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SPECIAL ISSUE OF JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL MARITIME LAW
The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Carriage of Goods Wholly or Partly by Sea
(THE ROTTERDAM RULES)
Double length issue
with Editorial, the FULL TEXT of the Convention and 12 articles by experts in the field including:
PROFESSOR MICHAEL F. STURLEY
CHRISTOPHER HANCOCK QC
PROFESSOR G J VAN DER ZIEL
PROFESSOR YVONNE BAATZ
PROFESSOR WILLIAM TETLEY, C.M., Q.C.
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Publishing end of March 2009 - contact Rachel_Caldin@lawtext.com for copies of the individual issue - hard copy or pdf file
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THE BUNKERS CONVENTION IN FORCE
Forthcoming article
Måns Jacobsson
Former Director, International Oil Pollution Compensation Funds
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SPECIAL ISSUE OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & MANAGEMENT
UK ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ASSOCIATION (UKELA) CONFERENCE 2008 PAPERS
Publishing in November -
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JOURNAL OF WATER LAW
Further analysis of the UK Marine Bill
SIMON JACKSON Solicitors
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ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY
The emergence of European Union environmental criminal law:- a quest for solid foundations
A two part article by MARTIN HEDEMANN-ROBINSON Senior Lecturer in European Law, Kent University
It now appears likely that the EU will adopt a supranational legal instrument in 2008 on the subject of criminal policy. Such a step will be a profound constitutional moment for the EU
ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY SPECIAL ISSUE
The KYOTO PROTOCOL and
CARBON FINANCE
Current legal status of
CARBON FINANCE AND THE FLEXIBLE MECHANISMS (CDM and JI)
EDITORS:
DAVID FREESTONE World Bank
CHARLOTTE STRECK Climate Focus
INTRODUCTION by David Freestone World Bank, Washington and Charlotte Streck Climate Focus Rotterdam
Env. Liability 15 [2007] Issue 2
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This issue has 80 pages of the latest figures and developments under
Article 6 of the Kyoto Protocol: Joint Implementation
Article 12 of the Kyoto Protocol: Clean Development Mechanism
JI and CDM: Carbon contracts
Authors include:
Dane Ratliff, Leonardo Massai, Jane Ebinger, Jari Vayrynen, Ernestine Meijer, Jacob Werksman, Charlotte Streck, Martijn Wilder, Monique Willis, Peter Zaman, Rutger de Witt Wijnen
Christopher Carr, Flavia Rosembuj, Robert O'Sullivan
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BIO-SCIENCE LAW REVIEW
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Recent articles have included:
ON THE OTHER HAND: IS THIS THE LAST WORD ON PATENTING ENANTIOMERS?
H Lundbeck A/S v Generics (UK) Ltd CA
Stuart Jackson,Brian Whitehead and Richard Kempner
AdleshawGoddard
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Last stop for the Peruvian Guano Train: Disclosure in patent cases– where less can be more – (Nichia Corp v Argos CA 19 July 2007)
Gareth MorganTaylor Wessing, London
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Patent Entitlement
Yeda Research and Development v Rhone-Poulenc Rorer
Luke Kempton and Janine Harborne Wragge & Co LLP
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Angiotech: A tale of two jurisdicitions
Camilla Smith and Shelley Blythe Arnold & Porter (UK) LLP, London
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Biosimilar Warfare: The Arrival of Generic Biopharmaceuticals - The Omnitrope Decision
Isabel Teare Linklaters London
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UTILITIES LAW REVIEW
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Recent OPINIONS have included
Opinion
Does the Competition Commission case enough about Competition
Martin Cave Warwick Business School
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BSkyB/ITV: Competition Appeal Tribunal dismisses BSkyB's Appeal
Howard Cartlidge and Dervla Broderick Olswang, London
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Legal Privilege in the EU – is the balance right?
Akzo Nobel Chemicals
David Wood
Gibson Dunn & Crutcher
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The European Court of First Instance rules in favour of compensation for illegal prohibition of a merger by the European Commission in Schneider/Legrand
Peter Alexiadis and Vassili Moussis
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
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Recent Articles have included
European Energy Markets: The Next Round
James Ashe-Taylor and Miranda Cole
Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP
London and Brussels
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