Scandinavian studies in law

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  Año 2014, Número 59

  • Energy

    • The Conditions for future energy-smart water utilities under EU and danish law and policy

      Ellen Margrethe Basse

      págs. 19-78

      

    • Nord Stream, the environment and the law: disentangling a multijurisdictional energy project

      David Langlet

      págs. 79-108

      

    • International environmental law perspective on climate change and sustainable energy development

      Katak Malla

      págs. 109-146

      

  • Resource Efficiency

    • Promoting energy and resource efficiency through the ecodesign directive

      Carl Dalhammar

      págs. 147-180

      

    • Basic legal principles in water management regimes: the water basin principle

      Erkki J. Hollo

      págs. 181-200

      

    • Adaptive management of EU marine ecosystems: about time to include fishery

      Gabriel Michanek, Anna Christiernsson

      págs. 201-242

      

  • Method

    • The Value of proactive methodological approaches for understanding environmental law

      Adalheidur Jóhannsdóttir

      págs. 243-258

      

    • Planetary boundaries and the matching of international treaty regimes

      Jonas Ebbesson

      págs. 259-284

      

    • Methods of environmental law research in Finland

      Kai Kokko

      págs. 285-318

      

    • Four points on point four: implementing environmental quality standards in sweden

      Christina Olsen Lundh

      págs. 319-350

      

    • Effective justice? synthesis report of the study on the implentation of articles 9.3 and 9.4 of the aarhus convention in the member states of the European Union

      Jan Darpö

      págs. 351-398

      

  • Contributors

    • Contributors

      págs. 397-398