Volume 4, Issue 3, December 2008

• Subjecting executives in the financial sector to reliability scrutiny

  Anoeska Buijze

  1-17

  • PDF

• Accommodating human values in the climate regime

  Rosalind Cook, Eljalill Tauschinsky

  18-34

  • PDF

• 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

  35-56

  • PDF

• Preparations to commit a crime
  The Dutch approach to inchoate offences

  Caroline M. Pelser

  57-80

  • PDF

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

  Jean-Marc Piret

  81-103

  • PDF

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

  Sidney W. Richards

  104-127

  • PDF

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

  Wim J.M. Voermans

  128-144

  • PDF

Student Papers

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

  Katharine Fortin

  145-162

  • PDF

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

  Wanne M. Pemmelaar

  163-187

  • PDF

• Interpretation of legislative Security Council resolutions

  Bart Smit Duijzentkunst

  188-209

  • PDF

Academic News

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

  Jean-Bernard Auby

  210-217

  • PDF

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

  Stijn Franken

  218-226

  • PDF