Ethical Review of Environmental Law

Author: Compiler: Wang Shuyi
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book examines environmental law from an ethical perspective. It elaborates on the ethical connotations of China's environmental legislation, explores the issue of fair environmental law enforcement in China, and proposes effective countermeasures to address numerous problems, such as the imbalance in the structural framework of environmental law enforcement procedures, the irrational design of environmental administrative procedures, and issues related to law enforcement supervision. Guided by the concepts of sustainable development, respect for ecological laws, and justice, the book focuses on analyzing theoretical and practical issues in environmental legislation, law enforcement, and compliance, offering corresponding countermeasures. Additionally, the book provides a detailed explanation of the relationship between environmental law and environmental ethics.
Based on China's environmental law and employing ethics as an analytical lens, this book conducts an in-depth ethical examination of China's environmental law, establishing theoretical support for environmental law at the level of ethics. Guided by the concepts of sustainable development, respect for ecological laws, and justice, the book focuses on analyzing theoretical and practical issues in environmental legislation, law enforcement, and compliance. It closely integrates ethical principles with the operational aspects of law, proposing corresponding countermeasures to address various problems.
This book serves as a reference for decision-makers in the fields of environmental protection and resource management, legislative agency staff, administrative law enforcement personnel, as well as students and researchers in higher education institutions specializing in ecological ethics, environmental and resource protection law, and related resource management disciplines.