The future of international environmental law

By:

Leary DAvid

Contributor(s):

Pisupati Balakrishna

Publication details: Tokyo United Nations University Press 2010Description: 335p viiISBN:

9789280811926

Subject(s):

1. Environmental Law - International

DDC classification:

344.046000 LEA

Contents:

Contents: Contributors; Preface; 1 Introduction; Part I: The experience to date; 2 Climate change and pollution: Addressing intersecting threats tooceans, coasts and small island developing states; 3 Biodiversity; 4 Implementation of environmental legal regimes at regionallevel: The case of the Mediterranean Sea; 5 Non-lawyers and legal regimes: Public participation forecologically sustainable development; 6 Human rights and the environment; Part II: International legal regimes in transition; 7 Development and the future of climate change law; 8 A new ocean to govern: Drawing on lessons from marinemanagement to govern the emerging Arctic Ocean; 9 Moving beyond the tragedy of the global commons:The Grotian legacy and the future of sustainable managementof the biodiversity of the high seas; Part III: New emerging issues for international environmental law; 10 Emerging technologies: Nanotechnology; 11 Legal frameworks for emerging technologies: Bioenergy; 12 Synthetic biology and synthetic genomics; 13 Conclusion; Index

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	344.046 LEA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		29035

Contents:
Contributors;
Preface;
1 Introduction;
Part I: The experience to date;
2 Climate change and pollution: Addressing intersecting threats tooceans, coasts and small island developing states;
3 Biodiversity;
4 Implementation of environmental legal regimes at regionallevel: The case of the Mediterranean Sea;
5 Non-lawyers and legal regimes: Public participation forecologically sustainable development;
6 Human rights and the environment;
Part II: International legal regimes in transition;
7 Development and the future of climate change law;
8 A new ocean to govern: Drawing on lessons from marinemanagement to govern the emerging Arctic Ocean;
9 Moving beyond the tragedy of the global commons:The Grotian legacy and the future of sustainable managementof the biodiversity of the high seas;
Part III: New emerging issues for international environmental law;
10 Emerging technologies: Nanotechnology;
11 Legal frameworks for emerging technologies: Bioenergy;
12 Synthetic biology and synthetic genomics;
13 Conclusion;
Index

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