Art and craft of international environmental law

By:

Bodansky, Daniel

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge Harvard University Press 2010ISBN:

9780674061798

Subject(s):

Environmental law, International

LOC classification:

K3585 .B63 2010

Contents:

What is international environmental law? -- How we got here : a brief history -- Diagnosing the causes of environmental problems -- Prescribing the cure : environmental policy -- Varietries of environmental norms -- Who's who in the legal process -- Overcoming obstacles to international cooperation -- Negotiaing agreements -- Customary (and not so customary) norms -- How and why do states implement their commitments? -- International carrots and sticks -- Is environmental law effective?

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [273]-340) and index.

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