An edition of Environmental law for a sustainable society
(2002)
Environmental law for a sustainable society
by Klaus Bosselmann and David P. Grinlinton
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Publish Date
2002
Publisher
New Zealand Centre for Environmental Law, Faculty of Law, University of Auckland,
[Distributed in North America by] Gaunt
Language
English
Pages
197
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Environmental law for a sustainable society
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Table of Contents
Part I:
The history and development of environmental law. -- 1.
Origins and guiding ideas of environmental law -- Ken Palmer -- 2.
Contemporary environmental law in New Zealand -- David Grinlinton -- 3.
Trends in North America and Europe -- Benjamin Richardson -- 4.
International environmental law and policy -- Alexander Gillespie -- Part II:
Towards sustainable development law. -- 5.
The concept of sustainable development -- Klaus Bosselmann -- 6.
One indigenous vision for sustainable development law? Tensions and prospects -- Andrea Tunks -- 7.
The global perspective: convergence of international and municipal law -- Prue Taylor -- 8.
A legal framework for sustainable development-- Klaus Bosselmann.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 163-197).
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