Legal aspects of sustainable development : horizontal and sectorial policy issues, Volker Mauerhofer, editor

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Legal aspects of sustainable development : horizontal and sectorial policy issues, Volker Mauerhofer, editor

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horizontal and sectorial policy issues

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Volker Mauerhofer, editor

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• Legal aspects of sustainable development : horizontal and sectorial policy issues

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• Cham | Heidelberg | New York | Dordrecht | London, Springer, 2016

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• ©2016

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Contents

• Ensuring access to safe drinking water as an imperative of sustainable development
• Vasilka Sancin and Mašs Kovič Dine
• Ensuring a sustainable future through recognizing and protecting indigenous ecological knowledge
• Natalie P. stoianoff
• Framing new environmental cultures for sustainability : communication and sensemaking in three intractable multiparty conflicts in the EbreBiosfera, Spain
• Jordi Prades and aitana De la Varga
• Empirical investigation of supportive legal frameworks for social enterprises in Belgium : a cross-sectoral comparison of case studies concerning social enterprises from the social housing, finance and energy sector
• Aikaterini Argyrou [and five others]
• Judicial control over acts of administrative omission : environmental rule of law and recent case law in Japan
• Noriko Okubo
• Circulation of the model of sustainable development : tracing the path in a comparative law perspective
• Examining the resilience of public participation structures for sustainable mining in the Philippines
• Weena Gera
• Public participation and constitutional impediments to sustainable development in Nigeria
• Taiwo Odumosu
• Global conceptual framework for categorizing environmental change based on property rights and compensation
• Volker Mauerhofer
• Prioritising the environment in sustainable development : lessons from Australian environmental impact assessment
• Sophie Riley
• Reframing sustainability in Taiwan : legal challenges and opportunities
• Yao-Ming Hsu
• Ivano alogna
• Legal butterfly effect : unexpected twists and turns of the law in Costa Rica's payment for ecosystem services program
• Pablo G. Peña
• From river basins to landscapes, holistic legal constructs and their differentiation
• Henrik Josefsson
• Coherence issues between climate, energy and water in the case of European hydropower : can we have it all?
• Jonida Abazaj
• Generating renewable energy for the material realization of sustainable development : what do we need from multilateral cooperation, the climate change and the international trade regimes?
• Marco Citelli
• Fair and equitable treatment standard and the revocation of feed in tariffs, foreign renewable energy investments in crisis-struck Spain
• Thomas Dromgool and Daniel Ybarra Enguix
• 3-D sustainability and its contribution to governance assessment in legal terms : examples and perspectives
• Horizontal and vertical integration of sustainability into policymaking, planning and implementation of renewable energy projects, the New Zealand model
• David Grinlinton
• Tackling climate change through the elimination of trade barriers for low-carbon goods : multilateral, plurilateral and regional approaches
• Christopher Frey
• Environmental integration in China's eco-city development, from an institutional perspective
• Ying Yin
• Identifying the interaction between landfill taxes and NIMBY : a simulation for Flanders (Belgium) using a dynamic optimization model
• Rob Hoogmartens, Maarten Dubois, and Steven Van Passel
• Pressing forward, developments in the transition towards sustainable materials management in EU environmental law
• Thomas J. de römph
• Volker Mauerhofer
• Sustainable development : new thoughts, new policy, new law?
• Frederik Hendrik Kistenkas
• Sustainable development of the oceans : closing the gaps in the international legal framework
• Glen wright, Julien Rochette, and Thomas Greiber
• Knowledge in sustainable resource management in Australia
• Judith Preston
• Sustainable use of biodiversity and its implications in agriculture : the agroforestry case in the Brazilian legal framework
• Marcia Fajardo Cavalcanti de Albuquerque
• Next generation rural natural resource governance : a careful diagnosis
• Paul Martin and Jacqueline Williams
• Sustainability : a long, hard road
• Ferdinand Kerschner and Erika Wagner
• Environmental sustainability as a human right
• Rasyikah Md Khalid, Faridah Jalil, and Mazlin Bin Mokhtar

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25 cm

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x, 647 pages

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9783319260198

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.b7311795

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(OCoLC)922910899