appleby, Alysia Blackham

    págs. 505-546

    
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    HISTORY ON TRIAL: HISTORICAL NARRATIVE PLURALISM WITHIN AND BEYOND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURTS

    Barrie Sander

    págs. 547-576

    
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    ECONOMIC CRIMES IN INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW

    Yarik Kryvoi

    págs. 577-605

    
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    THE CISG AND THE UNITED KINGDOM—EXPLORING COHERENCY AND PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW

    Benjamin Hayward, Bruno Zeller, Camilla B. Andersen

    págs. 607-641

    
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    A DUE DILIGENCE STANDARD OF ATTRIBUTION IN CYBERSPACE

    Luke Chircop

    págs. 643-668

    
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    THE OWNERSHIP OF CONFISCATED PROCEEDS OF CORRUPTION UNDER THE UN CONVENTION AGAINST CORRUPTION

    Anton Moiseienko

    págs. 669-694

    
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    RETHINKING THE GLOBAL ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS TO DETER CORRUPTION

    Sungyong Kang

    págs. 695-720

    
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    HUMAN RIGHTS, THE CYPRUS PROBLEM AND THE IMMOVABLE PROPERTY COMMISSION

    Meliz Erdem, Steven Greer

    págs. 721-732