ILA-Publication- Martin Place Paper

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ILA-Publication- Martin Place Paper

• The Australian Branch publishes the ILA Reporter
  and Martin Place Papers.

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Martin Place Paper

• The Martin Place Papers (ISSN 0728-7445) is an
  occasional series published by the Australian
  Branch of the International Law Association. The
  Martin Place Papers provide wider access to
  papers presented at ILA-sponsored seminars and
  conferences. They preserve papers as presented on
  a variety of international law topics in a
  readily accessible form. Issues 6 and 7 are
  available in digitalized form, and it is hoped to
  progressively digitalize earlier editions.

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The Martin Place Papers has been published seven
issues

• Issue 1 Foreign Governments and the New
  International Order, edited by D E Flint (1982).
• Issue 2 Prospects for a New Law of the Sea,
  edited by I A Shearer (1983)
• Issue 3 International Law and the Australian
  Practitioner, edited by I A Shearer (1993)
• Issue 4 The East Timor Case in the
  International Court of Justice, edited by M
  Brewster and I A Shearer (1995)
• Issue 5 Colloquium to Celebrate the 50th
  Anniversary of the International Court of
  Justice, edited by M Brewster and I A Shearer
  (1996)
• Issue 6 Indigenous Peoples Issues in
  International and Australian Law, edited by G
  Marks (2006) (available here)
• Issue 7 The International Law Context of Recent
  Developments in Indigenous Policy, edited by G
  Marks (2017) (available here)

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Indigenous Peoples Issues in International and
Australian Law, edited by G Marks (2006)
These papers were presented at a series of three
seminars held between 2002 and 2004 in
association with the Human Rights and Equal
Opportunity Commission. Human Rights and Equal
Opportunity Commission.
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The International Law Context of Recent
Developments in Indigenous Policy, edited by G
Marks (2017)
The Martin Place Papers are an occasional series
published by the International Law Association
(Australian Branch) to provide wider access to
the proceedings and outcomes of ILA sponsored
seminars and conferences. No 7 in this series has
now been published. Martin Place Paper No 7, The
International Law Context of Recent Developments
in Indigenous Policy contains the proceedings of
a seminar convened jointly by the ILA and the
National Centre for Indigenous Studies (NCIS) at
the ANU in late 2015.
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