Islands and the South: Framing the Relationship between International Law and Environmental Crisis

Storr, Cait

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“…40 Studying how concepts of the environment evolved within non-European thought and outside the tradition of Enlightenment humanism reveals alternative visions to the severance model. 41 one was allowed to go to the farm on these days. The rationale was to allow mother Earth to rest.…”

Section: A Resource Ripe For the Taking: The Enduring Legacy Of Law'smentioning

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An Unknown Past, an Unequal Present, and an Uncertain Future: Transnational Environmental Law Through Three Research Challenges

Affolder

2020

SSRN Journal

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The ecological overshoot of humanity requires us to both zoom into the details of intrahuman injustice-otherwise we do not see the suffering of many humans-and to zoom out of that history, or else we do not see the suffering of other species and, in a manner of speaking, of the planet. 1 Transnational law offers a particularly rich opportunity for zooming in and zooming out. While functioning as a methodology, a discourse and a field of substantive law, 2 transnational law brings particular dimensions, sites and processes of environmental law and lawmaking into view. Approaching transnational law as a vision field does not downgrade the role of its practitioners and scholars to the status of observers. Rather, transnational law encompasses a project of changing the world by changing dominant ideas about it. Transnational law has long been seen to function as a mechanism for illuminating particular spaces. Such spaces include the empty space left by existing doctrinal perspectives, 3 and the particular relationships between, around and outside national laws. 4 It offers a way of looking at and for law that is alert to spheres of normativity different from the nation state, or that involves distinct ways of conceiving of the nation state. It highlights private actors and the power and

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Section: A Resource Ripe For the Taking: The Enduring Legacy Of Law'smentioning

confidence: 99%

An Unknown Past, an Unequal Present, and an Uncertain Future: Transnational Environmental Law Through Three Research Challenges

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2020

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“…24 Storr ukazuje na to da bi se teškoće u primeni međunarodnog prava radi rešavanja problema u oblasti životne sredine trebale tumačiti manje kao slabost međunarodnog prava "same po sebi", već više kao manifestacija prekida u odnosima između ljudske i prirodne sredine i logike međunarodnog prava. 25 Borras poreklo slabosti prava životne sredine vidi, velikim delom, u činjenici da se pravni sistemi odnose prema prirodi kao vlasništvu koje treba da bude eksploatisano i degradirano, a manje kao "integralnom ekološkom partneru sa svojim vlastitim pravima na postojanje i razvoj. 26 Sažetu skicu problema koji postoje u sistemu upravljanja, čiji uzrok značajnim delom leži u postojećem načinu funkcionisanja velikog broja ugovora daju Rogers et al Oni sve probleme koji su povezani sa međunarodnim ugovorima grupišu na sledeći način: problemi koji se tiču upravljanja, ratifikacije i sprovođenja, (ratifikacije od strane SAD, ratifikacije od strane drugih država), problemi koji su povezani sa različitim pravnim tradicijama, problemi koji proističu iz nedostatka finansijskih sredstava, problemi koji su povezani sa (ne)postojanjem političke volje, zatim problemi koji se odnose na potrebu izgradnje kapaciteta, unapređenje obrazovanja i jačanje rada pravosudnih akademija, rad WTO, subvencije u poljoprivredi i trgovinske barijere.…”

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International Environmental Traties and Causes of (In)efficiency

Todić

2017

SPZ

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In the contemporary literature dealing with international environmental law a significant number of papers is devoted to criticism on account of efficiency of international environmental treaties. The purpose of this paper is to show the various factors and causes of (in) efficiency of these international treaties. In the first part of paper the importance of international environmental treaties, as a source of law, is emphasized. Other sources of the international environmental law are pointed out, too. In the main part of the paper methodological issues and criteria for measurements of effectiveness and the causes of (in) efficiency of international environmental treaties are discussed. Paper provides an overview of the problems that affect the achievement of goals. Some international treaties which achieved the prescribed objectives, as well as some which did not meet the objectives are mentioned. It is noted that there are several different factors that determine the possibilities of achieving the goals of international environmental treaties.

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National environmental regulatory systems for the management of environmental impacts in small island jurisdictions

Shah

2023

Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability

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Islands and the South: Framing the Relationship between International Law and Environmental Crisis

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An Unknown Past, an Unequal Present, and an Uncertain Future: Transnational Environmental Law Through Three Research Challenges

An Unknown Past, an Unequal Present, and an Uncertain Future: Transnational Environmental Law Through Three Research Challenges

International Environmental Traties and Causes of (In)efficiency

National environmental regulatory systems for the management of environmental impacts in small island jurisdictions

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