International Environmental Law

Author: Cai Shouqiu / Chang Jiwen (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book is written by more than ten international environmental law scholars in China, all of whom have rich experience in teaching and research. It primarily covers an overview of international environmental law, the formation and implementation of international environmental legal rules, international environmental disputes and international environmental legal liability, as well as the international legal protection of various environmental elements, regional environmental issues, and fundamental environmental rights. It also addresses issues related to international trade and international environmental law.
Key Features of the Book:
1. Novel Content. It not only elaborates on traditional theories and practical issues in international environmental law but also conducts a comprehensive study on the relationship between international trade and international environmental law, reflecting the demands of keeping pace with the times in the field of legal textbook research.
2. Combination of Theory and Practice. The book uses typical cases of international environmental law and the actual development of regional international law to explain and illustrate breakthroughs and advancements in international environmental law.
3. Comprehensive Research Methods. The book employs interdisciplinary research methods, including historical, comparative legal, and economic approaches.
4. Sufficient Research Materials. The book cites and introduces the latest international environmental treaties, references many authoritative works on environmental law and international environmental law worldwide, and incorporates the latest research findings internationally.