Journal of environmental law

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  Año 2017, Vol. 29, Número 3

  • Public Participation in China’s Environmental Lawmaking: In Pursuit of Better Environmental Democracy

    Xiao Zhu, Kaijie Wu

    págs. 389-416

    

  • Vagueness and Discretion in the Scope of the EIA Directive

    Kalina Arabadjieva

    págs. 417-444

    

  • A Borrowed Cloak: The Institutional Bottlenecks to Legislating Environmental Information Disclosure by Chinese Listed Corporations

    Tao Huang, Qingyue Yue

    págs. 445-473

    

  • The ‘Triangle’ of Australian Energy Law and Policy: Omissions, Connections and Evaluating Environmental Effects

    Simon Marsden

    págs. 475-503

    

  • Are More Prescriptive Laws Better? Transforming REDD+ Safeguards into National Legislation

    Claudia Ituarte-Lima, Constance L. McDermott

    págs. 505-536

    

  • The Legality of Downgrading Nationally Determined Contributions under the Paris Agreement: Lessons from the US Disengagement

    Lavanya Rajamani, Jutta Brunnée

    págs. 537-551

    

  • Significant International Environmental Law Cases 2016–17

    James Harrison

    págs. 553-563

    

  • Surviving Without Nature

    Valerie Fogleman

    págs. 565-578