Conservation, biodiversity and international law

By:

Gillespie Alexander

Contributor(s):

Publication details: London Edward Elgar 2011Description: 600p xixISBN:

978 0 85793 515 1

Subject(s):

1. Environmental Law - International2. Nature Conservation - Law & Legislation3. Biodiversity - Law & Legislation

DDC classification:

341.762 GIL

Contents:

Contents: Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Species and Areas; 3. Extinct and Endangered; 4. Classifications; 5. Tangible Benefits; 6. Intangible Considerations; 7. Habitat; 8. Trade; 9. Exceptions for Indigenous Peoples, Science and the Military; 10. Aliens, Disease, Pests, and Genetically Modified Species; 11. Incidental Capture; 12. Development; 13. Overlaps and Gaps; 14. Compliance; 15. Compliance on the High Seas; 16. Management; 17. Access and Benefit Sharing; 18. Local Peoples, Education and Finance; 19. Conclusion; Index.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	NAB Compactor	341.762 GIL (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	Kept in the NAB Compactor		27670

Contents:
Contents:
1. Introduction;
2. Species and Areas;
3. Extinct and Endangered;
4. Classifications;
5. Tangible Benefits;
6. Intangible Considerations;
7. Habitat;
8. Trade;
9. Exceptions for Indigenous Peoples, Science and the Military;
10. Aliens, Disease, Pests, and Genetically Modified Species;
11. Incidental Capture;
12. Development;
13. Overlaps and Gaps;
14. Compliance;
15. Compliance on the High Seas;
16. Management;
17. Access and Benefit Sharing;
18. Local Peoples, Education and Finance;
19. Conclusion;
Index.

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