This work addresses the legal and theoretical frameworks for representing and safeguarding the interests of future generations in current international treaties.
This work addresses the legal and theoretical frameworks for representing and safeguarding the interests of future generations in current international treaties.
List of Acronyms and Abbreviations List of Contributors Preface Salvino Busuttil and Katsuhiko Yazaki Introduction Emrnanuel Agius and Tae-Chang Kim Part 1: Philosophical Reflections 1. Obligations of Justice towards Future Generations: A Revolution in Social and Legal Thought Emrnanuel Agius 2. Beyond Parfit's Paradox Per Ariansen Part 2: State Responsibilities towards Future Generations 3. The Responsibility of the State towards Future Generations Rachid Driss 4. A Guardian as Monitor of Sustainability of Marine Living Resources Sidney Holt Part 3: Future Generations as a Subject of International Law 5. A Commentary on the Status of Future Generations as a Subject of International Law Ajai Malhotra 6. Speaking Without a Voice Boldizsar Nagy 7. Safeguarding Future Generations Christopher D. Stone Part 4: Practical Legal Consequences of Future Generation Provisions in Existing Treaties 8. Protecting Future Generations: Precedents and Practicalities Philippe Sands 9. Precautionary Principle and Future Generations lames Cameron,Will Wade-Gery and Juli Abouchar Part 5: Relevance of Rio Declaration, Agenda 21 and the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development to a Guardian 10. The Relevance of UNCED to a Guardian for Future Generations Kevin Aquilina 11. Guarding Intergenerational Rights Over Natural Resources Simone Borg 12. The United Nations as a Guardian for Future Generations Gepin Rao 13. Future Generat: Searching for a System of Protection R St J Macdonald Part 6: Draft Instrument 14. A Draft Instrument Concerning the Role of a Guardian Maxwell Bruce Appendix: International Legal Materials Referring to Future Generations Notes and References Index
List of Acronyms and Abbreviations List of Contributors Preface Salvino Busuttil and Katsuhiko Yazaki Introduction Emrnanuel Agius and Tae-Chang Kim Part 1: Philosophical Reflections 1. Obligations of Justice towards Future Generations: A Revolution in Social and Legal Thought Emrnanuel Agius 2. Beyond Parfit's Paradox Per Ariansen Part 2: State Responsibilities towards Future Generations 3. The Responsibility of the State towards Future Generations Rachid Driss 4. A Guardian as Monitor of Sustainability of Marine Living Resources Sidney Holt Part 3: Future Generations as a Subject of International Law 5. A Commentary on the Status of Future Generations as a Subject of International Law Ajai Malhotra 6. Speaking Without a Voice Boldizsar Nagy 7. Safeguarding Future Generations Christopher D. Stone Part 4: Practical Legal Consequences of Future Generation Provisions in Existing Treaties 8. Protecting Future Generations: Precedents and Practicalities Philippe Sands 9. Precautionary Principle and Future Generations lames Cameron,Will Wade-Gery and Juli Abouchar Part 5: Relevance of Rio Declaration, Agenda 21 and the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development to a Guardian 10. The Relevance of UNCED to a Guardian for Future Generations Kevin Aquilina 11. Guarding Intergenerational Rights Over Natural Resources Simone Borg 12. The United Nations as a Guardian for Future Generations Gepin Rao 13. Future Generat: Searching for a System of Protection R St J Macdonald Part 6: Draft Instrument 14. A Draft Instrument Concerning the Role of a Guardian Maxwell Bruce Appendix: International Legal Materials Referring to Future Generations Notes and References Index
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