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The Precautionary Legal Duties and Principles of Modern International Environmental Law

Harald HohmannDepartment of Law, University of Frankfurt/Main, Germany

ISBN13: 9781853339110
ISBN: 1853339113
Published: November 1994
Publisher: Kluwer Law International
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: Out of print





This monograph on the precautionary principle reviews the basic environmental declarations of the most important international environmental organizations (UNO/UNEP, EEC, OECD, Council of Europe) and bodies (ILA, IDI, ILC). It also analyzes the international agreements for the protection of the environment (water, land/species, air/atmosphere).;This analysis covers the basic documents of international environmental law issued from 1911 to 1993 and its aim is to specify the extent of establishment, and impact of, the precautionary principle in current international environmental law (customary law and conventions)

Contents:
The contribution of international organizations and bodies to the development of modern international environmental law - traditional international environmental law (developments until 1972), developments towards modern international environmental law (after the Stockholm declaration), results; analysis of the agreements for the protection of the environment - agreements for the protection of water, agreements for the protection of soils, of species and generally of nature, agreements for the protection of the air and atmosphere; conclusions.