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Enforcing international law: states, IOs, and courts as shaming reference groups
- Gopalan, Sandeep, Fuller, Roslyn
Stay proceedings and forum non conveniens in recent Australian family law
- Bates, Frank
The Asia-Pacific partnership and market-liberal discourse in global climate governance
- McGee, Jeffrey, Taplin, Ros
'Security starts with the law': the role of international law in the protection of women's security post-conflict
- Maguire, Amy
The international criminal tribunal for Rwanda: a paper umbrella in the rain? Initial pitfalls and brighter prospects
- Maogoto, Jackson Nyamuya
War on the enemy: self-defence and state-sponsored terrorism
Unilateral non-colonial secession and the use of force: effect on claims to statehood in international law
- Anderson, Glen
War crimes and realpolitik: international justice from World War I to the 21st century
The Bali Nine, capital punishment and Australia's obligation to seek abolition
- Maguire, Amy, Houghton, Shelby
Unilateral non-colonial secession and the criteria for statehood in international law
A demandeur-centric approach to regime design in transnational commercial law
- Gopalan, Sandeep
Contemporary private military firms under international law: an unregulated gold rush
- Maogoto, Jackson N., Sheehy, Benedict
Unilateral non-colonial secession in international law and declaratory general assembly resolutions: textual content and legal effects
America's war on terror: rattling international law with raw power?
'... From frost and foreign wind': some international aspects of Australian Family Law
Battling terrorism: legal perspectives on the use of force and the war on terror
The UN declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples and self-determination in Australia: using a human rights approach to promote accountability
Forced human displacement, the State and international law: a critical look from the south
- Woldemariam, Samuel Berhanu
Law protecting rights: restoring the law of self-determination in the neo-classical world
Contemporary anti-colonial self-determination claims and the decolonisation of international law
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