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International environmental law: an introductory overview / Phillipe Sands--International environmental law from Stockholm to Rio: back to the future? / Marc Pallemaerts--The Rio declaration: a new basis for international cooperation / Ileana Porras--Defending the global commons / Christopher Stone--Enforcing environmental security / Philippe Sands--Greening Bretton Woods / Jacob D. Werksman--Greening the EEC Treaty / Marina Wheeler--The GATT and the environment / James Cameron--Environmental law and policy in Antarctica / Leee Kimball--Radioactive waste dumping at sea / Remi Parmentier--The evolution of international whaling / Greg Rose and Saundra Crane--Technology-based approaches versus market-based approaches / Dan Dudek, Richard Stewart and Jonathan Wiener--The United Nations framework convention on climate change: a commentary / Daniel Bodansky--Implementing UNCED / S. Jacob Scherr and Jared E. Blumenfeld--International law and the protection of the environment during international armed conflict / Richard G. Tarasofsky--International environmental law in North America: beyond NAFTA / Alberto Sz(c)♭kely

A significant contribution to the field . . . a welcome addition to the growing literature on international environmental law and an important reference for every scholar, lawyer, and layperson interested in the field. Denver Journal of International Law & Policy, Vol. V Emphasizing the human and societal damage caused by corporate actors, this provocative book analyzes a broad range of regional and global issues, such as air and water quality, marine pollution, climate change, ozone depletion, deforestation, traffic in hazardous waste and chemicals, and loss of biological diversity. The text provides readers with an incisive, integrated approach to the political, economic, scientific, and technological realities that underlie international environmental law and policy. Published under the Transnational Publishers imprint

Analyzes legitimacy of international intelligence collection as an executive action; US experience. Customary international law, international expectations, norms, and need for rules.