Journal of environmental law

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  Año 2016, Vol. 28, Número 1

  • Climate Change Adjudication: The Need to Foster Legal Capacity: an editorial comment.

    Elizabeth Fisher, Eloise Scotford

    págs. 1-4

    

  • Climate Change Adjudication after Paris: A Reflection.

    Lord Carnwath

    págs. 5-9

    

  • The Contribution of the Courts in Tackling Climate Change.

    Brian J. Preston

    págs. 11-17

    

  • Climate Change and the Rule of Law: Adjudicating the Future in International Law.

    Philippe Sands

    págs. 19-35

    

  • The Copenhagen Turn in Global Climate Governance and the Contentious History of Differentiation in International Law.

    Jeffrey McGee, Jens Steffek

    págs. 37-63

    

  • Complexity Theory and the Constraints on Environmental Policymaking.

    Andrew Macintosh, Debra Wilkinson

    págs. 65-93

    

  • Towards a Holistic Approach in EU Biomass Regulation.

    Renske A. Giljam

    págs. 95-124

    

  • Potential and Limits of Out-Of-Court Rapid Claims Settlement—A Law and Economics Analysis.

    Michael Faure, Franziska Weber

    págs. 125-150

    

  • The Weser Case: Case C-461/13 BUND V GERMANY.

    Tiina Paloniitty

    págs. 151-158

    

  • ‘Better Regulation’ in Environmental Impact Assessment: The Amended EIA Directive.

    Kalina Arabadjieva

    págs. 159-168

    

  • Significant EU Environmental Cases: 2015.

    Richard Moules

    págs. 169-182

    

  • Economy, Society and Earth in Polanyian and Wild Law Perspectives on Environmental Regulation: To Perform a Double or Triple Movement?.

    Ben Pontin

    págs. 183-190