Environmental law: When does it make sense to negotiate international agreements?

Environmental law: When does it make sense to negotiate international agreements?

In a panel discussion of American Society of International Law members conducted in April 1993, the following topics were explored: 1. What is the value added in using international legal means to pursue environmental objectives? 2. When does it make sense to try to negotiate a "harder" in...

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Hauptverfasser: Donoghue, Joan E, Sand, Peter H, McManus, Robert J, Levy, Marc A
Format: Tagungsbericht
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Criteria
Environmental protection
Environmental regulations
International agreements
International law
Negotiations
Treaties
Trends
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Zusammenfassung:In a panel discussion of American Society of International Law members conducted in April 1993, the following topics were explored: 1. What is the value added in using international legal means to pursue environmental objectives? 2. When does it make sense to try to negotiate a "harder" international agreement rather than to forge a "softer" statement of principles or other, less binding arrangement? 2. What criteria should be applied in determining the scope of any agreement that is negotiated, global or regional?
ISSN:0272-5037
2169-1118