Full Description
The New Zealand Yearbook of International Law provides legal materials and critical commentary on issues of international law, addressing trends, state practice and policies in the development of international law in New Zealand, the South Pacific, Antarctica and globally.
This Yearbook covers the period 1 January 2021 to 31 December 2021.
Contents
Preface
Part 1
Articles and Commentaries
1 The International Law Standard in Statutes A Tribute to James Crawford
Sir Kenneth Keith
2 Accession to the Budapest Convention by Aotearoa New Zealand Data Preservation, Mutual Legal Assistance, and Digital Privacy
Tim Cochrane
3 Rationalising the Irrational A Trauma-Informed Critique of the Mental Disease or Defect Defence under International Criminal Law
Jesler Van Houdt
4 Should New Zealand Recognise the Taliban as the Government of Afghanistan?
Lauren Aspoas, Josh Ellwood, Benjamin Hilterman and Laura Taylor
5 An icj Advisory Opinion on the Legality of Russia's Actions in Ukraine The Role of Consent
Lydia Tawse
6 covid-19 A Wakeup Call to Strengthen the Ineffective and Inadequate Biological Weapons Convention
Vivek Sehrawat
Part 2
The South Pacific
7 Pacific Islands Forum - 2022
Tony Angelo and Sarina Theys
Part 3
The Year in Review
8 International Human Rights Law
Lida Ayoubi and Cassandra Mudgway
9 International Economic Law
An Hertogen
10 International Environmental Law
Vernon Rive
11 Law of the Sea and Fisheries
Joanna Mossop
12 The Antarctic Treaty System
Alan D Hemmings
13 International Criminal Law and Humanitarian Law
Treasa Dunworth
14 International Law and Security
Anna Hood
Part 4
New Zealand State Conduct
15 Treaty Action and Implementation
Mark Gobbi
