The British Year Book of International Law

The British Yearbook of International Law is a leading collection of important works in the field. It features major articles, book reviews, UK materials, and surveys of decisions of British courts involving questions of international law. It also surveys decisions of the Court of Justice of the European Communities, and those of the European Convention on Human Rights.;Contributors to this volume include: Hugh Thirlway (on `The Law and Procedure of the ICJ 1960-1989 [Part 2]'); Christopher Staker (on `Diplomatic Protection of Private Business Companies: Determining Corporate Personality for International Law Purposes'); Campbell McLachlan (on `Splitting the Proper Law in Private International Law'); I. G. Loucaides (on `Personality and Privacy under the ECHR'); and surveys by P. B. Carter, J. G. Merrills, Richard Plender, and Geoffrey Marston.;This book is intended for all international lawyers; scholars and students of international affairs and diplomacy; lawyers in international law practice and government departments and agencies; diplomats.