APCML PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
New APCML Monograph
The latest in the series of APCML monographs has just been published,
entitled Protecting the Internally Displaced in Armed Conflict: Do
International Models of Intervention for Humanitarian Purposes Assist? by
Elizabeth Cossor.
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The Use of Force in Peacekeeping Operations - The East Timor Experience
Commander Dale Stephens CSM, RAN (June 2005)
This is the first in our newly established series of monographs written by outstanding scholars in contemporary military law issues in the Asia Pacific region.
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The Rule of Law on Peace Operations
Papers from the 'Challenges of Peace Operations' Project Conference
held 11-13 November 2002
Editors: Jessica Howard and Bruce Oswald CSC (May 2003)
Now available at a discounted price of $20
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APCML REPORTS
Report of the 2004 External Review
According to the Agreement between the Commonwealth of Australia and University of Melbourne, signed on 17 May 2001, for the establishment and operation of the APCML, a comprehensive review of the Centre’s performance was to be carried out in its third year of operation.
In July 2004, the APCML External Review Panel was established:
- Hon. Alastair Nicholson AO RFD, former Chief Justice of the Family Court, and former ADF Judge Advocate General
- Ms Lydia Morton, First Assistant Secretary, North Asia Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT)
- Hon. Greg Hunt MP, Federal Member for Flinders and Parliamentary Secretary for Heritage and the Environment.
The Panel was required to evaluate the operation of the APCML in its first three years, to recommend whether or not the mandate of the Centre in its current form should be renewed and to make observations and recommendations regarding the collaborative nature of the Centre.
The Report by the Panel was presented to Senator Hill, Minister for Defence, and Mr Ric Smith, Secretary of Defence, and General Peter Cosgrove, Chief of Defence Force on 1 December 2004.
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APCML ANNUAL REPORTS
Annual report: July 2005 - June 2006
Annual report: July 2004 - June 2005
Annual report: July 2003 - June 2004
RECENTLY PUBLISHED WORK BY STAFF & ASSOCIATES OF APCML
January 2006
The proposed trials by the US Military Commissions
Sarah Finnin in Yearbook of International Humanitarian Law, volume 6, 2003, 409-423
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Combating the Trafficking of Persons on Peace Operations
Bruce Oswald and Sarah Finnin in The Yearbook of International Peace Operations, Volume 10, 2006, 1-32
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Self-Defence in International Criminal Law
Tim McCormack in Hirad Abtahi and Gideon Boas (eds), The Dynamics of International Criminal Justice (2006 Koninklijke Brill NV, The Netherlands) 231-255
October 2005
Tim McCormack, ‘Sixty Years From Nuremberg: What Progress for International Criminal Law?’, (2005) 1 Jurnul Hukum Humaniter (Humanitarian Law Journal – published by Trisakti University Law School, Jakarta in Bahasa) 1-20; the same article is also published (with the mutual agreement of both journals) in (2005) 5 New Zealand Armed Forces Law Review 1-18.
August 2005
Legal Factors in Military Planning for Coalition Warfare and Military Interoperability
Col Mike Kelly in the Australian Army Journal Vol II, Number 2, Autumn 2005
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Melbourne Journal of International Law (MJIL)
The August 2005 issue of this journal contains:
a commentary entitled The War in Iraq and International Law by Dr Gerry Simpson, Reader in Law at the London School of Economics. This is the text of the Solferino lecture given on 18 May 2004 during his time at the Law School as the APCML's 2004 Sir Ninian Stephen Visiting Scholar,
an article entitled The Law of Armed Conflict - A Contemporary Critique co-authored by Dale Stephens, former APCML LLM student,
a book review by APCML academic staff member Jessica Howard of The Torture Papers: The Road to Abu Ghraib edited by Karen Greenberg and Joshua Dratel
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July 2005
Anti-Personnel Mines: No Legal Minefield for the Military
APCML Deputy Director Lt Col Geoff Cameron and APCML Advisory Board member Col Mike Kelly have recently published a joint article entitled 'Anti-Personnel Mines: No Legal Minefield for the Military' in a symposium issue on anti-personnel landmines in the April 2005 (no. 12) issue of the Australian Red Cross IHL Newsletter.
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The ICC and Commonwealth States: Australia
APCML Director Prof Tim McCormack and APCML academic staff member Ms Jessica Howard recently published a joint chapter entitled 'The ICC and Commonwealth States: Australia' in Ben Brandon and Max Du Plessis, The Prosecution of International Crimes: A Practical Guide to Prosecuting ICC Crimes in Commonwealth States. The book has been published by the Commonwealth Secretariat in London.
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