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

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-85469-4sponses to the human-environment interfaces, as well as information exchanges and innovative visions. This paper highlights the importance of transparency tools in international environmental law, identifies the current challenges, and explores possible opportunities created by the Anthropocene epoc

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Convex Analysis and Hyperplasticity,ironmental case in domestic Courts in India (and probably in the world). Each of these case studies illustrate that remedies have to be made accessible to the people and evolved in much greater consultation with stakeholders rather than devised . by the Courts in a top down fashion and environmental

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Moving Towards “Ecological Civilization” in the Anthropocene: The Future of Environmental Law in Chi 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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Governance for Protected Areas “Beyond the Boundary”—A Conceptual Framework for Biodiversity Conservthat 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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