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Institutionalizing International Environmental Law

By Bharat H. Desai

Book information

Publisher
Transnational Publishers, Inc. / Brill
Year
2004
ISBN
1571053131, 9789004480513
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
116 MB (121937937 bytes)
Pages
XIII, 378\392
Time added
2021-12-02 14:34:44

Description

This is a ground-breaking study of the law-making process and the linkage between international environmental law and international environmental institutions Among many highlights, this study shows that international institution building is an organic process directly geared to the needs of states. It underscores the fact of international life that institutions are essentially tools, operating within legal parameters, for states to address global problems.

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