The latest volume of the
New Zealand Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 14, 2016) is out. Contents include:
- Articles and Commentaries
- Ozlem Ulgen, “World Community Interest” Approach to Interim Measures on “Robot Weapons”: Revisiting the Nuclear Test Cases
- Salar Abbasi, Democracy in International Law-making: An Unfilled Lacuna
- Naporn Popattanachai, Environmental Disputes from Regional Sea Programmes before itlos: Its Potential Role, Contribution, and the Challenges it Would Face in a Land-based Pollution Case
- Ana Lenard, The Nascent Law of Cyber Blockades and Zones
- Selma Kafedžić, Determining Modes of Liability in International Criminal Law: Why the Common Purpose Doctrine is the Strongest Legal Response to Mass Atrocity Crimes
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Sami Thamir Alrashidi, Challenging Cultural Backgrounds and Vernacularizing Human Rights
- The South Pacific
- Tony Angelo, The Pacific Islands Forum 2016
