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Vol 16, No 4 (2019): Culture & International Law IV
Table of Contents
Main Article
| Indonesia’s Obligation to Protect Archaeological and Historical Objects at Sea based on UNCLOS 1982 | ||
| Marcelino H. Latuputty |
General Article
| Achieving Multilateral Investment Court through EU-ASEAN Expansion of Bilateral Investment ‘Court’: Is It Possible? | ||
| Rizky Banyualam Permana |
| The Usage of Non-Nuclear Weapon in Outer Space: A Legal Outlook and Recent Developments | ||
| Alif Nurfakhri Muhammad |
| Foreign Direct Investment Restriction Policy as an Effort to Empower Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises | ||
| Ary Zulfikar |
| Small Claims Court Mechanism in Business Dispute Resolution as an Attempt to Apply Fast-Track Basis in the District Courts and its Comparison with Some Countries | ||
| Sonyendah Retnaningsih, Rouli Anita Velentina |
| Solving the Problem of Boat People in the Region of Indian Ocean Rim | ||
| Syofirman Syofyan, Ferdi Ferdi |
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