German Law Journal

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  Año 2002, Vol. 3, Número 9

  • DOES GERMAN LAW STILL MATTER? A Few Remarks about the Relevance of Foreign Law in General and German Law in Particular in South African Legal Development with Regard to the Issue of Constructive Expropriation

    Hanri Mostert

    

  • International Law, Democratic Governance and September the 11th

    Euan Macdonald

    

  • Is it "grossly unfair" if a husband has to pay maintenance to his separated wife who has a close relationship with a homosexual man? (Judgment of the Federal Court of Justice of 20 March 2002)

    Kirsten Scheiwe

    

  • Security versus Liberty: Striking the Right Balance. A Comparison of Anti-Terror Provisions in India and the United States

    Sheetal Asrani

    

  • Protego et obligo. Afghanistan and the paradox of sovereignty

    Michael Bothe, Andreas Fischer-Lescano

    

  • Rogue States � State Sponsors of Terrorism?

    Petra Minnerop

    

  • The Right of Self-Defence and The "War on Terrorism" One Year after September 11

    Kirsten Schmalenbach

    

  • What judicial treatment for the Guantanamo detainees?

    Luisa Vierucci

    

  • Ken Booth & Tim Dunne, Worlds in Collision: Terror and the Future of Global Orde

    Navraj Singh Ghaleigh

    

  • Postnationalism, (Dis)organised civil society and Democracy in the European Union: Is Constitutionalism Part of the Solution or Part of the Problem?

    Mjke Wilkinson

    

  • The culture of constitution-making? "Listening" at the Convention on the Future of Europe

    Jesse Scott