Publications for Tim Stephens
Publications for Tim Stephens
2016
Stephens, T. (2016). An Icy Reception or a
Warm Embrace? The Antarctic Treaty System
and the International Law of the Sea
(Forthcoming). In Klaus Dodds, Peder Roberts,
Alan D Hemmings (Eds.), Handbook on the
Politics of the Antarctic. United Kingdom:
Edward Elgar Publishing.
Stephens, T. (2016). Article 197 - Cooperation
on a Global or Regional Basis (Forthcoming).
In Alexander Proelss (Eds.), United Nations
Convention on the Law of the Sea: Commentary.
Germany: C.H. Beck.
Stephens, T. (2016). Article 198 - Notification of
Imminent or Actual Damage (Forthcoming). In
Alexander Proelss (Eds.), United Nations
Convention on the Law of the Sea: Commentary.
Germany: C.H. Beck.
Stephens, T. (2016). Article 199 - Contingency
Plans Against Pollution (Forthcoming). In
Alexander Proelss (Eds.), United Nations
Convention on the Law of the Sea: Commentary.
Germany: C.H. Beck.
Stephens, T. (2016). Article 200 - Studies,
Research Programmes and Exchange of
Information (Forthcoming). In Alexander
Proelss (Eds.), United Nations Convention on the
Law of the Sea: Commentary. Germany: C.H.
Beck.
Stephens, T. (2016). Article 201 - Scientific
Criteria for Regulation (Forthcoming). In
Alexander Proelss (Eds.), United Nations
Convention on the Law of the Sea: Commentary.
Germany: C.H. Beck.
Stephens, T. (2016). Article 235 - Responsibility
and Liability (Forthcoming). In Alexander
Proelss (Eds.), United Nations Convention on the
Law of the Sea: Commentary. Germany: C.H.
Beck.
Stephens, T. (2016). Article 236 - Sovereign
Immunity (Forthcoming). In Alexander Proelss
(Eds.), United Nations Convention on the Law of
the Sea: Commentary. Germany: C.H. Beck.
Peel, J., Stephens, T. (2016). Australia and
International Environmental Law (Forthcoming).
In Donald Rothwell, Emily Crawford (Eds.),
International Law in Australia. Australia:
Thomson Reuters.
Stephens, T. (2016). Disasters, International
Environmental Law and the Anthropocene
(Forthcoming). In S. Breau, K.L.H. Samuel
(Eds.), Research Handbook on Disasters and
International Law. United Kingdom: Edward
Elgar Publishing.
Hutchings, J., Stephens, T., VanderZwaag, D.
(2016). Marine Species at Risk Protection in
Australia and Canada: Paper Promises, Paltry
Progressions (Forthcoming). Ocean Development
and International Law, 47(3).
Stephens, T. (2016). Signing the Paris Climate
Agreement is easy - what comes next for
Australia will be hard. The Conversation. <a
href="https://theconversation.com/signing-the-pa
ris-climate-agreement-is-easy-what-comes-next-f
or-australia-will-be-hard-58072">[More
Information]</a>
Stephens, T. (2016). The Development of
International Environmental Law by the
International Court of Justice (Forthcoming). In
Douglas Fisher (Eds.), Research Handbook on
Fundamental Concepts of Environmental Law.
United Kingdom: Edward Elgar Publishing.
Rothwell, D., Stephens, T. (2016). The
International Law of the Sea - 2nd Edition.
United Kingdom: Hart Publishing.
Stephens, T., Jaeckel, A. (2016). The
Interpretation of Sustainable Development
Principles in ITLOS (Forthcoming). In
Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger (Eds.),
Sustainable Development in International Courts
and Tribunals. United Kingdom: Routledge.
2015
Saul, B., Stephens, T. (2015). Antarctica in
International Law. Oxford, United Kingdom:
Hart Publishing.
Stephens, T. (2015). Book Review - Stefan
Talmon and Bing Bing Jia (eds), The South
China Sea Arbitration: A Chinese Perspective.
Hart Publishing, Portland (2014). 274 pp. ISBN:
9781849465472. Australian and New Zealand
Maritime Law Journal, 29(2), 124-126.
Rothwell, D., Oude Elferink, A., Scott, K.,
Stephens, T. (2015). Charting the Future for the
Law of the Sea. In Donald R. Rothwell, Alex
G. Oude Elferink, Karen N. Scott, Tim Stephens
(Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of the Law of the
Sea, (pp. 888-912). Oxford, United Kingdom:
Oxford University Press.
Saul, B., Stephens, T., Horne, A. (2015).
Chronology of Legally Significant Events. In
Ben Saul, Tim Stephens (Eds.), Antarctica in
International Law, (pp. xxvii-liv). Oxford,
United Kingdom: Hart Publishing.
Butt, S., Lyster, R., Stephens, T. (2015). Climate
Change and Forest Governance: Lessons from
Indonesia. Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge.
Stephens, T. (2015). COP21: Where style is as
important as substance. The Interpreter. <a
href="http://www.lowyinterpreter.org/post/2015/
12/01/COP21-Where-style-is-as-important-as-su
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bstance.aspx">[More Information]</a>
International Energy Law Review, 2014 (6), 222.
Saul, B., Stephens, T. (2015). Introduction:
Antarctica in International Law. In Ben Saul,
Tim Stephens (Eds.), Antarctica in International
Law, (pp. lv-lxxii). Oxford, United Kingdom:
Hart Publishing.
Stephens, T. (2014). In Brief: Do you think
climate change should be on the G20 agenda?
Medical Journal of Australia, 201(5), 251.
Stephens, T. (2015). ITLOS Advisory Opinion:
Coastal and Flag State Duties to Ensure
Sustainable Fisheries Management. ASIL
Insights, 19(8). <a
href="http://www.asil.org/insights/volume/19/iss
ue/8/itlos-advisory-opinion-coastal-and-flag-state
-duties-ensure">[More Information]</a>
Stephens, T., Rothwell, D. (2015). Marine
Scientific Research. In Donald R. Rothwell,
Alex G. Oude Elferink, Karen N. Scott, Tim
Stephens (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of the
Law of the Sea, (pp. 559-581). Oxford, United
Kingdom: Oxford University Press.
Stephens, T. (2015). Ocean acidification. In
Rosemary Rayfuse (Eds.), Research Handbook
on International Marine Environmental Law,
(pp. 431-450). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar
Publishing. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.4337/9781781004777.
00032">[More Information]</a>
Stephens, T. (2015). Principle 26: International
Environmental Dispute Settlement. In Jorge E.
Vinuales (Eds.), The Rio Declaration on
Environment and Development: A Commentary,
(pp. 599-616). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Saul, B., Stephens, T. (2015). Responsive
Antarctic Law-Making in the Asian Century. The
Yearbook of Polar Law, 7, 55-82. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/2211-6427_003"
>[More Information]</a>
Rothwell, D., Oude Elferink, A., Scott, K.,
Stephens, T. (2015). The Oxford Handbook of
the Law of the Sea. Oxford, United Kingdom:
Oxford University Press.
Stephens, T. (2015). Warming Waters and
Souring Seas: Climate Change and Ocean
Acidification. In Donald R. Rothwell, Alex G.
Oude Elferink, Karen N. Scott, Tim Stephens
(Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of the Law of the
Sea, (pp. 777-798). Oxford, United Kingdom:
Oxford University Press.
2014
Stephens, T. (2014). After the Storm: The
Whaling in the Antarctic Case and the Australian
Whale Sanctuary. Environmental and Planning
Law Journal, 31(6), 459-469.
Stephens, T. (2014). Book Review: The Law of
Nuclear Energy, by Helen Cook, (Sweet &
Maxwell, 2013), 678pp., hardback,
£240.00, ISBN: 978-0-41402-315-4.
Stephens, T. (2014). International environmental
disputes: to sue or not to sue? In Natalie Klein
(Eds.), Litigating International Law Disputes:
Weighing the Options, (pp. 284-304).
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Stephens, T. (2014). Japan could resume whaling
- this time with The Hague's blessing. The
Conversation. <a
href="https://theconversation.com/japan-could-re
sume-whaling-this-time-with-the-hagues-blessin
g-31351">[More Information]</a>
Stephens, T. (2014). Polar continental shelves:
Australian and Canadian challenges and
opportunities. In Tim Stephens, David
VanderZwaag (Eds.), Polar Oceans Governance
in an Era of Environmental Change, (pp.
146-165). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing.
Stephens, T., VanderZwaag, D. (2014). Polar
Oceans Governance in an Era of Environmental
Change. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing.
Stephens, T., VanderZwaag, D. (2014). Polar
oceans governance: shifting seascapes, hazy
horizons. In Tim Stephens, David
VanderZwaag (Eds.), Polar Oceans Governance
in an Era of Environmental Change, (pp. 1-17).
Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing.
Klein, N., Stephens, T. (2014). Whaling in the
Antarctic: Protecting Rights in Areas Beyond
National Jurisdiction Through International
Litigation. In Clive Schofield, Seokwoo Lee,
Moon-Sang Kwon (Eds.), The Limits of Maritime
Jurisdiction, (pp. 525-548). Leiden: Martinus
Nijhoff Publishers.
2013
Stephens, T. (2013). A reprieve, but the Great
Barrier Reef remains on death row. The
Conversation. <a
href="http://theconversation.com/a-reprieve-but-t
he-great-barrier-reef-remains-on-death-row-1536
4">[More Information]</a>
Stephens, T. (2013). Book Review: Alexander
Zahar, Jacqueline Peel and Lee Godden,
Australian Climate Law in Global Context
(Cambridge University Press, 2012, ISBN
978-0-521-14210-6). Asia Pacific Journal of
Environmental Law, 15(1), 195-200.
Butt, S., Garcia, B., Parsons, J., Stephens, T.
(2013). Brazil and Indonesia: REaDD+y or not?
In Rosemary Lyster, Catherine MacKenzie,
Constance McDermott (Eds.), Law, Tropical
Forests and Carbon: The Case of REDD+, (pp.
251-274). New York, United States: Cambridge
Publications for Tim Stephens
University Press.
Stephens, T. (2013). Climate change adaptation
and marine and coastal law. In Jonathan
Verschuuren (Eds.), Research Handbook On
Climate Change Adaptation Law, (pp. 273-297).
Cheltenham, United Kingdom: Edward Elgar
Publishing.
Stephens, T., Choi, S. (2013). Our Role In The
Kaniva Tragedy. New Matilda. <a
href="https://newmatilda.com/2013/10/11/our-ro
le-kaniva-tragedy">[More Information]</a>
Stephens, T., Rothwell, D. (2013). The LOSC
Framework for Maritime Jurisdiction and
Enforcement 30 Years On. In D Freestone
(Eds.), The 1982 Law of the Sea Convention at
30: Successes, Challenges and New Agendas,
(pp. 27-35). The Netherlands: Martinus Nijhoff.
Stephens, T. (2013). The settlement of disputes
in international environmental law. In Shawkat
Alam, Md Jahid Hossain Bhuiyan, Tareq M.R.
Chowdhury, Erika J. Techera (Eds.), Routledge
Handbook of International Environmental Law,
(pp. 175-187). Oxon: Routledge.
2012
Stephens, T. (2012). A Model Litigant?
Australia's Record in Transboundary
Environmental Litigation. In R Warner and S
Marsden (Eds.), Transboundary Environmental
Governance: Inland, Coastal and Marine
Perspectives, (pp. 243-263). Farnham, Surrey,
England: Ashgate.
Stephens, T. (2012). Antarctic security in the
twenty-first century: legal and policy
perspectives, edited by Alan D. Hemmings,
Donald R. Rothwell and Karen N. Scott,
Abingdon, Routledge, 2012, 368 pp. The Polar
Journal, 2(2), 464-466. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/2154896X.2012.
735444">[More Information]</a>
Stephens, T. (2012). As Asia faces climate
change upheaval, how will Australia respond?
The Conversation. <a
href="http://theconversation.com/as-asia-faces-cl
imate-change-upheaval-how-will-australia-respo
nd-6308">[More Information]</a>
Joseph, S., Kinley, D., Kyriakakis, J., Nolan, J.,
Stephens, T., Zagor, M. (2012), In the Supreme
Court of the United States: Esther Kiobel, et al. v
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co., et al. Supplemental Brief Of Australian International
Law Scholars, Amici Curiae In Support Of
Petitioners.
Stephens, T. (2012). International Courts and
Sustainable Development: Using Old Tools to
Shape a New Discourse. In B Jessup and K
Rubenstein (Eds.), Environmental Discourses in
Public and International Law, (pp. 195-217).
New York: Cambridge University Press.
Saul, B., Stephens, T. (2012). Not Yet Out of the
Woods: Australia's Attempt to Regulate Illegal
Timber Imports and World Trade Organization
Obligations. Australian International Law
Journal, 19, 143-160.
Stephens, T. (2012). Sea Shepherd antics make a
great story, but the real whaling news is
elsewhere. The Conversation. <a
href="http://theconversation.com/sea-shepherd-a
ntics-make-a-great-story-but-the-real-whaling-ne
ws-is-elsewhere-4877">[More Information]</a>
Stephens, T. (2012). The Arctic and Antarctic
Regimes and the Limits of Polar Comparativism.
German Yearbook of International Law, 54,
315-349.
Stephens, T. (2012). The Great Barrier Reef at a
crossroads. The Conversation. <a
href="http://theconversation.com/the-great-barrie
r-reef-at-a-crossroads-7161">[More
Information]</a>
Stephens, T., Rothwell, D. (2012). The LOSC
Framework for Maritime Jurisdiction and
Enforcement 30 Years On. International Journal
of Marine and Coastal Law, 27(4), 701-709. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/15718085-12341
250">[More Information]</a>
Stephens, T. (2012). US court harpoons whaling
protesters. The Conversation. <a
href="http://theconversation.com/us-court-harpo
ons-whaling-protesters-11420">[More
Information]</a>
2011
Abbs, R., Cashman, P., Stephens, T. (2012).
Australia. In R Lord, S Goldberg, L Rajamani
and J Brunnee (Eds.), Climate Change Liability:
Transnational Law and Practice, (pp. 67-111).
Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge
University Press.
Stephens, T. (2011). A whale of a story. The
Drum. <a
href="http://www.abc.net.au/unleashed/42748.ht
ml">[More Information]</a>
Saul, B., Sherwood, S., McAdam, J., Stephens,
T., Slezak, J. (2012). Climate Change and
Australia: Warming to the Global Challenge.
Sydney: The Federation Press.
Stephens, T. (2011). Cardinal Pell's climate hot
air. Eureka Street, 21(9).
Anton, D., Breau, S., Crawford, E., de Jong, A.,
Stephens, T. (2011). Bad week for Pell and
climate change deniers. Eureka Street, 21(22).
Stephens, T. (2011). Cardinal Pell's scepticism is
scientifically and theologically indefensible.
Religion and Ethics. <a
Publications for Tim Stephens
href="http://www.abc.net.au/religion/articles/201
1/11/11/3362551.htm">[More Information]</a>
Stephens, T. (2011). David Leary and
Balakrishna Pisupati (eds), The Future of
International Environmental Law (United
Nations University Press, 2010, ISBN
978-92-808-1192-6). Asia Pacific Journal of
Environmental Law, 14(1/2), 213-217.
Rothwell, D., Stephens, T. (2010). The
International Law of the Sea. Oxford, United
Kingdom: Hart Publishing.
2009
Hemmings, A., Stephens, T. (2009). Australia's
Extended Continental Shelf: What Implications
for Antarctica? Public Law Review, 20(1), 9-16.
Stephens, T. (2011). Reimagining International
Water Law. Maryland Law Review, 71, 20-40.
Stephens, T. (2009). International Courts and
Environmental Protection. Cambridge, United
Kingdom: Cambridge University Press.
Stephens, T. (2011). The Bay of Plenty oil spill:
loading the dice against disaster. The
Conversation. <a
href="http://theconversation.com/the-bay-of-plen
ty-oil-spill-loading-the-dice-against-disaster-386
0">[More Information]</a>
Baird, R., Simons, M., Stephens, T. (2009).
Ocean Acidification: A Litmus Test for
International Law. Carbon and Climate Law
Review, 4/2009, 459-471.
Stephens, T. (2011). The Continental Shelf. In
Rachel Baird and Donald R. Rothwell (Eds.),
Australian Coastal and Marine Law, (pp.
151-177). Sydney: The Federation Press.
Stephens, T., Hutton, G. (2011). What Future for
Deep Seabed Mining in the Pacific? Asia Pacific
Journal of Environmental Law, 13(2), 151-158.
2010
Stephens, T. (2010). High seas high jinks. The
Drum. <a
href="http://www.abc.net.au/unleashed/27984.ht
ml">[More Information]</a>
Stephens, T. (2010). International Courts and
Climate Change: 'Progression', 'Regression' and
'Administration'. In Rosemary Lyster (Eds.), In
the Wilds of Climate Law, (pp. 53-70). Australia:
Australian Academic Press.
Johns, F., Saul, B., Hirsch, P., Stephens, T.,
Boer, B. (2010). Law and the Mekong River
Basin: A Socio-Legal Research Agenda on the
Role of Hard and Soft Law in Regulating
Transboundary Water Resources. Melbourne
Journal of International Law, 11(1), 154-174.
Stephens, T. (2010). Stephen Tromans, Nuclear
Law: The Law Applying to Nuclear Installations
and Radioactive Substances in its Historic
Context (2010). Australian International Law
Journal, 17, 293-297.
Stephens, T. (2010). Sustainability Discourses in
International Courts: What Place for Global
Justice? In Duncan French (Eds.), Global
Justice and Sustainable Development, (pp.
39-56). Leiden: Martinus Nijhoff.
Hemmings, A., Stephens, T. (2010). The
Extended Continental Shelves of Sub-Antarctic
Islands: Implications for Antarctic Governance.
Polar Record, 46(4), 312-327. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S003224740999
0532">[More Information]</a>
Simons, M., Stephens, T. (2009). Ocean
Acidification: Addressing the Other CO2
Problem. Asia Pacific Journal of Environmental
Law, 12(1), 1-19.
Stephens, T. (2009). Ocean Acidification: The
Other CO2 Problem. IMPACT: A National
Journal of Environmental Law, 87, 13-17.
Hemmings, A., Stephens, T. (2009). Reconciling
Regional and Global Dispensations: The
Implications of Sub-antarctic Extended
Continental Shelf Penetration of the Antarctic
Treaty Area. New Zealand Yearbook of
International Law, 6, 273-291.
2008
Stephens, T. (2008). A Slow Burn: The
Emergence of Climate Change Law in Australia.
In T Rajitha (Eds.), Global Warming: Fostering
Solutions, (pp. 147-165). Hyderabad, India:
Amicus Books, The ICFAI University Press.
Stephens, T. (2008). Book Review: Tim
Bonyhady and Peter Christoff (eds), Climate
Law in Australia, 2008. Australian International
Law Journal, 15, 285-289.
Stephens, T. (2008). Fisheries-Led Development
in the South Pacific: Charting a "Pacific Way" to
a Sustainable Future. Ocean Development and
International Law, 39(3), 257-286. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/0090832080223
5296">[More Information]</a>
Stephens, T. (2008), The Dangers of
Deforestation: Climate Change and
Deforestation in Indonesia.
Stephens, T. (2008). The International Law of
Climate Change. Australian International Law
Journal, 14, 9-12.
Stephens, T. (2008). The Japanese Whaling
Case: Implications for Australia and Beyond.
Asia Pacific Journal of Environmental Law, 11(3
& 4), 137-146.
2007
Publications for Tim Stephens
Stephens, T. (2007). A slow burn: the emergence
of climate change
law in Australia. In Gavin Birch (Eds.), Water
Wind Art and Debate - How environmental
concerns impact on disciplinary research, (pp.
1-22). Sydney: Sydney University Press.
Stephens, T., Boer, B. (2007). Enforcement and
Compliance in the Australian Antarctic
Territory:Legal and Policy Dilemmas. In Lorne
K. Kriwoken, Julia Jabour and Alan D.
Hemmings (Eds.), Looking South: Australia's
Antarctic Agenda, (pp. 54-70). Australia:
Federation Press.
Stephens, T. (2007). Japanese Whaling in
Antarctica: Humane Society International Inc. v.
Kyodo Senpaku Kaisha Ltd. Review of European
Community and International Environmental
Law, 16(2), 243-246.
Stephens, T., Namey, G. (2007). Recent
Developments in International Water Law – The
UNECE Water Convention Regime. IUCN
Environmental Law Programme. <a
href="https://cmsdata.iucn.org/downloads/newsl
etter_2007_en.pdf">[More Information]</a>
Stephens, T. (2007). Review: E, Louka (ed)
'International Environmental Law: Fairness,
Effectiveness and World Order'. Asia Pacific
Journal of Environmental Law, , 149-151.
Thomas, L., Stephens, T. (2007). The
Environment Protection and Biodiversity
Conservation Act: New prospects for effective
implementation? Public Law Review, 18(2),
84-88.
Lyster, R., Stephens, T. (2007). The Rise and
Rise of Environmental Markets: Biodiversity
Banking in Australia. Asia Pacific Journal of
Environmental Law, 10(1), 1-12.
International Law, 18(1), 1-30. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S092215650400
2328">[More Information]</a>
2004
Rothwell, D., Stephens, T. (2004). Case Note:
Law Of The Sea - The 'Volga' Case (Russian
Federation V Australia) Itlos No.11. Journal of
Maritime Law and Commerce, 35(2), 283-291.
Rothwell, D., Stephens, T. (2004). Dispute
Resolution And The Law Of The Sea:
Reconciling The Interaction Between The Los
Convention And Other Environmental
Instruments. In Alex G. Oude Elferink &
Donald R. Rothwell (Eds.), Oceans Management
in the 21st Century: Institutional Frameworks
and Responses, (pp. 209-229). Leiden: Martinus
Nijhoff Publishers.
Stephens, T. (2004). Enforcing Australia'S
Fisheries Laws: Testing The Limits Of Hot
Pursuit In Domestic And International Law.
Public Law Review, 15(1), 12-16.
Rothwell, D., Stephens, T. (2004). Illegal
Southern Ocean Fishing And Prompt Release:
Balancing Coastal And Flag State Rights And
Interests. International and Comparative Law
Quarterly, 53(1), 171-187.
Stephens, T. (2004). International Criminal Law
And The Response To International Terror.
University of New South Wales Law Journal,
27(2), 454-481.
Stephens, T. (2004). The Limits Of International
Adjudication In International Environmental
Law: Another Perspective On The Southern
Bluefin Tuna Case. International Journal of
Marine and Coastal Law, 19(2), 177-197.
2003
2006
Stephens, T. (2003). Bowling for Paranoid
Nationalism - Review of Michael Moore's film,
'Bowling for Columbine' after reading Ghassan
Hage's book, 'Against a Paranoid Nationalism'.
Current Issues in Criminal Justice, 14(3),
324-327.
Stephens, T. (2006). Book review: Climate
Change Damage and International Law:
Prevention Duties and State Responsibility by
Phoda Verheyen. Asia Pacific Journal of
Environmental Law, 9(4), 361-365.
Stephens, T. (2003). Storm warning for fishing
pirates. Sydney Morning Herald. <a
href="http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/01/0
6/1041566358204.html">[More
Information]</a>
Stephens, T. (2006). Multiple International
Courts and the 'Fragmentation' of International
Environmental Law. Australian Yearbook of
International Law, 25, 227-271.
2002
Stephens, T. (2007). United Kingdom Carbon
Emissions Reduction Legislation. Environmental
and Planning Law Journal, 24(4), 249-252.
2005
Stephens, T. (2002). Review: Rubenstein, K (ed),
"Individual, Community, Nation: Fifty Years of
Australian Citizenship". Sydney Law Review,
24(1), 135-138.
Mills, A., Stephens, T. (2005). Challenging the
Role of the Judges in Slaughter's Liberal Theory
of International Law. Leiden Journal of
Stephens, T. (2002). The International Criminal
Court and the Australian Constitution. Public
Law Review, 13(4), 246-251.
Publications for Tim Stephens
Stephens, T. (2002). The LaGrand Case (Federal
Republic of Germany V United States of
America): The Right to Information on Consular
Assistance under the Vienna Convention on
Consular Relations: A Right for What Purpose?
Melbourne Journal of International Law, 3(1),
143-164.
2001
Stephens, T. (2001). A Paper Umbrella which
Dissolves in the Rain? Implications of the
Southern Bluefin Tuna Case for the Compulsory
Resolution of Disputes Concerning the Marine
Environment under the 1982 LOS Convention.
Asia Pacific Journal of Environmental Law,
6(3/4), 1-23.