Publisher's Synopsis
Established in 1990, the Yearbook of International Environmental Law has quickly established itself as a vital source of information and considered analysis in the fast-growing field of international law and the environment. With contributors drawn from throughout the world and an expert team of editors, the Yearbook is the best source of reliable reportage of events worldwide. The article section contains top-quality essays on topical subjects; the year-in-review section offers a round-up of legal develpments in every part of the world. The Documentary Section offers users the text of new material sources bearing upon the subject, again taken from throughout the world. There is an additional document section produced on diskette; copies of the diskette may be obtained by writing to the Oxford University Press, Walton Street, Oxford, OX2 6DP. The first three volumes of the Yearbook were published by Graham and Trotman (part of the Kluwer group). The Yearbook is now published by OUP. As part of an attempt to increase awareness of the subject throughout the world the OUP has reduced the price of the Yearbook radically so as to bring it within the reach of a larger number of individual scholars and practitioners. By halving the price of the Yearbook the publisher hopes to ensure its continued popularity and utility. Existing subscribers are encouraged to transfer their subscription to OUP by writing, with details of their standing order to Jane Rose, OUP, Walton Street, Oxford, OX2 6DP. New subscribers should write to the same address. Purchasers are encouraged to place a standing order to guarantee their copy of future volumes.
