《THE INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW QUARTERLY VOLUME 26》

ARTICLES1

THE RELEVANCE OF UNITED NATIONS DECISIONS IN DOMESTIC LITIGATIONChristoph H.Schreuer1

RECOGNITION OF REVOLUTIONARY AUTHORITIES:LAW AND PRACTICE OF STATESA.C.Bundu18

THE EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCYRudiger Freiherr von Preuschen46

THE MANAGEMENT OF FEDERAL PETROLEUM RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATESRobert B.Krueger61

THE LAW-CREATIVE ROLE OF APPELLATE COURTS IN THE COMMONWEALTHJack A.Hiller85

SOCIAL SECURITY AND FAMILY LAW IN AUSTRALIARonald Sackville127

THE EXTRATERRITORIAL CRIMINAL JURISDICTION OF ENGLISH COURTSJulian D.M.Lew168

THE CONTRACTUAL CAPACITY OF MINORS IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH LAW OF EMPLOYMENTJ.J.Valero215

THE EUROPEAN COURT AND THE BRUSSELS CONVENTION ON JURISDICTION AND JUDGMENTSAndrea Giardina263

RETENTION OF TITLE TO SALE OF GOODS IN EUROPEAN LAWRobert R.Pennington277

THE LAW OF TORTS AND CODIFICATION IN ISRAELG.Tedeschi319

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LAW OF BLACKMAIL IN ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIAL.G.Tooher337

INTOXICATION AND CRIME:A COMPARATIVE APPROACHFrancis Daly378

THE UNIDROIT INITIATIVE FOR THE PROGRESSIVE CODIFICATION OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAWM.J.Bonell413

COMPANY LAW AND THE NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—THE USA AND BRITAIN COMPAREDA.J.Boyle487

LEGAL STRUCTURES OF SMALL BUSINESSES IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND COMPAREDR.R.Drury510

TWO-TIER LAW—A NEW APPROACH TO LAW MAKINGAlan Watson552

THE CHANGING LEGAL REGIME OF AIR AND OUTER SPACED.Goedhuis576

GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF LAW AND THE U.N.COVENANT ON CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTSNatalie K.Hevener and Steven A.Mosher596

ARTICLE 235 AND LAW-MAKING POWERS IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITYIvo E.Schwartz614

OVERLAPPING EUROPEAN LAWSF.E.Dowrick629

FLOATING CHARGES,RECEIVERS AND MANAGERS AND THE CONFLICT OF LAWSLawrence Collins691

INTERNATIONAL SAFEGUARDS AGAINST THE DIVERSION OF NUCLEAR MATERIALS TO NON-PEACEFUL USESLyn Parker711

INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARIES—A CASE STUDY OF THE GUYANASURINAM BOUNDARYP.K.Menon738

MULTINATIONAL ENTERPRISES AND THE EXTRATERRITORIAL APPLICATION OF LABOUR LAWFelice Morgenstern and Blaise Knapp769

DEVELOPMENT VALUE AND THE LAW—THE UNITED KINGDOM AND AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCEAlan Fogg794

THE FAMILY COURT OF AUSTRALIA AND INFORMALITY IN COURT PROCEDUREJohn Wade820

MORAL DAMAGE IN GERMANYP.R.Handford849

SOVIET POLICY OF SEPARATING FAMILIES AND THE RIGHT TO EMIGRATEFred Mehl and Sandra E.Rapoport876

SHORTER ARTICLES,COMMENTS AND NOTES238

The East Timor DisputePaul D.Elliott238

Soviet Fishery JurisdictionW.E.Butler442

Foreign Policy and Judicial DiscretionX.446

The Uniform Interpretation of International ConventionsR.J.C.Munday450

Security Council Resolutions and Non-Members of the United NationsKelvin Widdows459

The United Nations and Civil and Political Rights in ChileMarc Bossuyt462

Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 and the Conflict of LawsF.A.Mann661

Corporal Punishment in the Isle of ManGraham Zellick665

The Position of Head of State in an Independent Papua New GuineaD.Chalmers672

Unemployment Benefit in U.K.and Federal Republic of GermanyK.C.Horton and I.Snaith890

Ireland v.United KingdomDavid Bonner897

CURRENT LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS250

Insider Trading:Great Britain;Sovereign Immunity:United States and United Kingdom250

Lome Convention:Renegotiation;South-West Africa:Namibia and Walvis Bay682

BOOK REVIEWS255

BOOKS RECEIVED479

INDEX FOR VOLUME 27913

Contributors of Articles,Shorter Articles,Comments and Notes913

Subject Index915

Index of Cases Noted920

Index of Book Reviews and Books Received923