Volume 6(2) - October 2005

Articles

• Mandatory Rules of Law in International Commercial Arbitration
  Andrew Barraclough and Jeff Waincymer

• Between Liberal Legal Didactics and Political Manichaeism: The Politics and Law of the Iraqi Special Tribunal
  Nehal Bhuta

• Past the Point of No Return? The Palestinian Right of Return in International Human Rights Law
  Jeremie Maurice Bracka

• The Uses of Pacific Settlement Techniques in Malaysia–Singapore Relations
  C L Lim

• Last Tango with Moscow: A Political and Jurisprudential Analysis of the Australia–USSR Fisheries Access Agreement of 1990
  Kwame Mfodwo

• Small Island Developing States and International Trade: Special Challenges in the Global Partnership for Development
  Barbara von Tigerstrom

Feature

• Lawless World: International Law after September 11, 2001 and Iraq
  Philippe Sands QC

Commentaries

• Disaster Relief and Governance after the Indian Ocean Tsunami: What Role for International Law?
  David P Fidler

• Reviewing Appellate Review in the WTO Dispute Settlement System
  The Hon John Lockhart AO QC and Tania Voon

• Expanding Democracy: Why Australia Should Negotiate for Open and Transparent Dispute Settlement in Its Free Trade Agreements
  Bryan Mercurio and Rebecca Laforgia

• The Shape of Modern Torture: Extraordinary Rendition and Ghost Detainees
  John T Parry

Review Essay

• International Legal Personality and the End of the Subject: Natural Law and Phenomenological Responses to New Approaches to International Law
  Anthony Carty