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Articles

Subjecting executives in the financial sector to reliability scrutiny

Anoeska Buijze
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09 Dec 2008

:1-17
Accommodating human values in the climate regime

Rosalind Cook, Eljalill Tauschinsky
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09 Dec 2008

:18-34
Transboundary river basin management in Europe
Legal instruments to comply with European water management obligations in case of transboundary water pollution and floods

Andrea M. Keessen, Jasper J.H. van Kempen, Helena F.M.W. van Rijswick
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09 Dec 2008

:35-56
Preparations to commit a crime
The Dutch approach to inchoate offences

Caroline M. Pelser
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09 Dec 2008

:57-80
Boumediene v. Bush and the extraterritorial reach of the U.S. Constitution
A step towards judicial cosmopolitanism?

Jean-Marc Piret
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09 Dec 2008

:81-103
Survey article: the legitimacy of Supreme Courts in the context of globalisation

Sidney W. Richards
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09 Dec 2008

:104-127
The Sisyphus paradox of cutting red tape and managing public risk
The Dutch case

Wim J.M. Voermans
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09 Dec 2008

:128-144

Student Papers

Rape as torture
An evaluation of the Committee against Torture’s attitude to sexual violence

Katharine Fortin
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09 Dec 2008

:145-162
Towards a Virtual General Meeting: ‘I accept’ or ‘I decline’?

Wanne M. Pemmelaar
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09 Dec 2008

:163-187
Interpretation of legislative Security Council resolutions

Bart Smit Duijzentkunst
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09 Dec 2008

:188-209

Academic News

Is legal globalization regulated?
Memling and the business of baking camels

Jean-Bernard Auby
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09 Dec 2008

:210-217
Finding the truth in Dutch courtrooms
How does one deal with miscarriages of justice?

Stijn Franken
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09 Dec 2008

:218-226

Volume 4, Issue 3, December 2008 -

Articles

Subjecting executives in the financial sector to reliability scrutiny

Accommodating human values in the climate regime

Transboundary river basin management in Europe Legal instruments to comply with European water management obligations in case of transboundary water pollution and floods

Preparations to commit a crime The Dutch approach to inchoate offences

Boumediene v. Bush and the extraterritorial reach of the U.S. Constitution A step towards judicial cosmopolitanism?

Survey article: the legitimacy of Supreme Courts in the context of globalisation

The Sisyphus paradox of cutting red tape and managing public risk The Dutch case

Student Papers

Rape as torture An evaluation of the Committee against Torture’s attitude to sexual violence

Towards a Virtual General Meeting: ‘I accept’ or ‘I decline’?

Interpretation of legislative Security Council resolutions

Academic News

Is legal globalization regulated? Memling and the business of baking camels

Finding the truth in Dutch courtrooms How does one deal with miscarriages of justice?

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Transboundary river basin management in Europe
Legal instruments to comply with European water management obligations in case of transboundary water pollution and floods

Preparations to commit a crime
The Dutch approach to inchoate offences

Boumediene v. Bush and the extraterritorial reach of the U.S. Constitution
A step towards judicial cosmopolitanism?

The Sisyphus paradox of cutting red tape and managing public risk
The Dutch case

Rape as torture
An evaluation of the Committee against Torture’s attitude to sexual violence

Is legal globalization regulated?
Memling and the business of baking camels

Finding the truth in Dutch courtrooms
How does one deal with miscarriages of justice?