Author: Nollkaemper, André.
Title: The legal regime for transboundary water pollution : between discretion and constraint.
Description: Dordrecht : Martinus Nijhoff,1993. Hardcover. xviii,396 pp. Index. (International environmental law & policy series). Mailorder only - Alleen verzending mogelijk. Book condition : very good. - The main challenge to international environmental law is to strike an adequate balance between the discretion of states to undertake economically attractive activities and the need for constraint in order to protect the environment. Based on one particularly elaborate environmental regime (the regime for transboundary water pollution as it applies to the Netherlands) this book examines how international law has sought to replace discretion by constraint, and what limitations have been encountered with that endeavour. The study provides a comprehensive assessment of the main assets and lacunae of the regime for transboundary water pollution. It discusses the applicable substantive and procedural rules (including new developments, such as the precautionary principle, the obligation to conduct environmental impact assessments); the combined use of legal rules (such as the 1992 Convention on the Protection of Transboundary Watercourses and the 1992 Paris Convention on the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North-East Atlantic) and non-legal rules (such as the Rhine Act Programme), and the application of procedures to control the implementation of states' obligations. Since many of the issues are not exclusively relevant to transboundary water pollution, the main conclusions of this study may prove directly applicable to other international environmental regimes. ISBN 9780792324768.
Keywords: RECHT, environmental law *2006-100 international law
See more books from our catalog: International Law/Internationaal Recht
Title: The legal regime for transboundary water pollution : between discretion and constraint.
Description: Dordrecht : Martinus Nijhoff,1993. Hardcover. xviii,396 pp. Index. (International environmental law & policy series). Mailorder only - Alleen verzending mogelijk. Book condition : very good. - The main challenge to international environmental law is to strike an adequate balance between the discretion of states to undertake economically attractive activities and the need for constraint in order to protect the environment. Based on one particularly elaborate environmental regime (the regime for transboundary water pollution as it applies to the Netherlands) this book examines how international law has sought to replace discretion by constraint, and what limitations have been encountered with that endeavour. The study provides a comprehensive assessment of the main assets and lacunae of the regime for transboundary water pollution. It discusses the applicable substantive and procedural rules (including new developments, such as the precautionary principle, the obligation to conduct environmental impact assessments); the combined use of legal rules (such as the 1992 Convention on the Protection of Transboundary Watercourses and the 1992 Paris Convention on the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North-East Atlantic) and non-legal rules (such as the Rhine Act Programme), and the application of procedures to control the implementation of states' obligations. Since many of the issues are not exclusively relevant to transboundary water pollution, the main conclusions of this study may prove directly applicable to other international environmental regimes. ISBN 9780792324768.
Keywords: RECHT, environmental law *2006-100 international law
Price: EUR 90.00 = appr. US$ 97.82 Seller: Kloof Booksellers & Scientia Verlag
- Book number: %23292521
- Book number: %23292521
See more books from our catalog: International Law/Internationaal Recht