Implementing environmental law / edited by Paul Martin and Amanda Kennedy.
2015
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Implementing environmental law / edited by Paul Martin and Amanda Kennedy.
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Cheltenham : Edward Elgar Pub. Ltd., 2015.
Description
1 online resource (x, 361 pages) : illustrations ; cm.
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IUCN Academy of Environmental Law series.
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1. Accelerating the evolution of environmental law through continuous learning from applied experience / Paul Martin and Donna Craig
2. Assessing environmental governance of the Hudson River Valley : application of an IPPEP model / Wang Xi ... [et al.]
3. Putting the train of environmental protection on track : Nova Scotia's experiment in using law to strengthen environmental law / Meinhard Doelle and William Lahey
4. Has environmental impact assessment (EIA) lost credibility? : recent concerns from Australia and Canada / Wayne Gumley
5. Contamination and the polluter pays principle / Emma Lees
6. Possible legal obligations to consult / Tanya Howard and Solange Teles Da Silva
7. Implementing international water agreements / Alistair Rieu-Clarke and Josefin Gooch
8. Fouling Adam's Eden : a legal analysis of the collective action challenge in Lake Victoria / Omondi Robert Owino
9. Marine protection treaties in Antarctic Waters : fragmentation or coordination in international treaty implementation / Gregory Rose
10. The effectiveness of instrument mixes in environmental law : insights from ship-source pollution / Javier de Cendra
11. Implementing environmental law and collaborative governance / Cameron Holley and Andrew Lawson
12. Private environmental enforcement : using supply chain requirements to achieve better environmental outcomes / LeRoy Paddock and Molly Masterton
13. Hybrid governance and 'wicked' natural resource risks / Paul Martin and Peter Noble
14. Regulators networks : collaborative agency approaches to the implementation and enforcement of environmental law / Grant Pink and Robyn Bartel.
2. Assessing environmental governance of the Hudson River Valley : application of an IPPEP model / Wang Xi ... [et al.]
3. Putting the train of environmental protection on track : Nova Scotia's experiment in using law to strengthen environmental law / Meinhard Doelle and William Lahey
4. Has environmental impact assessment (EIA) lost credibility? : recent concerns from Australia and Canada / Wayne Gumley
5. Contamination and the polluter pays principle / Emma Lees
6. Possible legal obligations to consult / Tanya Howard and Solange Teles Da Silva
7. Implementing international water agreements / Alistair Rieu-Clarke and Josefin Gooch
8. Fouling Adam's Eden : a legal analysis of the collective action challenge in Lake Victoria / Omondi Robert Owino
9. Marine protection treaties in Antarctic Waters : fragmentation or coordination in international treaty implementation / Gregory Rose
10. The effectiveness of instrument mixes in environmental law : insights from ship-source pollution / Javier de Cendra
11. Implementing environmental law and collaborative governance / Cameron Holley and Andrew Lawson
12. Private environmental enforcement : using supply chain requirements to achieve better environmental outcomes / LeRoy Paddock and Molly Masterton
13. Hybrid governance and 'wicked' natural resource risks / Paul Martin and Peter Noble
14. Regulators networks : collaborative agency approaches to the implementation and enforcement of environmental law / Grant Pink and Robyn Bartel.
Summary
This insightful book explores why implementation of environmental law is too often ineffective in achieving effective environmental governance. It provides careful analysis and innovative proposals to help improve the practical effectiveness of legal instruments for environmental governance. A growing number of organisations including the IUCN, UNEP and the Organisation of American States have voiced concerns that legal instruments that were developed to pursue more convincing environmental governance over the last 40 years are not creating a sufficiently potent system of environmental governance. In response to this challenge, this timely book explores how to bridge the significant implementation gap between the objectives of environmental law and the real-world outcomes of its application. Expert contributors discuss different forms of law, from international conventions down to inter-parties agreements, and non-government codes and standards. The overarching discussion highlights the diverse factors that impact upon implementing environmental law in practice, and considers the limitations and opportunities for constructive innovation in legal governance. This book is a comprehensive reference point for scholars and policy-makers, shedding light on how to achieve significant improvements in the effective application of environmental law.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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English
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9781783479313 e-book
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