International Environmental Protection: Legal Theory and Practice

Author: Wan Xia
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: International Environmental Protection: Law and Practice is the final outcome of the author's application for the 2001-2002 annual Youth Research Project of the Diplomatic Academy of China. It serves as a certain reference for the teaching, research, and practice of international environmental law and international law. It provides a relatively complete summary and conclusion of the theories and practices of international environmental law up to the end of 2002, organizes the theoretical system, and reflects the development and changes in the current reality of international environmental protection.
II. Innovative Format Arrangement. Since international environmental law is a new branch of international law, to highlight the connection between the two, this paper adopts the framework of international law as a blueprint to form the format of international environmental law. This arrangement is beneficial for teachers to teach comprehensively and for students to study and self-study, avoiding the fragmentation, disorganization, and isolation in teaching, research, and practical operations.
III. Close Integration with Chinese Practice. This book is designed to serve diplomatic practice and pays more attention to the connection between theory and practice, especially China's diplomatic practice.