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European Journal of International Law (2006)

A GMO by Any Other Name . . . Might Be an SPS Risk!: Implications of Expanding the Scope of the WTO Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures Agreement

Proportionality and Remedies in WTO Disputes

The Place of the WTO and its Law in the International Legal Order

Naming and Shaming: The Sorry Tale of Security Council Resolution 1530 (2004)

‘Jus ad bellum’, ‘jus in bello’ . . . ‘jus post bellum’? -Rethinking the Conception of the Law of Armed Force

Assessing the Effectiveness of the UN Security Council’s Anti-terrorism Measures: The Quest for Legitimacy and Cohesion

The WTO Treaty as a Mixed Agreement: Problems with the EC’s and the EC Member States’ Membership of the WTO

European Court Practice Concerning State Immunity from Enforcement Measures

The European Union and Human Rights: An International Law Perspective

Intervention in a ‘Divided World’: Axes of Legitimacy

The Legal Nature of WTO Obligations and the Consequences of their Violation

The Eritrea/Ethiopia Claims Commission Oversteps Its Boundaries: A Partial Award?

Legalizing Lawlessness: On Giorgio Agamben’s State of Exception

Constitutional Conceits: The WTO’s ‘Constitution’ and the Discipline of International Law

New State Responsibility for Internationally Wrongful Acts by an Insurrectional Movement

State Responsibility for Genocide

The Security Council, Democratic Legitimacy and Regime Change in Iraq

The Concept of Sovereignty Revisited

Overexploitation of a Valuable Resource? New Literature on the Precautionary Principle

WTO Obligations as Collective

The Definition of ‘Norm Conflict’ in International Law and Legal Theory

The Capacity to Protect: Diplomatic Protection of Dual Nationals in the ‘War on Terror’

The Admissibility of Evidence Obtained by Torture under International Law

The Idea of European International Law

To Do Away with International Law? Some Limits to ‘The Limits of International Law’

Wrongs of the Past, History of the Future?

The Pluralism of Global Administrative Law

Turning Off the Tap: Urban Water Service Delivery and the Social Construction of Global Administrative Law

Global Administrative Law: The Quest for Principles and Values

WTO Government Procurement Rules and the Local Dynamics of Procurement Policies: A Malaysian Case Study

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