International and comparative law quarterly

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  Año 2018, Número 2

  • Self-defence against non-state actors: are powerful states willing but unable to change international law?

    Jutta Brunnée, Stephen J. Toope

    págs. 263-286

    

  • Complicity in violaltions of human reights and humanitarian law by incumbent governments through direct military assistance on request

    Erika de Wet

    págs. 287-314

    

  • Securitization of search and rescue at sea: the response to boat migration in the mediterranea and offshore Australia

    Daniel Ghezelbash, Violeta Moreno Lax, Natalie Klein, Brian R. Opeskin

    págs. 315-352

    

  • The elusive right to truth in transitional human rights

    James A. Sweeney

    págs. 353-388

    

  • Overcoming the corporate veil challenge: could investment law inspire the business and human rights treaty?

    Anil Yilmaz Vastardis, Rachel Chambers

    págs. 389-424

    

  • UNCLOS tribunals and the development of the outer continental shelf regime

    Lan Ngoc Nguyen

    págs. 425-454

    

  • Aiding and assisting: the mental element under article 16 of the international law commission's articles on state responsibility

    Harriet Moynihan

    págs. 455-472