Vol. 49 No. 4 (2018): Victoria University of Wellington Law Review

Special Symposium Issue: The Dynamic Evolution of International Law

Published: 2018-11-01

Editorial

• Foreword: The Dynamic Evolution of International Law – Rise or Decline?

  Campbell McLachlan

  419-428

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Articles

• International Law and the Practice of Legality: Stability and Change

  Jutta Brunnée, Stephen J Toope

  429-446

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• International Law and the Problem of Change: A Tale of Two Conventions

  James Crawford

  447-476

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• The Refugee Convention in the 21st Century

  Susan Glazebrook

  477-510

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• The Development of Rules of Procedure by the World Court Through its Rule Making, Practice and Decisions

  Ken J Keith

  511-532

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• Public Law Sources and Analogies of International Law

  Eirik Bjorge

  533-560

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• The Dynamic Evolution of International Law – The Case for the More Purposeful Development of Customary International Law

  Bill Campbell

  561-572

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• Can we Make the Oceans Greener? The Successes and Failures of UNCLOS as an Environmental Treaty

  Joanna Mossop

  573-594

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• Trade in War's Darkest Hour: Churchill and Roosevelt's Daring 1941 Atlantic Meeting that Linked Global Economic Cooperation to Lasting Peace and Security

  Hunter Nottage

  595-606

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• The Dynamic Evolution of International Environmental Law

  Karen N Scott

  607-626

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• The Decline of International Law as a Normative Ideal

  Shirley V Scott

  627-644

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• The Life and Times of the Genuine Link

  Rayner Thwaites

  645-670

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• Combating Unregulated Fishing through Unilateral Trade Measures: A Time for Change in International Fisheries Law?

  Osvaldo Urrutia

  671-696

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