《THE INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW QUARTERLY VOLUME 39》求取 ⇩

ARTICLES1

STATE RESPONSIBILITY AND INTERNATIONAL LIABILITY FOR INJURIOUS CONSEQUENCES OF ACTS NOT PROHIBITED BY INTERNATIONAL LAW:A NECESSARY DISTINCTION?Alan E.Boyle1

THE CONVENTION FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF UNLAWFUL ACTS AGAINST THE SAFETY OF MARITIME NAVIGATIONGlen Plant27

THE 1988 CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS IN MALAYSIAA.J.Harding57

THE UNCONSCIOUS PLAINTIFF:CONSCIOUSNESS AS A PREREQUISITE FOR COMPENSATION FOR NON-PECUNIARY LOSSCarel J.J.M.Stolker82

LANGUAGE,CULTURE AND FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION IN CANADAEdward Veitch101

THE EVIDENCE(PROCEEDINGS IN OTHER JURISDICTIONS)ACT 1975:AN INTERPRETATIONK.Lipstein120

CHOICE OF LAW RULES IN CLAIMS OF UNJUST ENRICHMENTT.W.Bennett136

FAMILY PROVISION ON DEATH—THE INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONJ.G.Miller261

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS DISPUTESIan F.G.Baxter288

RESERVATIONS UNHINGED:THE BELILOS CASE BEFORE THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTSSusan Marks300

THE RIGHT TO FAMILY LIFE AND IMMIGRATION CASE LAW AT STRASBOURGHugo Storey328

THE CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY OF STATESGeoff Gilbert345

MARRIAGE,FAMILY,PROPERTY AND INHERITANCE IN SWEDISH LAWD.Bradley370

AN INTERNATIONAL LAWYER TAKES STOCKRobert Y.Jennings513

THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ON SALVAGE 1989—HOW IT CAME TO BEMichael Kerr530

CODES OF LABOUR RIGHTS:SOME CANADIAN POINTERSG.England557

PARENT RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUBSIDIARY CORPORATIONS:EVALUATING EUROPEAN TRENDSKarl Hofstetter576

COMPETENCE,EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW AND NATIONALS OF NONMEMBER STATESRichard Plender599

CONFLICT OF LAWS AND LEGAL PLURALISM IN THE SUDANAkolda M.Tier611

THE PRIVY COUNCIL,POLITICS AND PRECEDENT IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGIONW.S.Clarke741

APPLYING THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS TO EXTRADITION:OPENING PANDORA'S BOX?Christine Van den Wyngaert757

WAR CRIMES TRIALS UNDER THE ROYAL WARRANT:BRITISH PRACTICE 1945-1949A.P.V.Rogers780

PREFERRED CREDITOR STATUS UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW:THE CASE OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUNDRutsel Silvestre J.Martha801

INTERNATIONAL INSOLVENCY:ANCILLARY WINDING-UP AND THE FOREIGN CORPORATIONP.St.J.Smart827

THE INTERTEMPORAL PROBLEMS IN CHOICE OF LAW RECONSIDERED:ISRAELI MATRIMONIAL PROPERTYCelia Wasserstein Fassberg856

SHORTER ARTICLES,COMMENTS AND NOTES169

The Convention on the Regulation of Antarctic Mineral Resource Activities 1988A.D.Watts169

The Antarctic Minerals Act 1989I.D.Hendry183

Exhaustion of Local Remedies in International Human Rights Litigation—the Burden of Proof ReconsideredBernard Robertson191

Recent Investment Legislation in GhanaKen Laryea197

The Polish Ombudsman:(the Commissioner for the Protection of Civil Rights)Eva Letowska206

The Unlawful Exercise of Rights in the Civil Codes of the Arab Countries of the Middle EastAnis Al-Qasem396

The Extremism of American Extraterritorial JurisdictionF.A.Mann410

Evidence,Child Sexual Abuse and the High Court of AustraliaFrank Bates413

Custody of Children in Nigeria—Statutory,Judicial and Customary AspectsEunice Nkiru Uzodike419

Indian Judicial Activism,the Company and the Worker:A Note on National Textile Workers Union v.RamakrishnanJill Cottrell433

Directors' Duty to Act Bona Fide in the Interest of the CompanyD.J.Bakibinga451

The Exhaustion of the Local Remedies Rule After the International Court of Justice's Decision in ELSIMatthew H.Adler641

Joint Development in the International Petroleum Sector:The Yemeni VariantWilliam T.Onorato653

The Challenge of the EnvironmentManfred Lachs663

The Legal Status of Berlin considered by the European Commission of Human RightsF.A.Mann669

Change of Personal Law under Customary Law in NigeriaKolapo Omidire671

Damages for Non-Economic Loss:German Developments in a Comparative PerspectiveUlrich Magnus675

The German Rules Governing the Professional Conduct of RechtsanwdlteFrank Wooldridge683

The Hong Kong Jury:A Microcosm of Society?Peter Duff,Mark Findlay,Carlo Howarth881

The Concept of an"Arguable Claim"under Article 13 of the European Convention on Human RightsFrangoise J.Hampson891

Fishing in Troubled Waters:the Merchant Shipping Act 1988 and the European CommunityKonstantin D.Magliveras889

Interpreting the lex fori's Statutes in a Conflict of Laws ProblemEva Lomnicka914

The Role of Private International Law in the Regulation of Outer SpaceJan Kluika918

CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS:EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW AND PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW218

European Community Agriculture,Environment and FisheriesFrancis Snyder218

External RelationsPhilippe Sands223

Customs and Excise Duties and Value Added TaxGordon Fotherby226

Movement of Capital and the Law Relating to Companies and Trade in SecuritiesTakis Tridimas691

Intellectual PropertyJames Mellor and Daniel Alexander695

European Court of Justice and Jurisdiction and Enforcement of Judgments in Civil and Commercial MattersPaul R.Beaumont700

Free Movement of Persons,Recognition of Qualifications and Working ConditionsJulian Lonbay704

Public International Law Chernobyl—Four Years OnJohn Woodliffe461

Diplomatic Law:Protecting PowersVaughan Lowe471

AntarcticaCatherine Redgwell474

Human Rights Developments in the Helsinki ProcessDominic McGoldrick923

Environmental ProtectionAlan E.Boyle940

International Tin Council(3)Ilona Cheyne945

International Law and Domestic Law:Ministerial PowersColin Warbrick952

BOOK REVIEWS234

BOOKS RECEIVED257

INDEX FOR VOLUME 39987

Contributors of Articles,Shorter Articles,Comments and Notes987

Subject Index989

Index of Cases Noted995

Index of Book Reviews and Reviewers998