Dedication

pp vi-viii

Contents

pp ix-x

List of Contributors

pp xi-xiv

Acknowledgements

pp xv-xvi

1 - Introduction: Seeing Further over the Horizon – A World of Limitless Possibilities

pp 1-10

Part I

pp 11-12

2 - Energy and Law – Searching for New Directions

pp 13-34

Part II

pp 35-36

3 - The Limited Necessity of Resort to Force

pp 37-60

4 - Human Rights Obligations as a Collateral Limit on the Powers of the Security Council

pp 61-100

Part III

pp 101-102

Gender and Armed Conflict

pp 103-104

5 - Prosecuting Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Crimes: How Far Have We Progressed and Where Do We Go from Here?

pp 105-132

6 - The Construction of Knowledge about Women, War and Access to Justice

pp 133-152

7 - Laws, UFOs and UAVs: Feminist Encounters with the Law of Armed Conflict

pp 153-170

8 - An Alien's Review of Women and Armed Conflict

pp 171-194

9 - The Law of Armed Conflict and the Operational Relevance of Gender: The Australian Defence Force's Implementation of the Australian National Action Plan

pp 195-216

Gender and Feminist Concepts

pp 217-218

10 - Women's Role in Reconstituting the Post-Conflict State

pp 219-242

11 - Law under the Influence of Religion: The Limiting of Birth and Death Decisions

pp 243-260

Theoretical Issues

pp 261-262

12 - Given the Freedom to Ask Anything, What Questions Ought the International Legal Scholar Explore? Using Gardam's ‘Alien’ to Examine this Question

pp 263-278

13 - The Alien Within

pp 279-298

A Selected Bibliography

pp 299-302

Table of Cases and Materials

pp 303-312

Selected Index

pp 313-315