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The Finnish Yearbook Of International Law Aspires To Honour And Strengthen The Finnish Tradition In International Legal Scholarship. Open To Contributions From All Over The World And From All Persuasions, The Finnish Yearbook Stands Out As A Forum For Theoretically Informed, High-quality Publications On All Aspects Of Public International Law, Including The International Relations Law Of The European Union. The Finnish Yearbook Publishes In-depth Articles And Shorter Notes, Commentaries On Current Developments, Book Reviews And Relevant Overviews Of Finland's State Practice. While Firmly Grounded In Traditional Legal Scholarship, It Is Open For New Approaches To International Law And For Work Of An Interdisciplinary Nature. The Finnish Yearbook Is Published For The Ius Gentium Association (the Finnish Society Of International Law) By Hart Publishing. Earlier Volumes May Be Obtained From Martinus Nijhoff, An Imprint Of Brill Publishers.--bloomsbury Publishing. Prelims -- Contents -- Introduction To The Special Theme: International Law, The Environment And Power -- Global Environmental Law -- Fragmented Landscapes, Troubled Relationships: The Wto Dispute Settlement System And International Environmental Law -- Multilateralism As Terror: International Law, Haiti And Imperialism -- 'scientific Whaling': Whither Sanctions For Non-compliance With International Law? -- Articles -- Identifying Liability: Ambiguous Charges In International Criminal Law -- Systemic Integration, Legal Theory And The International Law Commission. The Crime Of Terrorism And The Emerging Framework Of International Criminal Law: Reflections On The 'hierarchy Of Evil'of Rights And Responsibilities: The Right Of Humanitarian Intervention -- 'the Nameless Rapture Of The Struggle': Towards A Marxist Class-theoretic Approach To International Law -- The Law's Farewell To The Nation State? -- In The Search Of International Homo Economicus: Individual Agency And Rationality In Global Governance -- Book Re