Chinese Journal of International Law -- Table of Contents (2004, 3 [2])

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Contents: Volume 3, Number 2, 2004 [Index by Author]
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Articles

The Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence: A 50th Anniversary Celebration

Brief Comments, Notes & Essays

Courts & Tribunals

Developments

Practice & Documents

Reviews

Scholars' Community

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Articles

: Oxford University Press Takes over the Chinese Journal of International Law
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: iii. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

: Chinese Journal of International Law: Manuscripts and Subscriptions
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: iv. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

: Chinese Society of International Law; Prizes; Prize Recipients
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: v-vi. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Steven Wei Su, Ph.D.: The Tiaoyu Islands and Their Possible Effect on the Maritime Boundary Delimitation between China and Japan
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 385-420. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Phil C.W. Chan, LLB Honours: Acquiescence/Estoppel in International Boundaries: Temple of Preah Vihear Revisited
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 421-439. [Abstract] [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Bai Guimei: The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the Chinese Law on the Protection of the Rights of Minority Nationalities
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 441-470. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

The Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence: A 50th Anniversary Celebration

Wen Jiabao: Carrying Forward the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence in the Promotion of Peace and Development^*
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 363-368. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

K.R. Narayanan: The 50th Anniversary of Panchsheet^*
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 369-372. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Boutros Boutros-Ghali: The Five Principles^*
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 373-378. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Edward McWhinney: The renewed vitality of the International Law Principles of Peaceful Coexistence in the post-Iraq invasion era: The 50th Anniversary of the China/India Pancba Shila Agreement of 1954
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 379-384. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Brief Comments, Notes & Essays

Allieu I. Kanu: A Proposal for the Proclamation of 17 July as "World Justice Day"
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 471-472. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Guiguo Wang: The Impact of Globalization on State Sovereignty
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 473-484. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Lin Zhengling: An Analysis of the Role of NGOs in the WTO
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 485-497. [Abstract] [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Courts & Tribunals

Pieter H.F. Bekker, LL.M. (Harvard), LL.B., Ph.D. (Leiden): The 2003 Record of the International Court of Justice
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 499-514. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Allieu I. Kanu and Giorgia Tortora: The Legal Basis of the Special Court for Sierra Leone
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 515-552. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Developments

Abu Raihan M. Khalid: The Interlinking of Rivers Project in India and International Water Law: An Overview
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 553-570. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Diana Draganova: Chechnya’s Right of Secession under Russian Constitutional Law
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 571-590. [Abstract] [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Practice & Documents

Chen Qiang: Chinese Practice in Public International Law: 2003(II)^*
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 591-610. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Information Office of the State Council of the People's Republic of China: Regional Ethnic Autonomy in Tibet^*
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 611-627. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

: History and Development of Xinjiang^*
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 629-659. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Reviews

Ling Yan: Review of Chinese Reviews: Selected Articles Recently Published in Chinese (Part 1)
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 661-668. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Sienho Yee: Reviews
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 669-676. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Mika Hayashi: Reviews
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 677-681. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Christopher F. Gray: Reviews
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 683-686. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Peter Malanczuk, Professor Dr.: Reviews
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 687-688. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Marina P. Fedorova, LL.M.: Reviews
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 689-690. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

: Reviews
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 691-692. [PDF] [Request Permissions]

Scholars' Community

Ling Yan: In Memoriam: Ni Zhengyu
Chinese Journal of International Law 2004 3: 693-695. [PDF] [Request Permissions]