The latest volume of the
Australian Year Book of International Law (Vol. 34, 2016) is out. Contents include:
- Kirby Lecture in International Law — 2016
- Justin Gleeson, Australia's Increasing Enmeshment in International Law Dispute Resolution: Implications for Sovereignty
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South China Sea Agora
- Natalie Klein,
Islands and Rocks after the South China Sea Arbitration
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Imogen Saunders,
The South China Sea Award, Artificial Islands and Territory
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Tim Stephens,
The Collateral Damage from China's 'Great Wall of Sand': The Environmental Dimensions of the South China Sea Case
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David Letts, Rob Mclaughlin & Hitoshi Nasu,
Maritime Law Enforcement and the Aggravation of the South China Sea Dispute: Implications for Australia
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Tara Davenport,
Legal Implications of the South China Sea Award for Maritime Southeast Asia
- Articles
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Robin M Smith, State Responsibility and Genocidal Intent: A Three Test Approach
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Thomas Wooden, The 1954 Hague Convention: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sacred Sites as Cultural Property
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Alison Pert, The Development of Australia's International Legal Personality
