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Publish Date
2012
Publisher
Eleven International Pub.,
Sold and distributed in USA and Canada, International Specialized Book Services
Language
English
Pages
277
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Shaping the law for global crises: thoughts about the role the law could play to come to grips with the major challenges of our time
2012, Eleven International Pub., Sold and distributed in USA and Canada, International Specialized Book Services
in English
9490947431 9789490947439
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Climate change
The doom of unsustainability in other fields
The financial crisis and its aftermath
A remarkable meeting of minds
Introduction : could the law serve as crowbar to come to grips with climate change?
The vital role of the judiciary
Enforceable obligation towards future generations?
Precautionary principle
Legal bases for litigation (in case need would be)
The law in ever growing imbalance
How far should GHG-emissions be reduced?
Liability of others
Defenses
Causation
Remedies
Criminal response
Other strategies
The imprtance of collecting the "right" information
A search for the right allies
How to deal with financial crises, (un)sustainable development and the eradication of poverty?
Law reform desirable
Epilogue.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 247-269).
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