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		[2011] 1 Web JCLI

[2011] 1 Web JCLI Published 25 February 2011.

Articles

Conflict in “Middle-earth”: Employment law, globalisation and independent film workers
Dr Jonathan Barrett, Senior Lecturer, School of Business, Open Polytechnic, New Zealand

A ‘Sovereignty’ clause for the UK – essential Act, empty words or hidden agenda?
Richard Glancey, Senior Lecturer in Law, Northumbria University School of Law, Newcastle upon Tyne.

Legal Education

The changing nature of the legal services market and the implications for the qualifying law degree
Caroline Strevens LLB, Head of the School of Law, University of Portsmouth.

Book Reviews

Ian Brownlie, Principles of Public International Law, 7th edition
Reviewed by Konstantinos Mastorodimos. LL.B (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece), MAS (LL.M) in International Humanitarian Law, University Centre of International Humanitarian Law, Geneva (now Academy of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law), Ph.D candidate in International Law, Queen Mary College, University of London.

Yoram Dinstein, The international law of belligerent occupation
Reviewed by Konstantinos Mastorodimos, LL.B (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece), MAS (LL.M) in International Humanitarian Law, University Centre of International Humanitarian Law, Geneva (now Academy of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law), Ph.D candidate in International Law, Queen Mary College, University of London

Malgosia Fitzmaurice, David M. Ong and Panos Merkulis (eds) Research Handbook on International Environmental Law
Reviewed by Ole W Pedersen, Newcastle Law School, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne,

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	United Kingdom Journals
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	Articles
	Conflict in “Middle-earth”: Employment law, globalisation and independent film workers Dr Jonathan Barrett, Senior Lecturer, School of Business, Open Polytechnic, New Zealand A ‘Sovereignty’ clause for the UK – essential Act, empty words or hidden agenda? Richard Glancey, Senior Lecturer in Law, Northumbria University School of Law, Newcastle upon Tyne.
	Legal Education
	The changing nature of the legal services market and the implications for the qualifying law degree Caroline Strevens LLB, Head of the School of Law, University of Portsmouth.
	Book Reviews
	Ian Brownlie, Principles of Public International Law, 7th edition Reviewed by Konstantinos Mastorodimos. LL.B (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece), MAS (LL.M) in International Humanitarian Law, University Centre of International Humanitarian Law, Geneva (now Academy of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law), Ph.D candidate in International Law, Queen Mary College, University of London. Yoram Dinstein, The international law of belligerent occupation Reviewed by Konstantinos Mastorodimos, LL.B (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece), MAS (LL.M) in International Humanitarian Law, University Centre of International Humanitarian Law, Geneva (now Academy of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law), Ph.D candidate in International Law, Queen Mary College, University of London Malgosia Fitzmaurice, David M. Ong and Panos Merkulis (eds) Research Handbook on International Environmental Law Reviewed by Ole W Pedersen, Newcastle Law School, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne,