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• Cover
• Preface
• Table of Treaties
• Part I: Historical Development
• 1 From the Beginnings of International Environmental Law to the Stockholm Conference (1972)
• 2 From Stockholm to the Rio Conference (1992)
• 3 From Rio to the Johannesburg Conference (2002)
• 4 Johannesburg and Beyond
• Part II: Key Concepts in International Environmental Law
• 5 ‘Key Concepts’: Meaning, Underlying Ideas and Classification
• 6 ‘No Harm’
• 7 Precautionary Action
• 8 Polluter Pays
• 9 Common but Differentiated Responsibilities
• 10 Sustainable Development
• Part III: Key Issues in Current International Environmental Law
• 11 Freshwater Resources
• 12 Oceans and Marine Resources
• 13 Air, Ozone, Climate and Outer Space
• 14 Flora, Fauna and Biological Diversity
• 15 Wastes and Hazardous Substances
• 16 Procedural Environmental Obligations
• Part IV: International Environmental Governance I:‘Setting the Rules of the Game’
• 17 International Environmental Governance
• 18 International Environmental Treaty-Making and Treaty Regime-Building
• 19 Customary International Environmental Law; Environmental Jus Cogens and Obligations Erga Omnes
• 20 International Environmental ‘Soft Law’
• 21 Private Environmental Governance
• Part V: International Environmental Governance II: Ensuring Compliance
• 22 Compliance Control
• 23 Compliance Assistance
• 24 Responsibility and Liability
• 25 Environmental Dispute Settlement
• Part VI: Relationship between International Environmental Law and Other Areas of International Law
• 26 Environmental Protection and Human Rights
• 27 Environmental Protection and International Peace and Security
• 28 Environmental Protection and International Economic Law
• Part VII: Perspectives
• Index