New Law Titles for Libraries — 8–14 September 2026
New Law acquisitions from CLNZ Books this period, with full bibliographic detail for institutional collection development. Every price includes worldwide shipping via trusted international courier. Purchase order, invoicing and bank transfer available for libraries.
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Two new titles in Law this period — the third edition of the standard reference on treaty interpretation, and the first annual English-language yearbook on Chinese arbitration practice — plus the ICJ's preliminary-objections hearings this week, below.
New titles
Treaty Interpretation, 3rd ed
Richard Gardiner & Joseph Klingler · Oxford University Press, 2026 · Hardcover · ISBN 9780192873408
The standard single-volume treatment of how the Vienna Convention's interpretive rules actually operate, now updated with the ILC's recent conclusions on subsequent agreements and practice. The first update to this established reference in over a decade — essential for any collection serving public international law, treaty practice or international arbitration.
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China Arbitration Yearbook (2024)
Yifei Lin · Springer, 2026 · Hardcover · ISBN 9789819568796
The first annual English-language summary of arbitration practice in China, compiling Supreme People's Court decisions, institutional rulings and expert commentary. Written by a sitting Chinese arbitrator with over 20 years of experience — closes a real gap for collections serving international arbitration or comparative dispute resolution.
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Arbitration & Dispute Resolution 2026 — Catalogue 1
A curated selection of new and forthcoming titles in international arbitration, matching this period's China Arbitration Yearbook.
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This period in Law
The ICJ hears preliminary objections in Nicaragua v. Germany
The International Court of Justice held public hearings from 7 to 10 September 2026 on Germany's preliminary objections in the case concerning Alleged Breaches of Certain International Obligations in respect of the Occupied Palestinian Territory (Nicaragua v. Germany) — a fresh test of how the Court applies its own interpretive and jurisdictional rules to a contested obligations claim.
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