The latest issue of the
Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law (Vol. 27, no. 3, November 2018) is out. Contents include:
- Special Issue: Plastics Regulation
- Karen Raubenheimer, Alistair McIlgorm, & Nilüfer Oral, Towards an improved international framework to govern the life cycle of plastics
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Elizabeth A. Kirk & Naporn Popattanachai, Marine plastics: Fragmentation, effectiveness and legitimacy in international lawmaking
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Giulia Carlini & Konstantin Kleine, Advancing the international regulation of plastic pollution beyond the United Nations Environment Assembly resolution on marine litter and microplastics
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Linda Finska & Julie Gjørtz Howden, Troubled waters – Where is the bridge? Confronting marine plastic pollution from international watercourses
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Esther Kentin & Heidi Kaarto, An EU ban on microplastics in cosmetic products and the right to regulate
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Thomas J. de Römph & Geert Van Calster, REACH in a circular economy: The obstacles for plastics recyclers and regulators
- Regular Articles
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Louis J. Kotzé & Wendy Muzangaza, Constitutional international environmental law for the Anthropocene?
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Alexander Zahar, Implementation of the polluter pays principle in China
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Arie Trouwborst, Wolves not welcome? Zoning for large carnivore conservation and management under the Bern Convention and EU Habitats Directive
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Abdullah Al Arif, Exploring the legal status and key features of ecosystem‐based fisheries management in international fisheries law
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Lisa Benjamin, Adelle Thomas, & Rueanna Haynes, An ‘Islands’ COP’? Loss and damage at COP23
- Case Note
- Nicolas de Sadeleer, Preliminary ruling on the compatibility of taxation of superstores with the right to freedom of establishment and State aid law: Case C‐233/16, ANGED
