《THE INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW QUARTERLY VOLUME 43》

ARTICLES1

THE FRENCH CONSTITUTION AND THE TREATY OF MAASTRICHTPeter Oliver1

FURTHERING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EC DIRECTIVES AND THE JUDICIAL PROTECTION OF INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS THEREUNDERCarmen Plaza Martin26

SECURITY COUNCIL ENFORCEMENT ACTION AND ISSUES OF STATE RESPONSIBILITYVera Gowlland-Debbas55

WILSONIAN SELF-DETERMINATION AND THE VERSAILLES SETTLEMENTAnthony Whelan99

NEGLIGENCE AND ECONOMIC LOSS IN ENGLAND,AUSTRALIA,CANADA AND NEW ZEALANDKaren M.Hogg116

NATIONAL SELF DETERMINATION TODAY:PROBLEMS OF LEGAL THEORY AND PRACTICEMartti Koskenniemi241

LEGALITY OF NORWEGIAN COMMERCIAL WHALING UNDER THE WHALING CONVENTION AND ITS COMPATIBILITY WITH EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAWPeter G.G.Davies270

REFURBISHING THE JUDICIAL ARCHITECTURE OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITYAnthony Arnull296

TOWARDS THE CREATION OF AN INTERNATIONAL LEGAL REGIME FOR THE OPERATION OF EUROCURRENCY DEPOSITSEdmund M.A.Kwaw317

LEGISLATIVE REFORM IN TRANSITION ECONOMIES:WESTERN TRANSPLANTS—A SHORT-CUT TO SOCIAL MARKET ECONOMY STATUS?Thomas H.Waelde and James L.Gunderson347

CORPORATE CRIMINAL LIABILITY:A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVEGuy Stessens493

WRONGFUL LIFE:THE LIMITS OF LIABILITY AND BEYONDCarel J.J.M.Stolker521

THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS,CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE CONSTITUTIONAndrew J.Cunningham537

THE PROTECTION OF THE RIGHT OF ECONOMIC MIGRANTS TO FAMILY REUNION IN EUROPERyszard Cholewinski568

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN ANTARCTICA:THE 1991 PROTOCOLCatherine Redgwell599

REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY,TRANSSEXUALISM AND HOMOSEXUALITY:NEW PROBLEMS FOR INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE LAWKenneth McK.Norrie757

STATE SUCCESSION AND THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS:POLITICAL CRITERIA V.PROTECTION OF OUTSTANDING FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONSPaul R.Williams776

THE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL PROTECTION OF CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTSGeraldine Van Bueren809

THE CONCEPT OF DISCRIMINATION IN ILO CONVENTION NO.111Henrick Karl Nielsen827

SELF-DETERMINATION:A HUMAN RIGHTS APPROACHRobert McCorquodale857

SHORTER ARTICLES,COMMENTS AND NOTES142

Constitutional Complaints:The European PerspectiveGerhard Danneman142

The Case for Corporal Punishment in the United Kingdom.Beaten into submission in Europe?Barry Phillips153

The Re-emergence of Legal Discourse in VietnamMark Sidel163

The International Humanitarian Fact-finding CommissionErich Kussbach174

Res Judicata and Foreign Judgments:TheIndian Grace Simon Beckwith185

A "Commercial Transaction" under the State Immunity Act 1978Hazel Fox193

Improperly Obtained Evidence and Public Policy:an Australian PerspectiveFrank Bates379

A Comparative Review of Aids legislation in Asia and the PacificD.C.Jayasuriya391

Police Powers in Spain:The "Corcuera Law"Steven Greer405

"But that was another country ":The Extra-territorial Application of the US Antitrust Laws in the US Supreme CourtAidan Robertson and Marie Demetriou417

The Roles of United Nations Civilian Police(UNCIVPOL)within United Nations Peace-Keeping OperationsEdmund G.Primosch425

Freedom from Arrest and Detention in Sri Lanka—the Veeradas CaseR.I.R.Abeyratne635

Non-occupying Statutory Tenants in Jamaica and Trinidad and TobagoGilbert Kodilinye645

The Hague Convention on the Law Applicable to Trusts and on Their Recognition:Implementation in ItalyAndrew G.Paton and Rosanna Grosso654

Global and Regional Approaches to the Regulation of Trade in ServicesMary E.Footer661

Less than an Ocean Apart:the St Pierre and Miquelon and Jan Mayen Islands and the Delimitation of Maritime ZonesMalcolm D.Evans678

Further Efforts to Ensure Universal Participation in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the SeaD.H.Anderson886

The 1992 Chinese Territorial Sea Law in the light of the UN ConventionHyun-Soo Kim894

No More Shifting Lines?The Report of the Iraq-Kuwait Boundary Demarcation CommissionJan Klabbers904

Soering's Legacy:the Human Rights Committee and the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council Take a Walk Down Death RowWilliam A.Schabas913

Capital Punishment in Southern Africa:Some Recent DevelopmentsJohn Hatchard923

The Ghanaian Council of State as a Constitutional Second ChamberKofi Oteng Kufuor934

INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE:RECENT CASES697

Case concerning Maritime Delimitation in the Area between Greenland and Jan Mayen(Denmark v.Norway)Malcolm D.Evans697

Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide(Bosnia and Herzegovina v.Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro))Christine Gray704

CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS:EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW AND PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW203

European Community Constitutional AspectsAndrew Belt203

Free Movement of GoodsStephen Weatherill207

Intellectual PropertyJames Mellor and Daniel Alexander212

Free Movement of Persons,Recognition of Qualifications,and Working ConditionsJulian Lonbay217

Transport:a correction221

Transport by Sea,Air,Road and RailRosa Greaves716

CompetitionChristopher Harding721

Insurance and BankingMads Andenas728

Public International Law Significant British Practice in relation to UNCEDRichard G.Tarasofsky432

The Stationing of Foreign Armed Forces Abroad in PeacetimeJohn Woodliffe443

Criminal JurisdictionColin Warbrick and G.R.Sullivan460

The United Nations Rules of Engagement and the British Soldier in BosniaPeter Rowe946

BOOK REVIEWS223

BOOKS RECEIVED239

INDEX FOR VOLUME 43975

Contributors of Articles,Shorter Articles,Comments and Notes975

Subject Index977

Index of Cases Noted981

Index of Book Reviews983