Journal of environmental law

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  Año 2007, Vol. 19, Número 2

  • Gateways to the Precautionary Principle in WTO Law.

    Ilona Cheyne

    págs. 155-172

    

  • Integrated Pollution Control in Victorian Britain: Rethinking Progress within the History of Environmental Law.

    Ben Pontin

    págs. 173-200

    

  • Reflections upon American Environmental Enforcement Experience as it may Relate to Post-Hampton Developments in England and Wales.

    Raymond W. Mushal

    págs. 201-226

    

  • Public Policy and the Digital Geospatial Representation of Designated Land Use in the UK: PART II.

    Stephen Saxby

    págs. 227-246

    

  • EIA and Public Participation: Determining the Limits of Member State Discretion: EC Environmental Impact Assessment Directive¿Implementation¿Public participation in certain assessment procedures upon payment of fees¿Scope of national discretion.

    Aine Ryall

    págs. 247-257

    

  • Legal Standing of Environmental Associations: The New ¿Democratic Approach¿ of the Italian Supreme Administrative Court: Consiglio di Stato, sec. IV, judgment no. 5760 of 2 October 2006, (Comitato "Comuna Bellis e Santuario" et al. v. Comune di Ostiglia et al).

    Sara Gobbato

    págs. 259-265

    

  • Significant United Kingdom Environmental Cases January¿December 2006.

    Sarah Hannett

    págs. 267-276