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![handle is hein.journals/utasman26 and id is 1 raw text is: University of Tasmania Law Review
Volume 26 Number 1 2007
Articles
Proportionality and Federalism: Can Australia
Learn From the European Community, the US
and Canada?
The Citation Practices of the Supreme Court
of Tasmania, 1905-2005
Periodic Peaks of Progress: Applying Bell's
Interest Convergence Theory to the Mabo
decision
GABRIELLE APPLEBY 1
RUSSELL SMYTH 34
DOMINIQUE ALLEN 63
Case Note
Update: Japanese Whaling Litigation -
Humane Society International Inc v Kyodo
Senpaku Kaisha Ltd [2008] FCA 3
RUTH DAVIS 90
Book Reviews
The Trouble with Tradition
The Mason Papers
LUCY DE VREEZE 96
JONATHON BARRINGTON 98
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