The latest issue of the
Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law (Vol. 26, no. 2, July 2017) is out. Contents include:
- Special Issue: Environmental Crimes
- Lorraine Elliott,
Cooperation on Transnational Environmental Crime: Institutional Complexity Matters
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Giovanni Broussard,
Building an Effective Criminal Justice Response to Wildlife Trafficking: Experiences from the ASEAN Region
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Gregory Rose,
Australian Law to Combat Illegal Logging in Indonesia: A Gossamer Chain for Transnational Enforcement of Environmental Law
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Michael Faure,
The Development of Environmental Criminal Law in the EU and its Member States
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Ricardo Pereira,
Towards Effective Implementation of the EU Environmental Crime Directive? The Case of Illegal Waste Management and Trafficking Offences
- Regular Article
- Joonas Alaranta & Topi Turunen, Drawing a Line between European Waste and Chemicals Regulation
- Case Note
- Fernando Dias Simões,
Charanne and Construction Investments v. Spain: Legitimate Expectations and Investments in Renewable Energy
