3 German Law Journal No. 9 (2002)

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DOES GERMAN LAW STILL MATTER? A Few Remarks about the Relevance of Foreign Law in General and German Law in Particular in South African Legal Development with Regard to the Issue of Constructive Expropriation
Hanri Mostert

ESSAY: Postnationalism, (Dis)organised civil society and Democracy in the European Union: Is Constitutionalism Part of the Solution or Part of the Problem?
Mike Wilkinson

International Law, Democratic Governance and September the 11th
Euan Macdonald

Is it ‘grossly unfair’ if a husband has to pay maintenance to his separated wife who has a close relationship with a homosexual man? (Judgment of the Federal Court of Justice of 20 March 2002)
Kirsten Scheiwe

Protego et obligo. Afghanistan and the paradox of sovereignty
Michael Bothe & Andreas Fischer-Lescano

Review: Ken Booth & Tim Dunne, Worlds in Collision: Terror and the Future of Global Order
Navraj Singh Ghaleigh

Rogue States – State Sponsors of Terrorism?
Petra Minnerop

Security versus Liberty: Striking the Right Balance. A Comparison of Anti-Terror Provisions in India and the United States
Sheetal Asrani

The culture of constitution-making? “Listening” at the Convention on the Future of Europe
Jesse Scott

The Right of Self-Defence and The “War on Terrorism” One Year after September 11
Kirsten Schmalenbach

What judicial treatment for the Guantanamo detainees?
Luisa Vierucci