Vol. 5 (2011): Pretoria Student Law Review

• Full Pretoria Student Law Review (2011) 5

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Editorial

• EDITORS’ NOTE

  Ulrich Fobian

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Articles

• ON BECOMING A PASSIONATE LAWYER

  Pieter Carstens

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• OSAMA BIN LADEN: A WAR WAGED WITHIN THE GAPS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW

  Reuben Cronjé, Sarah McGibbon

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• TRANSFORMATIVE CONSTITUTIONALISM: SEPARATE BUT EQUAL? A SCEPTICAL APPROACH

  Ruan du Toit

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• STOP THE BEACH RENOURISHMENT, INC. v FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION: AN AVULSION OF LITTORAL RIGHTS

  Jeffrey Partlow

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• ACCESS TO SOCIAL SECURITY FOR NON-CITIZENS: AN INTERNATIONAL, SOUTH AFRICAN AND EUROPEAN VIEW

  Taryn Lee Vos

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• POST-APARTHEID REFLECTIONS ON CRITIQUE, TRANSFORMATION AND REFUSAL

  Joel SM Modiri

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• DISCUSSION ON CHARACTERISATION IN SOUTH AFRICAN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW

  Justin Leach

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• TRANSBOUNDARY ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION: UNDERSTANDING THE INTRICACIES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

  Kshitij Bansal

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• ROSE TINGED MEMORIES: A FAMILY OF STRANGERS

  Nozuko Siyotula

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