Environmental Law Across Cultures : Comparisons for Legal Practice (Hardcover)

Foreword by M.C. Mehta Part I Comparison 1. Why Compare? The Biological, Cognitive and Social Functions of Comparison for the Human Kirk W. Junker 2. A Taxonomy of Comparison: The Accessus ad auctores Kirk W. Junker Part II Institutions and Bodies of Environmental Legislation, Implementation and Dispute Resolution 3. Locating Environmental Law Functions Among Legislative, Judicial and Implementation Bodies Marek Prityi, Ana Miola, Yuan Ye, Ryan Kraski and Saskia Munster 4. Resolution of Environmental Disputes Vanessa Johnston, Tsegai Berhane Ghebretekle, Ryan Kraski, Jorge Ignacio Garcia Nielsen, Ana Miola and Mrinalini Shinde Part III Norms and Tools of Environmental Legislation, Implementation and Dispute Resolution 5. Constitutional Provisions Ryan Kraski, Marek Prityi and Saskia Munster 6. The Interface Between Law and Politics Tsegai Gebretekle and Marek Prityi Part IV Persons Subject to Environmental Legislation, Implementation and Dispute Resolution 7. Public Participation Mrinalini Shinde, Tsegai Berhane Ghebretekle and Kirk W. Junker 8. Economic Choices Enabled by Environmental Law Sacha Kathuria 9. Environmental Impact Assessment Systems Dennis Agelebe, Marek Prityi and Jorge Ignacio Garcia Nielsen　 10. Environmental Crime and Enforcement Mrinalini Shinde Conclusions Across Cultures Kirk W. Junker