The
latest issue of International &
Comparative Law Quarterly (ICLQ) is available online - without charge - here.
It
includes:
NORM CONFLICT BETWEEN WTO COVERED AGREEMENTS—REAL, APPARENT OR
AVOIDED?
Claude Chase
DISENTANGLING THE SOURCES AND NATURE OF INDIGENOUS RIGHTS: A
CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF COMMON LAW JURISPRUDENCE
Arif Bulkan
FROM ADMINISTRATIVE LAW TO ADMINISTRATIVE LEGITIMATION?
TRANSNATIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND THE PROCESS OF
EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
Ming-Sung Kuo
PARTY AUTONOMY IN THE LEGAL REGULATION OF ADULT RELATIONSHIPS:
WHAT PLACE FOR PARTY CHOICE IN PRIVATE
INTERNATIONAL LAW?
Janeen Carruthers
PROPERTY AND THE DEFINITION OF SLAVERY
Jean Allain and Robin Hickey
THE ROLE OF AN INTERNATIONAL LEGAL ADVISER TO GOVERNMENT
Stephen Bouwhuis
AN EVALUATION OF MOROCCO'S
CLAIMS TO SPAIN'S REMAINING
TERRITORIES IN AFRICA
Jamie Trinidad
Note
that the book reviews also include a review article by David Nelken, of Friedman,
Perdomo, and Gomez (eds), Law in Many Societies: A Reader (2011).
Some
additional classics are available here.
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