Titlebook: International Law and the Resolution of Central and East European; Paul R. Williams Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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The Northern Tier include disputes relating to water pollution, air pollution, the destruction of biodiversity, liability for hazardous waste and the siting and operation of nuclear facilities. These disputes exist at all four phases of the dispute resolution process, with some states just beginning to articulate th

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The Dispute-Formation Phasethe dispute formation phase. The Gab?íkovo–Nagymaros Project dispute serves as a particularly useful case study since the parties have attempted to resolve the dispute through negotiation, inquiry, mediation and adjudication.. During each of these processes, the parties have invoked legal rationales

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The Pre-Resolution Phaserespect to the Project through considerable contact with various sub-state actors, which as a result of the 1989 political revolutions were provided greater opportunity to influence the dispute resolution behavior of their respective state entities.. Czechoslovakia and Hungary also initiated contact

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The Regime of International Law transboundary environmental protection among CEE states, this chapter first explains the nature and operation of international regimes and the role of law as a constituent element of the regime of transboundary environmental protection, including its relation to other constituent elements such as s

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Gauging the Operability of International LawCEE states, sub-state actors and interested third parties to resolve transboundary environmental disputes. This chapter explores the various circumstances affecting the behavior of states, and in particular draws conclusions relating to whether the changing ecological dynamics and the political and