Issue Archive

Melbourne Journal of International Law

Volume 6

October 2005

Issue 2

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