This book will be of interest to students of environmental policy, transnational law, climate change law and policy, and innovation law and policy. It offers insights on the prospects for innovative legal responses in the area of climate change policy and global environmental governance more broadly.
This book will be of interest to students of environmental policy, transnational law, climate change law and policy, and innovation law and policy. It offers insights on the prospects for innovative legal responses in the area of climate change policy and global environmental governance more broadly.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. International law, innovation and environmental change in the Anthropocene Cameron S. G. Jefferies, Sara L. Seck and Tim Stephens; Part I. Innovation in Legal Responses to Normative Change: 2. Differentiation in international environmental law: has pragmatism displaced considerations of justice? Patrícia Galvão Ferreira; 3. The Paris Agreement: continuity and change within the climate regime Tomoaki Nishimura; 4. Global climate finance and the Green Climate Fund: can innovation and democracy co-exist? Katherine Owens; Part II. Innovative Legal Responses to the Consequences of Physical Change: 5. 'Blue carbon' and the need to integrate mitigation, adaptation and conservation goals within the international climate law framework Justine Bell-James; 6. Innovative developments in international fisheries law and their contribution to improving the effectiveness of RFMOs and other environmental regimes Holly Matley; 7. Addressing climate induced displacement: the need for innovation in international law Hitomu Kimura; 8. Climate change and protection of the marine environment: food security, evolutionary interpretation, and novel application of dispute settlement mechanisms under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea Chie Kojima; Part III. International Law Responses to Technological Innovation: 9. Solar radiation management geoengineering and strict liability for ultra-hazardous activities Kerryn Brent; 10. Balancing innovation, development and security: dual-use concepts in export control laws Machiko Kanetake; 11. Innovative policies for overcoming barriers to financing for green energy projects in Sub-Saharan Africa Leslyn A. Lewis; 12. International cooperation, intellectual property, and climate-essential innovation Brian R. Israel; Part IV. Innovation to Address Governance Challenges in Intersecting Regimes: 13. The climate change tent and the trade cathedral: assessing the relationship between environmental regulations and WTO Law after the Paris Agreement Maria Panezi; 14. Legislative innovation in the trade and climate regimes: towards a framework for the comparative analysis of multilateral lawmaking Nicolas Lamp; 15. Investor-state arbitration and domestic environmental governance: recent developments in Canada Matthew Levine; Part V. Conclusions: 16. The value of an innovation framework for international law Neil Craik and Sara L. Seck.
1. International law, innovation and environmental change in the Anthropocene Cameron S. G. Jefferies, Sara L. Seck and Tim Stephens; Part I. Innovation in Legal Responses to Normative Change: 2. Differentiation in international environmental law: has pragmatism displaced considerations of justice? Patrícia Galvão Ferreira; 3. The Paris Agreement: continuity and change within the climate regime Tomoaki Nishimura; 4. Global climate finance and the Green Climate Fund: can innovation and democracy co-exist? Katherine Owens; Part II. Innovative Legal Responses to the Consequences of Physical Change: 5. 'Blue carbon' and the need to integrate mitigation, adaptation and conservation goals within the international climate law framework Justine Bell-James; 6. Innovative developments in international fisheries law and their contribution to improving the effectiveness of RFMOs and other environmental regimes Holly Matley; 7. Addressing climate induced displacement: the need for innovation in international law Hitomu Kimura; 8. Climate change and protection of the marine environment: food security, evolutionary interpretation, and novel application of dispute settlement mechanisms under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea Chie Kojima; Part III. International Law Responses to Technological Innovation: 9. Solar radiation management geoengineering and strict liability for ultra-hazardous activities Kerryn Brent; 10. Balancing innovation, development and security: dual-use concepts in export control laws Machiko Kanetake; 11. Innovative policies for overcoming barriers to financing for green energy projects in Sub-Saharan Africa Leslyn A. Lewis; 12. International cooperation, intellectual property, and climate-essential innovation Brian R. Israel; Part IV. Innovation to Address Governance Challenges in Intersecting Regimes: 13. The climate change tent and the trade cathedral: assessing the relationship between environmental regulations and WTO Law after the Paris Agreement Maria Panezi; 14. Legislative innovation in the trade and climate regimes: towards a framework for the comparative analysis of multilateral lawmaking Nicolas Lamp; 15. Investor-state arbitration and domestic environmental governance: recent developments in Canada Matthew Levine; Part V. Conclusions: 16. The value of an innovation framework for international law Neil Craik and Sara L. Seck.
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