2004 CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS


Twelfth Annual Conference
18-21 July 2004 (Canberra, Australia)
International Law and Security in the Post-Iraq Era: Where to for International Law?
 

Papers from the 2004 Annual Conference will be progressively added to this page as they are received from authors. Please note that the papers are posted exactly as they were received. No process of editing or correction has been undertaken.

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Panel 1: International Security, Human Security and the Responsibility to Protect

Tom Frame, The Just War Theory and Humanitarian Intervention
 
Panel 2A: Terrorism and International Crime
Neil Boister, Regional Cooperation in the Suppression of Transnational Crime in the South Pacific: Threat Assessment by the Pacific Forum
 
Panel 2B: Non-Proliferation
Robert Mathews, Raising the Barriers to the Acquisition of WMD by non-State actors: The roles of Arms Control and UN Security Council Resolution 1540
 
Panel 3B: Human Security
Steven Freeland, Human Security and the Environment: Prosecuting Environmental Crimes in the International Criminal Court
 
Panel 4A: International Law and Gender
Etsuro Totsuka, Impunity and the Japanese Legal System - the Case of Military Sexual Slavery
Hae Bong Shin, Retrieving Gender-Legitimacy in International Law: Trends and Prospects of Gender Perspective
 
Panel 4B: International and Transnational Criminal Law
Sally McKechnie, Punishing the Unruly: Extraterritorial Jurisdiction and Minor Aviation Crime
 
Panel 5A: International Environmental Law
Caroline Foster, The Growing Significance of Procedural Obligations in International Environmental Law
 
Panel 5B: International Legal Systems: Fragmentation or Integration?
Mark Jennings, WTO and International Law: Mapping the Relationship
 
Panel 6A: Human Rights
Colin Fenwick, Globalisation and Human rights: a Case Study of Prisoners’ Labour
Justine Nolan, Human Rights Responsibilities of Transnational Corporations: Developing Uniform Standards
 
Panel 6B: International Legal Process – Municipal/International Interface
Natalie Klein, Avena and Other Mexican Nationals: How the International Court of Justice Lost its Crown
 
Panel 7: The Year of International Law in Review
Sally McKecknie (Crown Law Office, Wellington), International Law Issues and Cases
 
 


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