- ISBN: 9780890896747 | 0890896747
- Cover: Paperback
- Copyright: 1/11/2000
Preface | |
Acknowledgments | |
Editorial Note | |
Introduction to Comparative Environmental Law | p. 3 |
Introduction | p. 3 |
Comparative Law Methodology | p. 3 |
Prologue: The Evolution and Eclectic Nature of this Book | p. 4 |
The Methodology of Comparative Law | p. 11 |
Legal Cultures and Legal Paradigms: Towards a New Model for Comparative Law | p. 16 |
Comparative Law Involving Asian Legal Systems | p. 25 |
Asian Law and Comparative Legal Studies: A Proposed Curriculum Design | p. 25 |
Introduction to Asian Legal Systems | p. 26 |
Comparative Environmental Law | p. 30 |
Challenges to the East Asian Environment | p. 30 |
Environmental Law as "Sacred Text": Western Values and Southeast Asia Prospects | p. 34 |
The United States of America | p. 43 |
Introduction | p. 43 |
Governing Nature | p. 44 |
Econometrics and the Environment | p. 52 |
Environmental Law and Democratic Legitimacy | p. 52 |
The Beginning Of Environmental Law | p. 59 |
From The Beginning, A Fundamental Shift of Paradigms: A Theory and Short History of Environmental Law | p. 59 |
The Nonequilibrium Paradigm in Ecology and the Partial Unraveling of Environmental Law | p. 68 |
Exporting American Values: Tenth Amendment Principles and International Environmental Assistance | p. 75 |
Reflections from the 25th Year | p. 81 |
Environmental Law - Old Ways and New Directions | p. 82 |
United States Environmental Regulation: A Failing Paradigm | p. 91 |
The Water, The Trees, And The Land: Three Nearly Forgotten Cases that Changed the American Landscape | p. 99 |
The Relation Between Water Policy, Land Use and the Environment (1998) | p. 115 |
Innovation, Imitation, and Facilitation | p. 133 |
Developing an Environmental Model: Piecing Together the Growing Diversity of International Environmental Standards and Agendas Affecting Mining Companies | p. 134 |
Globalization and the Convergence of Values | p. 140 |
Institutionalising Ecologically Sustainable Development: The Roles of National, State, and Local Governments in Translating Grand Strategy Into Action | p. 150 |
The People's Republic China | p. 167 |
The Environmental Setting | p. 167 |
The Developing Environmental Law and Policy of the People's Republic of China: An Introduction and Appraisal | p. 167 |
Introduction to the Legal System | p. 173 |
Forgotten Legal China | p. 173 |
Introduction to Asian Legal Systems | p. 174 |
Differences Between British and Chinese Views of Law Forebode Uncertainties For Hong Kong's People After the 1997 Transfer | p. 187 |
Structures of Environmental Law | p. 190 |
The Developing Environmental Law and Policy of the People's Republic of China: An Introduction and Appraisal | p. 190 |
Critique of Environmental Law, Issues and Problems | p. 209 |
Controlling the Environmental Consequences of Power Development in the People's Republic of China | p. 209 |
Economic Development and Environmental Law in China's Special Economic Zones | p. 214 |
Punishing for Environmental Protection? Enforcement Issues in China | p. 217 |
Limits of the Law in Addressing China's Environmental Dilemma | p. 228 |
Japan | p. 243 |
Introduction and Environmental Attitudes | p. 243 |
Christians in Japan | p. 244 |
Exemplar of Comparative Law | p. 246 |
Japanese Law as Comparative Law | p. 246 |
Staging, Transplanting, and Development of Foreign Laws | p. 248 |
The Second Task of Comparative Law to Transplant Foreign Laws | p. 249 |
The Occidental Rule of Law in Japanese Context | p. 256 |
The Law of the Subtle Mind: The Traditional Japanese Conception of Law | p. 256 |
Comparative Law, Law and the Legal Process in Japan | p. 274 |
Environmental Law and Policy in Japan | p. 284 |
A Survey of Environmental Law and Policy in Japan | p. 284 |
The Japan Scene and the Present Product Liability Proposal | p. 306 |
Superpower Leadership Role | p. 314 |
The Context for Innovation in Japan: Comparative Competitive Aspects and Some Practical Comments | p. 314 |
South Korea | p. 325 |
States, Industrial Policies and Antidumping Enforcement in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan | p. 326 |
Aspiration and Reality in Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Singapore: An Introduction to the Environmental Regulatory Systems of Asia's Four New Dragons | p. 329 |
Pacific Rim Environmental Regulation: A Western Perspective of Several Countries' Environmental Liability Laws | p. 336 |
The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Korea: Transforming the Jurisprudence of the Vortex? | p. 339 |
Developing Countries, Regional Organizations, and the ISO 14001 Environmental Management Standard | p. 372 |
Taiwan | p. 381 |
Introduction: "The Beautiful Island" in Transition | p. 381 |
Reclaiming the Beautiful Island: Taiwan's Emerging Environmental Regulation | p. 382 |
International Law, the Environment, and Taiwan Non Sui Juris | p. 387 |
International Law and The Environment: The Need For An Aggregate Organization | p. 387 |
Recognizing the Environmental Costs of the Recognition Problem: The Advantages of Taiwan's Direct Participation in International Environmental Law Treaties | p. 396 |
Comparative Law Perspective | p. 407 |
The Environmental Laws and Policies of Taiwan: A Comparative Law Perspective | p. 408 |
Regulatory Reform Efforts | p. 419 |
Changing Forces of Constitutional and Regulatory Reform in Taiwan | p. 419 |
The Many Futures of Reform | p. 431 |
New Developments in Environmental Law And Policy in Taiwan | p. 431 |
Maintaining The Economic Engine | p. 439 |
Environmental Issues Affecting Business Transactions in Taiwan | p. 440 |
Southeast Asia | p. 451 |
Introduction | p. 451 |
Introduction to Asian Legal Systems | p. 453 |
The Development of Environmental Law in Southeast Asia | p. 454 |
Environmental Law as "Sacred Text": Western Values and Southeast Asian Prospects | p. 454 |
Singapore: A Model of Urban Environmentalism in Southeast Asia | p. 470 |
International Law and Developing States: Lessons from Vietnam | p. 478 |
Deforestation: A Major Issue Within Southeast Asia | p. 483 |
The Politics of Deforestation in Indonesia | p. 483 |
Vietnam: Legal Reform and the Fate of the Forests | p. 486 |
Sustainable Development and the Forestry Law of the Tongass National Forest and Indonesian Forests | p. 492 |
Deforestation in Cambodia and Malaysia: The Case for an International Legal Solution | p. 498 |
Exit, Voice, and the Depletion of Open Access Resources: The Political Bases of Property Rights in Thailand | p. 501 |
The Future of Environmental Law in Southeast Asia | p. 505 |
Environmental Law as "Sacred Text": Western Values and Southeast Asian Prospects | p. 505 |
International Trade Law and the Environment | p. 509 |
Introduction | p. 509 |
Fisheries Conservation and Management and International Trade Law | p. 509 |
International Trade Law: The Tuna-Dolphin Panel Decisions and Conflicting Treaty Obligations | p. 511 |
Iceland, Whaling and the U.S. Pelly Amendment: The International Trade Law Context | p. 511 |
Green Roots, Bad Pruning: GATT Rules and Their Application to Environmental Trade Measures | p. 516 |
Environmental Trade Sanctions and the GATT: An Analysis of the Pelly Amendment on Foreign Environmental Practices | p. 522 |
The 1991 U.S.-Mexico Gatt Panel Report on Tuna and Dolphin: Implications for Trade and Environmental Conflicts | p. 528 |
Multilateral Environmental Agreements and the GATT: Conflict and Resolution? | p. 529 |
Trade and Environment: Whales | p. 539 |
Iceland, Whaling and the U.S. Pelly Amendment: The International Trade Law Context | p. 539 |
Trade and Environment: Forestry | p. 543 |
Tropical Forests and Trade Policy: The Legality of Unilateral Attempts to Promote Sustainable Development under the GATT | p. 543 |
Deforestation in Cambodia and Malaysia: The Case for an International Legal Solution | p. 553 |
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