Now in its 75th year, the British Year Book of International Law has become an essential work of reference for academics and practising lawyers. Through a mixture of articles and in-depth surveys of areas of international law it continues to provide up-to-date information on important developments in modern international law.

In memoriam SIR ROBERT YEWDALL JENNINGS (1913-2004) In memoriam PETER CARTER Articles INTERNATIONAL LAW IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY BRITAIN, CASPER SYLVEST TERRORIST ACTS AND GROUPS: A ROLE FOR INTERNATIONAL LAW?, JELENA PEJIC THE CONSTITUTIVE VERSUS THE DECLARATORY THEORY OF RECOGNITION: TERTIUM NON DATUR?, STEFAN TALMON BRINGING TAIWAN INTO THE INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES FOLD; THE LEGAL PERSONALITY OF A FISHING ENTITY, ANDREW SERDY THE CAMEROON-NIGERIA CASE IN THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE: SOME TERRITORIAL SOVEREIGNTY AND BOUNDARY DELIMITATION ISSUES, MAURICE MENDELSON ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION THROUGH THE JURISPRUDENCE OF THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS, LOUKIS LOUCAIDES THE JURISPRUDENCE OF THE YUGOSLAV AND RWANDAN CRIMINAL TRIBUNALS ON THEIR JURISDICTION AND ON INTERNATIONAL CRIMES (2000 - 2004), ROBERT KOLB RETROACTIVE CRIMINAL LIABILITY AND INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW, BEN JURATOWITCH Shorter Note State Responsibility:Festina Lente, SHABTAI ROSENNE Reviews of Books Decisions of British Courts during 2004 Involving Questions of Public or Private International Law A. Public International Law, ROGER O'KEEFE B. Private International Law, ADRIAN BRIGGS United Kingdom Materials on International LawEdited by COLIN WARBRICK