General Theory of Environmental Law

Author: Chang Jiwen
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Publishing Date: 2003-04-01
Features: The book's features include:
First, it aims to merge the narrow sense of environmental pollution prevention and control law, natural resource protection and ecological protection law, and special area environmental protection law into an independent department law—environmental law for research.
Second, it strives to guide the study with Marxist dialectical theory on human-nature relationships and the concept of sustainable development, integrating theories from law, sociology, economics, environmental science, natural resource science, philosophy, and ethics to highlight the book's theoretical depth.
Third, it employs methods such as comparison, value analysis, and historical examination to connect theory with practice, elaborating or proving fundamental issues of environmental law by analyzing specific environmental problems and phenomena.
The book is divided into nine chapters, primarily covering environmental law fundamentals, the system and departmental status of environmental law, the theoretical foundation of environmental law, national environmental management and supervision, basic principles of environmental law, basic institutions of environmental law, adjustment mechanisms of environmental law, legal liabilities for environmental law, fundamentals of international environmental law, and references.