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Towards an International Criminal Procedure. By Christoph J.M. Safferling, [Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2001. xxii, 379, (Bibliography) 11 and (Index) 5pp. Hardback. £60.00 net. ISBN 0–19–924350–6.]

Autor: Ben Olbourne

Publikováno v: The Cambridge Law Journal. 61:715-738

With the establishment of the International Criminal Court (ICC), one of the most pressing tasks, as Safferling observes, is to identify the procedure that will govern its proceedings. The author’s thesis is that the elements of this procedure are

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INTERNATIONAL TORTS AND CHOICE OF LAW IN AUSTRALIA

Autor: Ben Olbourne

Publikováno v: The Cambridge Law Journal. 61:499-544

InJohn Pfeiffer Pty. Ltd. v. Rogerson (2000) 201 C.L.R. 552, the High Court of Australia had reconsidered the choice of law rules for “intra-national torts”, i.e. torts involving elements occurring in more than one Australian state. There, the Co

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An Introduction to the International Criminal Court. By William A. Schabas. [Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2000. xvi, 552, (Appendices) 16, (Bibliography) 39 and (Index) 17 pp. Paperback £39.95. ISBN 0–521–78790–4.]

Autor: Ben Olbourne

Publikováno v: The Cambridge Law Journal. 61:463-492

Not everyone will agree with the author’s claim that the International Criminal Court (ICC) is “perhaps the most innovative and exciting development in international law since the creation of the United Nations,” (p. 20) yet the current degree

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REFUGEES AND INTERNAL ARMED CONFLICTS

Autor: Ben Olbourne

Publikováno v: The Cambridge Law Journal. 60:441-492

Most people forced to flee across national borders do so to escape the consequences of internal armed conflicts. But the extension of protection to such people by the countries from which they seek asylum has proved to be uncertain. Most of these cou

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