This book examines the potential for the development of a global environmental right which would create legal duties for all decision-makers relating to the environment and provide the bedrock for a new system of international environmental governance.
This book examines the potential for the development of a global environmental right which would create legal duties for all decision-makers relating to the environment and provide the bedrock for a new system of international environmental governance.
Dr Stephen James Turner is a Senior Lecturer at Kingston University where he is the module leader for the Corporate Law programme and the LLM Environmental Law programmes.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. The state of degradation of the planet's environment, the impact upon human rights and the current status of the development of human rights 3. The Global Legal Architecture - The underlying reasons for the failure of international environmental law to provide satisfactory international environmental governance 4. The Structure and modus operandai of the proposed global environmental right 5. The application of a global environmental right to climate change 6. Conclusion
1. Introduction 2. The state of degradation of the planet's environment, the impact upon human rights and the current status of the development of human rights 3. The Global Legal Architecture - The underlying reasons for the failure of international environmental law to provide satisfactory international environmental governance 4. The Structure and modus operandai of the proposed global environmental right 5. The application of a global environmental right to climate change 6. Conclusion
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