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Yearbook of International Environmental Law

by livingearthcommunity | Jan 1, 1990 | Global Journals

Home » Earth Law » Global » Global Journals » Yearbook of International Environmental Law
 
 

Yearbook of International Environmental Law

1990-Present

 

An annual publication by Oxford University Press offering comprehensive analyses of global environmental law developments, including treaties, case law, and policy trends.​

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