Titlebook: Science-Based Lawmaking; How to Effectively I Dionysia-Theodora Avgerinopoulou Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Environmental

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Contemporary Lawmaking Processes and Progressive Lawmaking Processes That Bind the States Without Unnter-governmental organizations and other international arrangements—comprehensively speaking “international institutions.” By “international institutions” I comprehensively refer to both the inter-governmental organizations (“IOs”) and the treaty-based international institutions. “Treaty-based inte

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Progressive Lawmaking Procedures in the Framework of International Institutions with Environmental Cer model for the integration of science in the international environmental lawmaking procedures (optimization of the system). This is necessary since the various developments of the regimes respond differently to chances in scientific knowledge without need to begin afresh with a new treaty. In orde

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Normative Powers of Expert Bodies as Variables for Effective Environmental Governancets of the Member States. The stronger the science-base of the structure of these institutions is, the stronger the elements of a common will of the States could develop. In the previous chapters the book explored both traditional and progressive lawmaking techniques by various political bodies of in

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Additional Theoretical Legal Bases for the Integration of Science in International Environmental Lawy constitutional or procedural amendment. For example, within the framework of intergovernmental organizations, the “implied powers” of an organization could possibly serve as an additional basis for an expert body to establish lawmaking competences, if it does not hold any such competence based on

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Criticism Against the Delegation of Lawmaking Powers to Experts Based Upon Democratic Considerationsinstitutions. Democratic governance considerations, though, raise limits to the science-based lawmaking model, and specifically to the delegation of the legislative competences to expert bodies that the science-based lawmaking model requires. In this Chapter, the Book discusses some of the limits im