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International
Trade and Business Law Review, 2000, Vol.5
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Hoda Atia
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Egypt's New Commercial
Arbitration Framework: Problems and Prospects for the Future of Foreign
Investment
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Vol.5
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pp. 1-32
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Andre Corterier
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A New Approach to Solving
the Interest Rate Problem of Art 78 CISG
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Vol.5
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pp. 33-42
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Simon Fisher
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International Influences
Affecting Australian Commercial Law
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Vol.5
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pp. 43-72
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Peter Gillies
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Trade Practices Act
Contraventions- Primary and Secondary Participation: Two Modes of
Participation
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Vol.5
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pp. 73-92
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Gareth Grainger
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Freedom of Expression and
Regulation of Information in Cyberspace: Issues Concerning Potential
International Co- operation Principles for Cyberspace
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Vol.5
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pp. 93-144
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Igor Grazin
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Comrade Robin Hood: Post-
Soviet Macro- economic Foundation of Economic Criminality in Russia
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Vol.5
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pp. 145-158
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Rouhshi Low
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Replacing the Paper Bill
of Lading with an Electronic Bill of Lading: Problems and Possible Solutions
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Vol.5
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pp. 159-218
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Gabriel A. Moens, Lisa
Cohn, Darren Peacock
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A New Approach to
International Commercial Contracts: The UNIDROIT Principles of International
Commercial Contracts- the Australian Experience
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Vol.5
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pp. 219-254
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Donald W. Rupert, Douglas
M. Eveleigh
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Patenting Computer
Software and Methods of Doing Business: The US v. The World
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Vol.5
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pp. 255-276
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Damdin Tsogtbaatar
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Trading for the Future:
Environmental Dimensions of Global Trade
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Vol.5
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pp. 277-308
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Peter Black, Jonathan
Cheyne, Avryl Lattin, Annelies Moens, Carly Roberts, Gabriel Moens
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INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION
MOOT: The Willem C Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot 1998- 99
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Vol.5
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pp. 309-416
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Ross Cranston
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REVIEW ARTICLE: Legal
Ethics and Professional Responsibility (1995)
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Vol.5
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pp. 417-424
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International
Trade and Business Law Review, 2001, Vol.6
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page to Page
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Nadja Alexander
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Mediation in Practice:
Common Law and Civil Law Perspectives Compared
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Vol.6
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pp. 1-18
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Anthony Cassimatis
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International Trade and
Human Rights- Which Human Rights
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Vol.6
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pp. 19-64
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Alan Davidson
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Commercial Laws in
Conflict- An Application of the Autonomy Principle in Letters of Credit
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Vol.6
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pp. 65-86
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Dionysios Flambouras
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Transfer of Risk in the
Contract of Sale Involving Carriage of Goods. A Comparative Study in English
Law, Greek Law and the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the
International Sale of Goods
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Vol.6
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pp. 87-150
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Christopher Johnstone
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Some Legal Implications
of the Implementation of the ISM Code in Australia
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Vol.6
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pp. 151-178
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Vernon Nase
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Blood, Sweat and Tiers:
The Montreal Conference on Air Carriers' Liability (May 10- 28, 1999)
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Vol.6
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pp. 179-208
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Julie-Anne R. Tarr
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Disclosure in Insurance
Law: Contemporary and Historical Economic Considerations
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Vol.6
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pp. 209-226
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Bruno Zeller
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Good Faith- The Scarlet Pimpernel
of the CISG
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Vol.6
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pp. 227-246
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Do Thi Kim Zung
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Copyright Law at the
Cross- Roads: Vietnamese Developments
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Vol.6
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pp. 247-286
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Philippe Ciocca
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The Organisation of
Companies Limited by Shares under the Company Law of the People's Republic of
China
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Vol.6
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pp. 287-304
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Peter Gillies, Alex Low
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The Contract Law of
China- A Comparative Analysis
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Vol.6
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pp. 305-322
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Alex Low
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The Third Revolution:
Plant Genetic Resources in Developing Countries and China: Global Village or
Global Pillage?
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Vol.6
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pp. 323-360
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Xiaoyang Zhang
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Arena of Real Estate
Investment in China- Game Rules for Foreign Investors
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Vol.6
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pp. 361-374
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Sophie Maree Devitt,
Sarah Catherine Holland, Thomas Jens John, Kateena Anne O'Gorman, Andrew Carl
Stumer, Gabriel Adelin Moens
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The Willem C Vis
International Commercial Arbitration Moot 1999- 2000
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Vol.6
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pp. 375-476
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International
Trade and Business Law Review, 2002, Vol.7
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page to Page
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Kok-Choo Chen
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The Taiwanese
Semiconductor Industry's Experience with the US Antidumping Law: a View From
the Defense
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Vol.7
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pp. 1-24
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Phuong-Trinh Nguyen
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Vietnam's Emerging Stock
Market and the Enterprise Law
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Vol.7
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pp. 25-56
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Jacqueline Mowbray, Tim
Sherman
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Australia's International
Tax Treaties: a Critical Appraisal
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Vol.7
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pp. 57-90
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David Morrison
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An Historical and
Economic Overview of the Insolvent Trading Provision in the Corporations Law
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Vol.7
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pp. 91-130
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Jeffrey Weeks
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The Future of the Rome
Convention on Damage Caused by Aircraft to Third Parties on the Surface: Will
All Roads Lead Away from Rome?
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Vol.7
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pp. 131-170
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Steve C. Williams
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Legal Strategies of
Queensland Food Export Firms: a Case Study
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Vol.7
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pp. 171-180
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G. L. Davies
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Justice in the 21st
Century
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Vol.7
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pp. 181-198
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Annelles Moens
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Brisbane City Council v.
Warren Bolton Consulting Pty Ltd. (Case No D2001- 0047 WIPO)
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Vol.7
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pp. 199-204
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Andrew Stumer
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Homosexual Rights and the
Free Movement of Persons in the European Union
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Vol.7
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pp. 205-222
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John Trone
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German Constitutional
Decisions in English Translation
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Vol.7
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pp. 223-250
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Bruno Zeller
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The Black Hole: Where are
the Four Corners of the CISG?
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Vol.7
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pp. 251-264
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John Trone
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International Law as
Domestic Law in the Philippines
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Vol.7
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pp. 265-276
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Gabriel Moens, Simon
Fisher, Steve Williams
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The Practice of
International Commercial Law in Queensland: a Survey
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Vol.7
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pp. 277-286
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J. R. Tarr
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Respecting Contractual
Intentions: Balancing Consumer Expectations with the Sanctity of Contract in
the Context of Standard Form Insurance Contracts
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Vol.7
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pp. 287-300
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Alice E. S. Tay, Hamish
Redd
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China: Trade, Law and
Human Rights
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Vol.7
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pp. 301-324
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Katherine Brown, Mariel
Dimsey, Martin Ehrenberg, Michael Hodge, Radha Ivory, Thomas John,
Christopher Peters, Gabriel Moens
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NTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION
MOOT: The Willem C Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot 2000- 01
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Vol.7
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pp. 325-436
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Sarah Derrington
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International Maritime Law
Arbitration Moot
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Vol.7
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pp. 437-438
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Jane A. Banlihian, Lee
Jwee Nguan, Vinod Sabanmi, Lee Kher Sheng, Loh Wai Yue
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Maritime Law Moot:
Memorandum for Claimant (National University of Singapore)
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Vol.7
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pp. 439-464
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Jonathon Chang, Jennifer
Cheung, Puja Kapai, Janice Wu
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Maritime Law Moot:
Memorandum for the Respondent (University of Hong Kong)
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Vol.7
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pp. 465-490
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William Crane
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REVIEW ARTICLE:
Perspectives on the Precautionary Principle
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Vol.7
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pp. 491-498
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International
Trade and Business Law Review, 2003, Vol.8
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page to Page
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Peter Gillies
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Assessment of Damages
under the Australian Trade Practices Act
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Vol.8
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pp. 1-22
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Alan Davidson
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Fraud; the Prime
Exception to the Autonomy Principle in Letters of Credit
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Vol.8
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pp. 23-56
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Margaret Stephenson
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Canadian Provincial
Legislative Powers and Aboriginal Rights since Delgamuukw: Can A Province
Infringe Aboriginal Rights or Title
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Vol.8
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pp. 57-94
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Darren Peacock
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Avoidance and the Notion
of Fundamental Breach under the CISG: An English Perspective
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Vol.8
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pp. 95-134
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Kate Brown
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The Availability of
Court- Ordered Interim and Conservatory Measures in Aid of International
Arbitration in the United States of America and France- A Comparative Essay
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Vol.8
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pp. 135-158
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Quan Hien Nguyen
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Cross- Border
Transactions in Vietnam and the Vietnam- US Bilateral Trade Agreement
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Vol.8
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pp. 159-184
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Ann Black
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Finding the Equilibrium
for Dispute Resolution: How Brunei Darussalam Balances a British Legacy with
Its Malay and Islamic Identity
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Vol.8
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pp. 185-214
|
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J. Clifton Jr. Fleming
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American Offshore
Business Tax Planning: Can Australian Lawyers Get a Piece of the Action
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Vol.8
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pp. 215-228
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Alun A. Preece
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The Rise and Fall of
National Sovereignty
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Vol.8
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pp. 229-246
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Daril Gawith
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A Comparison of Model
Laws as a Starting Point for the Development of an Enforceable International
Consumer Protection Regime
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Vol.8
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pp. 247-274
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Des Taylor
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The European Union's
Approach to Legal Non- Retrospectivity: Are There Problems for International
Businesses
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Vol.8
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pp. 275-300
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Walter De Bandt
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The New Belgian
Legislation on Euthanasia
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Vol.8
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pp. 301-310
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Sabine Erkens, Ryan Allan
Goss, Andrew Edward Hodge, Marion Alice Jane Isobel
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The International
Arbitration Moot: The William C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration
Moot 2002- 2003
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Vol.8
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pp. 311-426
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International
Trade and Business Law Review, 2005, Vol.9
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page to Page
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Henry Deeb Gabriel
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An American Perspective
on the United Nations Convention on the International Sale of Goods
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Vol.9
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pp. 1-18
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Peter Gillies
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Enforcement of
International Arbitration Awards- The New York Convention
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Vol.9
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pp. 19-44
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Chocks R Irish, Shin-Yi
Peng
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The Personalities and
Policies Affecting US Trade with East and Southeast Asia: The Implications of
the Trade Promotion Authority
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Vol.9
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pp. 45-72
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Christopher J. Peters
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Corporate Fundraising in
Australia and the US- Harmonisation Achieved?
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Vol.9
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pp. 73-94
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Marianne Roth
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International Contract
and Competition Law in Internet Matters
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Vol.9
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pp. 95-134
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Elena Christine Zaccaria
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The Effects of Changed
Circumstances in International Commercial Trade
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Vol.9
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pp. 135-182
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Scott Mason
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Fiscal Federalism Run
Amuck: How to Make the False Claims Act 2000 Work When the Government
Defrauds the Government
|
Vol.9
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pp. 183-200
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Cornelia Koch
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The Doctrine of Supremacy
of European Community Law as a Condition Precedent for the Doctrine of Direct
Effect
|
Vol.9
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pp. 201-220
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James P Quinn
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The Interpretation and
Application of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the
International Sale of Goods
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Vol.9
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pp. 221-242
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International
Trade and Business Law Review, 2006, Vol.10
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page to Page
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Shims Baradaran-Robison,
Brett G. Scharffs, Elizabeth A. Sewell
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Religious Monopolies and
the Commodification of Religion
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Vol.10
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pp. 1-48
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Des Taylor
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International Trade Law
and Common Mistake: Has There Really Been a Satisfactory Clarification of
what Fundamental Legal Principles Apply?
|
Vol.10
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pp. 49-68
|
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Meredith Blake
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Whose Life is it Anyway?
A Comment on the Terri Schiavo Case
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Vol.10
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pp. 69-89
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Jasmine Morris
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The United States-
Australia Free Trade Agreement
|
Vol.10
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pp. 87-132
|
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Ben Clarke
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Military Occupation and
the Rule of Law: the Legal Obligations of Occupying Forces in Iraq
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Vol.10
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pp. 133-178
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Bruno Zeller
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The Language of
International Trade Law: Problems or Salvation?
|
Vol.10
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pp. 179-194
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Andre Corterier
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A Peace Plan for the
Battle of the Forms
|
Vol.10
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pp. 195-214
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Nicholas John Collie,
Thomas William Fitzgerald, Katherine Mary Hevron, Madge Puja Mukund, Michael
Edward Taylor, Gabriel Adelin Moeres
|
International Arbitration
Moot: Twelfth Annual Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot
2004- 2005
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Vol.10
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pp. 215-320
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International
Trade and Business Law Review, 2008, Vol.11
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page to Page
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SAM LUTTRELL
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Copyright enforcement in
Australia
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Vol.11
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pp. 3-33
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PETER GILLIES, BOB
CLEWORTH
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Sea freight transport in
Australia and competing transport modes: taxation, fiscal and other policies
affecting mode choice, and their environmental consequences
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Vol.11
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pp. 34-48
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ALEXEI FEDOTOV
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Abuse, unconscionability
and demand guarantees: new exception to independence
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Vol.11
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pp. 49-82
|
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DOUG JONES
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Recent developments in
international commercial arbitration
|
Vol.11
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pp. 83-123
|
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LISA MICHELLE BAETSEN
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When regulation goes 'too
far': a comparative analysis of environmental regulatory expropriation under
the Australia- United States Free Trade Agreement
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Vol.11
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pp. 124-178
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AUGUSTO ZIMMERMANN
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How Brazilian judges
undermine the rule of law: a critical appraisal
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Vol.11
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pp. 179-217
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SHIN-YI PENG
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International trade in
'cultural products': UNESCO's commitment to promoting cultural diversity and its
relations with the WTO
|
Vol.11
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pp. 218-235
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MATTHEW R. McCUBBINS
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Developments in Korean
corporate governance: progress toward 21st century standards in an emerging
economic powerhouse
|
Vol.11
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pp. 236-254
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JARED CLEMENTS
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Section 116 of the
Australian Constitution and the jurisprudential pillars of neutrality and
action-belief dichotomy
|
Vol.11
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pp. 255-278
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JOHN TRONE
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The sovereign immunity of
the member states of a federation
|
Vol.11
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pp. 279-286
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SIMONE HARTMANN-TROGER
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Antidumping and
countervailing duties: the Byrd Amendment
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Vol.11
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pp. 287-298
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JOHN TRONE
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German constitutional
decisions in English translation: a supplement
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Vol.11
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pp. 299-312
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SAMEREH ALJANABI, MARINA
DE KWANT, DAVID JENAWAY, COURTNEY ROBERTSON, JOHANNA WEAVER, GABRIEL MOENS
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International Arbitration
Moot: Fourteenth Annual Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration
Moot, 2006- 2007
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Vol.11
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pp. 313-432
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International
Trade and Business Law Review, 2009, Vol.12
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page to Page
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MARIANNE ROTH
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Arbitration costs:
Austrian and international perspectives
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Vol.12
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pp. 3-17
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DAVID PATON
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Reading between the
lines: A paper on the impact of the work choices act and its constitutional
validity
|
Vol.12
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pp. 18-81
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KRISTIAN MALEY
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The limits to the conformity
of goods in the United Nations convention on Contracts for the International
Sale of Goods (CISG)
|
Vol.12
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pp. 82-126
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ERIC A. SCHWARTZ
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The role of international
arbitration in economic development
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Vol.12
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pp. 127-139
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SAM R. LUTTRELL
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Arbitration in Dubai
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Vol.12
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pp. 140-184
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AUGUSTO ZIMMERMANN
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Industrial relations and
the commonwealth constitution: The constitutional underpinnings for a
national system of industrial relations in Australia
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Vol.12
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pp. 185-205
|
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VERNON NASE
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The search for 'something
more': The holy grail of DVT litigation
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Vol.12
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pp. 206-226
|
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BOB CLEWORTH, GISELE
KAPTERIAN, PETER GILLIES
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Gove: Forgotten catalyst
for Native title or are we just where we started? Native title and the mining
industry issues from Gove to the present day
|
Vol.12
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pp. 227-252
|
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PETER GILLIES
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Colour in branding-
asserting a monopoly in a colour for marketing purposes- the Cadbury- Darrell
Lea litigation
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Vol.12
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pp. 253-265
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SU LLOYD , JOSEPH PATRONI
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Co- mediation for
intellectual property rights disputes
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Vol.12
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pp. 266-274
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HERBERT BETHGE
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Current constitutional
aspects of German media law
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Vol.12
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pp. 275-284
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VERNON NASE
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The Murdoch Moot Court
Bench: The development of a mooting culture
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Vol.12
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pp. 285-293
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SAMANTHA D'SILVA, ANDREW
KIRK, KRISTIAN MALEY, VANJA TEKIC, CRAIG WILLIAMS, GABRIEL A. MOENS
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International Arbitration
Moot: The Fifteenth Annual Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration
Moot, 2007- 2008
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Vol.12
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pp. 294-412
|
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International
Trade and Business Law Review, 2010, Vol.13
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page to Page
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Gordon Smith
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An Introduction to
Investor- State Arbitrations
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Vol.13
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pp. 3-30
|
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Leon Trakman
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Foreign Direct
Investment: An Australian Perspective
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Vol.13
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pp. 31-85
|
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Linda C Reif
|
Canada and Foreign Direct
Investment in Latin America and the Caribbean: Evolution of an International
Investment Agreement Framework
|
Vol.13
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pp. 86-133
|
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Jonathan Greenacre,
Thomas Chiu
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Chinese Investment in the
Global Resource Sector, Utilising Australia as an Illustration: A Time for
Reason, Not Fear
|
Vol.13
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pp. 134-164
|
|
Neil Brown
|
The Arbitration of
Celebrity Domain Name Disputes
|
Vol.13
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pp. 165-220
|
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Augusto Zimmermann
|
Legislating Evil: The
Philosophical Foundations of the Nazi Legal System
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Vol.13
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pp. 221-241
|
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Leela Cejnar
|
Bank Mergers in
Australia: The Past, the Present and the Possible Future Impact of the Global
Financial Crisis
|
Vol.13
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pp. 242-263
|
|
Nicola Sartori
|
Corporate Governance
Dynamics and Tax Compliance
|
Vol.13
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pp. 264-286
|
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Nicola Nygh, Sam Luttrell
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The Domestication of the
UNCITRAL Model Law in Australia
|
Vol.13
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pp. 287-290
|
|
Alessandro Spano
|
Free Movement of Capital
and Golden Shares: A New Perspective on Corporate Control? (Joined cases C-
463/ 04 and C- 464/ 04, Federconsumatori and Others v Comune di Milano)
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Vol.13
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pp. 291-303
|
|
International
Trade and Business Law Review, 2011, Vol.14
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page to Page
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Richard Calkins
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The Albatross Around the
Neck of the American Judicial System: Change in the Mindset is Required
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Vol.14
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pp. 1-52
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Wen-Chen Shih
|
The Border Tax Adjustment
Provisions of the GATT/ WTO and their Implications on the Design of Energy
and Carbon Tax
|
Vol.14
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pp. 53-84
|
|
Ken Shao
|
Patent Law, National
Strategies and Policy Incentives: China's Road to a Leading Innovator
|
Vol.14
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pp. 85-103
|
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Gbenga Oduntan
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Tracing Noxious Funds
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Vol.14
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pp. 104-152
|
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Shuangge Wen, Jingechen
Zhao
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Exploring the Rationale
of Enlightened Shareholder Value in the Realm of UK Company Law- The Path
Dependence Perspective
|
Vol.14
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pp. 153-173
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Marina De Kwant
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Emerging Oil and Gas
Economies: Mitigating Legal Political and Economic Risks of Foreign Investors
in the Russian Federation (Part A)
|
Vol.14
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pp. 174-246
|
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Dan Juma
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Tempering Services
Liberalization with Regulation: The World Trade Organisation and the
International Financial Architecture
|
Vol.14
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pp. 247-272
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Nichols P Manganaro
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About- Face: The New
Rules of Strict Compliance Under the Uniform Customs and Practice for
Documentary Credits (UCP 600)
|
Vol.14
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pp. 273-290
|
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Fabio Leonardi
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A Bailout for the
International Trade System: Rescuing the WTO from TARP
|
Vol.14
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pp. 291-313
|
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Adam E. Levitan
|
Does the Geneva
Convention on Agency in the International Sale of Good Reflect Australian
Agency Law?
|
Vol.14
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pp. 314-357
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Rupert Coldwell
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The Limited Protection of
Corporations and Shareholders at International Law
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Vol.14
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pp. 358-375
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Gabriel A Moens, John
Trone
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The First Amendment to
the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules
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Vol.14
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pp. 376-385
|
|
Henry Gabriel
|
Uniform Law of Electronic
Commerce in Private International Law: Where Have we been and Where are we
Going?
|
Vol.14
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pp. 386-403
|
|
Sam Luttrell
|
An Introduction to
Conflict of Laws in International Commercial Arbitration
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Vol.14
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pp. 404-413
|
|
Raphael de Vietri
|
'Fair and Equitable
Treatment' for Foreign Investment: What is the Current Standard at
International Law?
|
Vol.14
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pp. 414-421
|
|
Clive Hutcheon
|
The Changing Face of the
Internet: A Comment on Roadshow Films Pty Lid v iiNet Ltd (No 3) (2010) 263
ALR 215
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Vol.14
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pp. 422-432
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|
Prabhjyot Kaur, Lau Ching
Kar Karen, Dickie Ham-Dick Mok, Suraj Sajnani, Tse Sau Wai Flora, Rajesh
Sharma, Gabriel Moens
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The Seventeenth Annual
Willem C. Vis and Seventh Annual Willem C. Vis (East) International
Commercial Arbitration Moot, 2009- 2010
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Vol.14
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pp. 433-486
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Memorandum for the
Respondent
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Vol.14
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pp. 487-543
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International
Trade and Business Law Review, 2012, Vol.15
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number
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Page to Page
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Jingchen Zhao
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The Curious Case of
Shareholder Primacy Norm: Calling for a More Realistic Theory
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Vol.15
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pp. 1-25
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Cheng Wei-Qi
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Is the Newly Published
Soae Law Compatible with the Current State Assets Management System
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Vol.15
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pp. 26-41
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Des Taylor
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Reflections on a Critical
Aspect of CISG- Governed International Sale of Goods Transactions: The Impact
of the Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements on Forum Selection
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Vol.15
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pp. 42-59
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Hussain Agil, Bruno
Zeller
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Foreign Investments in
Saudi Arabia
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Vol.15
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pp. 60-77
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Marina De Kwant
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Emerging Oil and Gas
Economies: Mitigating Legal, Political and Economic Risks of Foreign
Investors in the Russian Federation (Part B)
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Vol.15
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pp. 78-134
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Leela Cejnar
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Competition Law
Developments and the Australian Banking Sector: The Aftermath of the Global
Financial Crisis
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Vol.15
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pp. 135-151
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Gabriel Moens, Philip
Evans
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The Amazing World of
Arbitration
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Vol.15
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pp. 152-163
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Nicholas P. Manganaro
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A Digitized Sideshow: Why
the Great Debate regarding the Use of Electronically Stored Information in International
Commercial Arbitration Misses the Point and Why Practitioners Should Take
Note
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Vol.15
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pp. 164-189
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Mary B. Ayad
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Vol.15
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pp. 190-210
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Raphael de Vietri
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Incorporating Humanity
and the Global Economy the Law of International Investment and Human Rights
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Vol.15
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pp. 211-229
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Jonathan Greenacre
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How Can Retail Banking
Regulation Be Applied to Micro- Finance Institutions
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Vol.15
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pp. 230-253
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Stephen Olynyk
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A Balanced Approach to Distinguishing
between Legitimate Regulation and Indirect Expropriation in Investor- State
Arbitration
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Vol.15
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pp. 254-296
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Azlan Mohamed Noh
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Establishing Jurisdiction
through a Most- Favoured- Nation Clause
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Vol.15
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pp. 297-315
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Samantha Jayne Lord
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When Two Polar Extremes
Collide: An Exploration into the Effects of Insolvency on International
Arbitration
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Vol.15
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pp. 316-359
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Shu Ying Wee
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The OECD Convention on
Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials and Its Effectiveness in
Australia: Are We Doing Enough
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Vol.15
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pp. 360-379
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Andrew Pickford, Ron
Manners
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A Continuing Journey
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Vol.15
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pp. 380-382
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Gabriel A. Moens
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The Sun Rises in the
West: After Dinner Reflections
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Vol.15
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pp. 383-384
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Sinclair Davidson
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The Limits of Property
and Freedom
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Vol.15
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pp. 385-393
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Mark Durie
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Sleepwalking into Sharia:
Hate Speech Laws and Islamic Blasphemy Strictures
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Vol.15
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pp. 394-407
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Jerry L. Jordan
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Money and Liberty
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Vol.15
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pp. 408-415
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Barbara Kolm
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Moral Foundations of
Western Civilization
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Vol.15
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pp. 416-423
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Greg Melleuish
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Servile State and Liberty
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Vol.15
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pp. 424-431
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Augusto Zimmermann
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The Law of Liberty-
Natural Law Roots of Western Constitutionalism
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Vol.15
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pp. 432-465
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International
Trade and Business Law Review, 2013, Vol.16
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Author
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Title
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number
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Achim Rogmann
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The Trans-Tasman Single
Economic Market Best Practice for Regional Integration
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Vol.16
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pp. 1- 98
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Keith Thompson
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Does Anti-Corruption
Legislation Work
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Vol.16
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pp. 99- 135
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Simon Tabe Tabe
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Unification of Business
Law in Cameroon Realities of the Application of the Ohada Uniform Act on
Commercial Companies in Anglophone Cameroon Twelve Years After (1998-2010)
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Vol.16
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pp. 136- 158
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Tareq Al-Tawil
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Letters of Credit and
Contract of Sale Autonomy and Fraud
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Vol.16
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pp. 159- 224
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Thanuja Rodrigo
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Toward Fairness in the
Guarantee Market: The Rationale for Expanding Interventions from Fraud to
Unconscionability in the Enforcement of Demand Guarantees
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Vol.16
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pp. 225- 253
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Son Tan Nguyen
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The Applicability of RTA
Jurisdiction Clauses in WTO Dispute Settlement
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Vol.16
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pp. 254- 294
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Kate Deere
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Saving Face After Seven
Years Australia-China FTA Negotiations and Lessons from New Zealand
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Vol.16
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pp. 295- 324
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Paul Constable
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Combating Stock Market Manipulation
in Australia Trading Scandals and the Lessons to be Learnt
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Vol.16
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pp. 325- 376
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Rudi Kruse
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Process and Production
Methods and Burden of Proof A Procedural Limitation on the Like Products
Debate
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Vol.16
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pp. 377- 396
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Peter Gillies
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Arbitration and
Fragmentation of the Dispute Resolution Process into Competing Arbitral and
Judicial Proceedings The Court s Role
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Vol.16
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pp. 397- 418
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Kenny Yang
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The Evolution of the
Australian Derivative Action Floodgates to Shareholder Activism
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Vol.16
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pp. 419- 432
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Brar Harprabdeep Singh,
Chan Yin Wai Ada , Chow Yat Sau Jessica, Lau Chirk Yen Jason, Kirpalani
Lavesh Prakas, Rajesh Sharma, Gabriel Moens
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Ninth Annual Willem C Vis
(East) International Commercial Arbitration Moot
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Vol.16
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pp. 433- 554
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Christian Porter
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Liberalism, Optimism and
Utopia
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Vol.16
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pp. 555- 584
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