Anthologies of Environmental Law Edited by Jean-Pierre Boivin, Norbert

Anthologies of Environmental Law Edited by Jean-Pierre Boivin, Norbert Foulquier and Christian Huglo

Édition :

Paris

Date :

2024

16 x 24 cm., full green cloth binding, gilt title on volume on front and back, sewn, printed in France, "Imprim'vert®" label, 858 p.

Laurent FONBAUSTIER, From Environmental Law to Legal Ecology: Reflections on the Refounding of a Disciplinary Field Undergoing Deconstruction; Christel COURNIL, Kathia MARTIN-CHENUT, Camila PERRUSO, “Taking Seriously” the Ecological Transition: On the Necessary Transformation of Law and Institutions; Philippe BILLET, Respecting Limits, or How to Think About the Finitude of the Environment in Law; Norbert FOULQUIER, Environmental Law Without Naiveté; Julien DELLAUX, The Principle of Non-Regression; Laurence LANOY, The Polluter-Pays Principle and Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Schemes; Marie-Pierre MAÎTRE, Is Our Waste Law Up to Our Circular Economy Ambitions?; Michel BAUCOMONT, Health and Environmental Standards: Incentivizing and Compelling; Claire VIAL, Rethinking the Protection Regime for Wild Animals; Manuel PENNAFORTE, Reflections on the Boundaries of Environmental Law; Catherine SMITS, Environmental Impact Assessment: Scope and Territorial Limits; Marine ANCEL, François-Henri BRIARD, The "Protected Species" Derogation: A Blessing for Project Developers? Jean-Pierre BOIVIN, Christophe BARBARA, Ecological Compensation: A Neglected Practice to Rehabilitate? Christophe TESTARD, Public Participation in Environmental Matters: A Model Resembling a Gilded Cage; Hubert DELZANGLES, A Need for Impartiality in Environmental Law: Towards an Independent Public Authority for Environmental Protection (APIE); Thomas GARANCHER, Reindustrialization: Are the Tools of Environmental Law, Particularly ICPE (Installations Classified for Environmental Protection), Suitable for Supporting the Redevelopment of an Industrial Policy in France? Laurence CHABANNE-POUZYNIN, Nuclear Law: A Law Torn Between Mimicry and Specificity; Maryse DEGUERGUE, The Management of Hydroelectric Dams at the Crossroads of Environmental and Energy Law; Philippe DELEBECQUE, Agriculture and Environmental Protection: What Paradoxes? Gilles J. MARTIN, Economic Law in the Service of Serious Environmental Protection; François Guy TRÉBULLE, Businesses Facing the Challenge of Sustainability: Considerations in the Land of the Rising Sun; Fabrice PICOD, Free Movement of Capital and Environmental Protection; Grégoire LERAY, Towards the Recognition of an Environmental Vigilance Obligation by the Judicial Judge; Pierre LEQUET, The Environmental Compliance Contract; Olivier HERRNBERGER, Does Contractualization Necessarily Imply Privatization? Xavier DE LESQUEN, Regulation in Full Environmental Litigation: Progress or Regression? Cyril ROGER-LACAN, Will Climate Justice Be Effective? Louis-Narito HARADA, A Plea for Controlling the Climate Impact of Projects; Christian HUGLO, What Law in the Face of the Anthropocene? Mutation, Rupture, or Continuity? Jean-Nicolas CLÉMENT, The Legal Personality of Nature: Should Trees Really Be Able to Sue? Yann KERBRAT, Can international human rights law save the climate? Diane ROMAN, Law facing environmental radicalism; Jacqueline MORAND-DEVILLER, The laws of nature: better to have, better to live, better to be.

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Mots-clés : Publishing - Collection of studies, Environment, Urban Planning, Ecology