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Environmental damage in international and comparative law : Problems of definition and valuation

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: New York Oxford University Press 2002Description: 349p xxixISBN:
  • 9780199255733
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 341.762000 BOW
Contents:
Table of contents 1. The Definition and Valuation of Environmental Harm ; 2. Reparation for Environmental Damage in International Law: Some Preliminary Problems ; 3. The Economic Value of Environmental Damage ; 4. " Intrinsic Value" and Biological Diversity ; 5. Environmental Damage and Living Modified Organisims ; 6. Indigenous Peoples' Lifestyle as an Environmental Valuation Problem ; 7. Environmental Damage in the Practice of the UN Compensation Commission ; 8. Environmental Damage and Environmental Impact Assessment ; 9. The Concept of Environmental Damage in International Liability Regimes ; 10. The Relationship Between Environmental Damage and Pollution: Marine Oil Pollution Laws in Malasia and Singapore ; 11. Environmental Damages in Common Law ; 12. Environmental Damage in the Legal Systems of the Nordic Countries and Germany ; 13. Civil Law Approaches to Environmental Damage: Poland ; 14. Definition and Valuation of Environmental Damage: The Contribution of the Scottish Legal System ; 15. The Approach of Mixed Legal Systems: The Case of Mauritius ; 16. Definition and Valuation of Environmental Damage in Turkey ; 17. Environmental Damage and Valuation in Brazil ; 18. Caribbean Environmental Damage and Valuation ; 19. The EC White Paper on Environment Liability and the Recovery of Damages for Injury to Public Natural Resources
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Table of contents
1. The Definition and Valuation of Environmental Harm ;
2. Reparation for Environmental Damage in International Law: Some Preliminary Problems ;
3. The Economic Value of Environmental Damage ;
4. " Intrinsic Value" and Biological Diversity ;
5. Environmental Damage and Living Modified Organisims ;
6. Indigenous Peoples' Lifestyle as an Environmental Valuation Problem ;
7. Environmental Damage in the Practice of the UN Compensation Commission ;
8. Environmental Damage and Environmental Impact Assessment ;
9. The Concept of Environmental Damage in International Liability Regimes ;
10. The Relationship Between Environmental Damage and Pollution: Marine Oil Pollution Laws in Malasia and Singapore ;
11. Environmental Damages in Common Law ;
12. Environmental Damage in the Legal Systems of the Nordic Countries and Germany ;
13. Civil Law Approaches to Environmental Damage: Poland ;
14. Definition and Valuation of Environmental Damage: The Contribution of the Scottish Legal System ;
15. The Approach of Mixed Legal Systems: The Case of Mauritius ;
16. Definition and Valuation of Environmental Damage in Turkey ;
17. Environmental Damage and Valuation in Brazil ;
18. Caribbean Environmental Damage and Valuation ;
19. The EC White Paper on Environment Liability and the Recovery of Damages for Injury to Public Natural Resources