The latest issue of the
Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law (Vol. 29, no. 1, April 2020) is out. Contents include:
- Special Issue: Water Protection and Armed Conflicts in International Law
- Carl Bruch, Erika Weinthal, & Jessica Troell, Water law and governance in post‐conflict settings
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Daniëlla Dam‐de Jong, Building a sustainable peace: How peace processes shape and are shaped by the international legal framework for the governance of natural resources
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Mara Tignino & Öykü Irmakkesen, Water in peace operations: The case of Haiti
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Bjørn‐Oliver Magsig, Water security: A litmus test for international law
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Marco Pertile & Sondra Faccio, Access to water in Donbass and Crimea: Attacks against water infrastructures and the blockade of the North Crimea Canal
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Marja Lehto, Armed conflicts and the environment: The International Law Commission’s new draft principles
- Original Articles
- Olivia Woolley, What would ecological climate change law look like? Developing a method for analysing the international climate change regime from an ecological perspective
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Emily Webster, Transnational legal processes, the EU and RED II: Strengthening the global governance of bioenergy
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Carlos Soria‐Rodríguez, The European environmental regulation of marine renewable energies
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Beatrice Garske, Jessica Stubenrauch, & Felix Ekardt, Sustainable phosphorus management in European agricultural and environmental law
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Zachary Allen Roy Phillips, Barbuda’s community title to land: A furtherance of the Convention on Biological Diversity?
- Case Notes
- Lorenzo Squintani, Balancing nature and economic interests in the European Union: On the concept of mitigation under the Habitats Directive
