Environmental Law Basic Theories

Author: Chen Quansheng
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book takes the various issues involved in the basic theories of environmental law as its subject of discussion, proposing a set of entirely new basic theories of environmental law that meet the requirements of the environmental era of the 21st century. On this basis, it constructs a theoretical system of environmental law and systematically elaborates on the new developments and cutting-edge theoretical issues in this field. The book is divided into three parts, totaling 18 chapters. The first part discusses the basic issues of environmental law, successively covering environmental crisis and environmental protection, the historical development of environmental law, the concept and characteristics of environmental law, the system of environmental law, the basic principles of environmental law, and the basic issues of environmental jurisprudence. The second part explores the basic concepts of environmental law, including research on the guiding ideology of environmental law, environmental legal concepts, and the value orientation of environmental law. The third part examines the theoretical system of environmental law, successively addressing issues such as environmental harm and the development of environmental law theory, the expansion of constitutional theory, the improvement of environmental law theory, the supplementation of civil law theory, the deepening of criminal law theory, the updating of procedural law theory, and the adjustment of science and technology law theory.