Environmental change and international law : new challenges and dimensions /
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Tokyo, Japan :
United Nations University Press,
c1992
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Table of Contents:
- Global environmental change and international law: the introductory framework / Edith Brown Weiss
- International norm-making / Paul C. Szasz
- Changing requirements for international information / Peter S. Thacher
- Emerging principles and rules for the prevention and mitigation of envitonmental harm / Toru Iwama
- State responsibility, liability, and remedial measures under international law: new criteria for environmental protection / Francisco Orrego Vicuña
- Law and global environmental management: some open issues / Peider Könz
- The legislation and implementation of international environmental law and the third world: the example of China / Lai Peng Cheng
- An introductory note on a human right to environment / Alexandre Kiss
- The human rights system as a conceptual framework for environmental law / R.S. Pathak
- The contribution of international human rights law to environmental protection, with special reference to global environmental change / A.A. Cançado Trindade
- The implications of global change for the international legal system / Alexandre Kiss
- Restructuring the international organizational framework / Paul C. Szasz
- Intergenerational equity: a legal framework for global environmental change / Edith Brown Weiss
- Ecological security: response to global challenges / Alexandre S. Timoshenko