OXFORD HANDBK OF INTL ENVIRONM

1. Mapping the Field ; PART I GENERAL ISSUES ; 2. The Evolution of International Environmental Law ; 3. Paradigms and Discourses ; 4. Global Environmental Governance as Administration ; 5. Levels of Environmental Governance ; 6. Formality and Informality ; 7. Relationship between International Environmental Law and Other Branches of International Law ; 8. Instrument Choice ; 9. Science and Technology ; PART II: ANALYTICAL TOOLS AND PERSPECTIVES ; 10. International Relations Theory ; 11. An Economic Theory of International Environmental Law ; 12. Critical Approaches ; 13. Ethics and International Environmental Law ; PART III: BASIC ISSUES AREAS ; 14. Atmosphere and Outer Space ; 15. Ocean and Freshwater Resources ; 16. Biological Resources ; 17. Hazardous Substances and Activities ; PART IV: NORMATIVE DEVELOPMENT ; 18. Different Types of Norms in International Environmental Law ; 19. Formation of Customary International Law and General Principles ; 20. Treaty Making and Treaty Evolution ; 21. Private and Quasi-Private Standard Setting ; PART V: KEY CONCEPTS ; 22. Transboundary Impacts ; 23. Common Areas, Common Heritage, Common Concern ; 24. Ecosystems ; 25. Precaution ; 26. Sustainable Development ; 27. Equity ; 28. Environmental Rights ; 29. Public Participation ; 30. Legitimacy ; PART VI: ACTORS AND INSTITUTIONS ; 31. Changing Role of the State ; 32. International Institutions ; 33. NGOs and Civil Society ; 34. Epistemic Communities ; 35. Business ; 36. Indigenous Peoples ; 37. Regional Economic Integration Organizations ; 38. Treaty Bodies ; PART VII: IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT ; 39. Compliance Theory ; 40. National Implementation ; 41. Financial and Technological Transfers ; 42. Monitoring and Verification ; 43. Compliance Procedures ; 44. International Responsibility and Liability ; 45. International Dispute Settlement ; 46. Conclusions

Ellen Hey is Professor of Public International Law, Faculty of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam