Titlebook: Charting Environmental Law Futures in the Anthropocene; Michelle Lim Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019 anthropocene.enviro

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Global Assessment and Review: The Importance of a Transparency Turn in International Environmental Lental governance. These mechanisms are, however, under pressure from a range of processes and impacts. Challenges including data availability and lack of comprehensive data collection, unstandardized reporting formats, unsystematic monitoring processes, and fragmentation in international environment

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Liability for Environmental Harm as a Response to the Anthropocened planetary transformations, the differentiated impacts that global environmental change has across communities, species, time and place must not only be considered and characterised, but actively remedied. Instruments that help reconcile related inequities and facilitate our daily existence within

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On the Hypotactic Imperative for a Transition from the Anthropocene to the Sustainoceneleading to a new world-system of (free) charter-cities (rather than nation-states). To respond effectively to ecological crises, decision-making has to devolve to local communities by resurrecting the city-region as a body politic, through constitutional recognition of local sovereignty, including d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b100329 examines the three main challenges to the transformations of environmental law in China in moving towards “ecological civilization”. The interactions between the rules of supra-national, national and local levels constitutes the first challenge. It is argued that efforts should be made both in ways

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Anton Deitmar,Siegfried Echterhoffthat are more integrative. This paper takes Japan’s national parks and UNESCO’s Biosphere Reserves as typical “beyond the boundary” models to discuss integrative management approaches: comprehensive inclusion of stakeholders, partnerships and utilization of soft laws. Comprehensive inclusion is indi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-85469-4are matrix of processes under the Climate Convention, or under the Law of the Sea Convention, which are based on either mandatory commitments or non-binding facilitative measures. The chapter concludes that there are further opportunities to address ocean-climate feedbacks in a targeted and timely m