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INTRODUCTION. This year is the 75-th anniversary of the Great Victory of the Allies – Britain, the Soviet Union and the USA – over Nazi Germany. The most important legal result of this victory has become the Charter of the United Nations – the universal treaty initiated by Great Britain, the Soviet Union and the USA (and later – by China and France...
INTRODUCTION . Occasionally a book appears which has a significant impact on the scholarly community. A fine example of this is the work considered here by the Australian international lawyer, Anthea Roberts. Until very recently, comparative studies on international law were rare. However, as international law further develops and widens, so specia...
Roman Law and the Legal World of the Romans. By RiggsbyAndrew M.. [Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2010. 294 pp. Paperback £ 17.99. ISBN 9780521687119.] - Volume 71 Issue 2 - Tim Potier
With the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh having reached a stalemate some time ago, the Co-Chairmen of the OSCE Minsk Group have been forced to introduce new proposals to the sides involved in an attempt to move the diplomatic process forward. The Madrid Principles, as they have since become known, require mutual compromises between Azerbaijan and Ar...
Substantive talks to re-unify the island of Cyprus re-commenced in September 2008. Sadly, the gulf between the two communities remains wide. The rejected 'Annan Plan' proposed a (federal) Supreme Court that would have included three non-Cypriot (deadlock-breaking) judges. This should not be preferred. However, to dispel any fears concerning the lik...
The purpose of this article is to, at a crucial juncture in minority rights jurisprudence, address what the author regards as one uncharted area where scholars have chosen to avoid treading: the rights of which the author refers to as 'regionally non-dominant titular peoples'.
"Substantive talks to re-unify the island of Cyprus re-commenced in September 2008. Sadly, the gulf between the two communities remains wide. The rejected 'Annan Plan' proposed a (federal) Supreme Court that would have included three non-Cypriot (deadlock-breaking) judges. This should not be preferred. However, to dispel any fears concerning the li...
