New Volume: Finnish Yearbook of International Law

The latest volume of the Finnish Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 20, 2009) is out. Contents include:

• General Section
• Martti Koskenniemi, Anniversary Article, FYBIL 20 Years On: The Case for Comparative International Law
• Viljam Engström, International Organizations, Constitutionalism and Reform
• Pekka Niemelä, The Day in the Life of Responsibility to Protect
• Magdalena Kmak, Limits of Sovereignty? – Rethinking the Conflict between Human Rights and Immigration in the European Union
• Stiina Löytömäki, The Question of Collective Responsibility of France for Crimes Committed under Vichy
• Dimitris Efthymiou, Climate Change, Human Rights and Distributive Justice
• Phoebe Okowa, State and Individual Responsibility in International Conflicts: Contours of an Evolving Relationship
• Ragnar Nordeide, Fragmentation and the Leeway of the VCLT: Interpreting the ECHR in Light of Other International Law
• Special Section: Changing Futures? Science and International Law
• Jan Klabbers, Introduction to Special Theme: Changing Futures? Science and International Law
• Allan Rosas, The Death of International Law?
• Anna Riddel, Scientific Evidence in the International Court of Justice – Problems and Possibilities
• Céline Lévesque, Science in the Hands of International Investment Tribunals: A Case for ‘Scientific due Process’
• Maria Weimer, Policy Choice versus Science in Regulating Animal Cloning under the WTO Law
• Dhrubajyoti Bhattacharya, A.S. v. Hungary: A Case-Study in Adjucating Reproductive Health Claims and the Challenges posed by Interpreting Existent Human Rights Treaties
• Lisa Clarke, Global Health Public-Private Partnerships: Better Protecting Against Disease but Creating a Gap in Responsibility under International Law
• Sophie Gambardella, The Role of Scientific Committees Within Regional Fishing Commissions
• Caroline E. Foster, The Consultation of Independent Experts by International Courts and Tribunals in Health and Environment Cases