International Environmental “soft law”

Friedrich, Jürgen

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-44946-8

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“…Soft law norms are designed for a specific purpose, allowing dynamics to adjust and modify to achieve their creation objectives. Soft law norms' creative and resilient nature enables more suitable and effective outcomes in addressing global environmental problems (Friedrich, 2013). This is especially true when technical and scientific knowledge is crucial for managing global environmental issues.…”

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Private Regimes and Global Environmental Governance: Soft Law as an Instrument to Address Common Environmental Issues

Reis Riani,

da Costa,

Chai

et al. 2023

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The complexity of common environmental conflicts emphasizes the utmost need for unity and cooperation among various international actors. Global Environmental Governance allows non-state actors to address global issues and promote global sustainability agendas. This multi-actor engagement leads to the creation of soft law norms and the establishment of private regimes, essential for building a sustainable international community. This article aims to study the role of private soft law in addressing common environmental issues and to demonstrate how private regimes are crucial for promoting humanity's sustainable development. This is an exploratory research, elaborated through a bibliographical and documentary survey to study the role of soft law in facing international environmental problems.

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Section: The Role Of Soft Law In the Dynamics Of Global Environmental...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Private Regimes and Global Environmental Governance: Soft Law as an Instrument to Address Common Environmental Issues

Reis Riani,

da Costa,

Chai

et al. 2023

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Foundations in Natural Science, Economics and Epistemology: Problems, Categories, Strategies, and the Issue of Growth

Ekardt

2019

Environmental Humanities: Transformation, Governance, Ethics, Law

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States Responsibility and Liability for Transboundary Environmental Harm

Schmalenbach

2022

Corporate Liability for Transboundary Environmental Harm

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One strategy to address environmental degradation caused by transnational human activities is to focus on States as the principal actors and law-makers on the international plane. In order to address environmental challenges, States have by and large three avenues for regulatory management at their disposal: the first one is domestic legislation on pollution control and conservation within the boundaries of jurisdictional limits set by international law; the second avenue is action through regional organisations of economic integration which have the power of supranational law-making, although these also have to observe the same jurisdictional limits in relation to the international community; and the third avenue is traditional international law-making, the method on which this Chapter focuses.

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International Environmental “soft law”

Cited by 30 publications

References 50 publications

Private Regimes and Global Environmental Governance: Soft Law as an Instrument to Address Common Environmental Issues

Private Regimes and Global Environmental Governance: Soft Law as an Instrument to Address Common Environmental Issues

Foundations in Natural Science, Economics and Epistemology: Problems, Categories, Strategies, and the Issue of Growth

States Responsibility and Liability for Transboundary Environmental Harm

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