
The latest issue of
Climate Law (Vol. 4, nos. 3-4, 2014) is out. Contents include:
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Christoph Schwarte & Will Frank, The International Law Association’s Legal Principles on Climate Change and Climate Liability Under Public International Law
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Alexander Zahar, Mediated versus Cumulative Environmental Damage and the International Law Association’s Legal Principles on Climate Change
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Christoph Schwarte & Will Frank, Reply to Zahar
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Seita Romppanen, Legitimacy and eu Biofuel Governance: In Search of Greater Coherence
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Benoît Mayer, Whose ‘Loss and Damage’? Promoting the Agency of Beneficiary States
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Ismo Pölönen, The Finnish Climate Change Act: Architecture, Functions, and Challenges
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Meinhard Doelle; Steven Evans & Tony George Puthucherril, The Role of the unfccc Regime in Ensuring Effective Adaptation in Developing Countries: Lessons from Bangladesh