The latest issue of the
Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law (Vol. 29, no. 3, November 2020) is out. Contents include:
- Special Issue: Contemporary Issues in International Water Law
- Lingjie Kong, The Dispute over the Status and Use of the Waters of the Silala case and the customary rules on the definition of international watercourse
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Yang Liu, Beyond semantics: Overcoming the normative incoherence surrounding the protection of international watercourse ecosystems
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Nabaat Tasnima Mahbub, The role of proportionality in the law of transboundary waters
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Alistair Rieu‐Clarke, Can reporting enhance transboundary water cooperation? Early insights from the Water Convention and the Sustainable Development Goals reporting exercise
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Yu Su, Evolving normativity in contemporary international water law: A communicative approach to the growing role of non‐state actors
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Patricia Wouters & Sergei Vinogradov, Reframing the transboundary water discourse: Contextualized international law in practice
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David J. Devlaeminck & Xisheng Huang, China and the global water conventions in light of recent developments: Time to take a second look?
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Sergei Vinogradov & Patricia Wouters, Adaptation regulatory regimes to address climate change challenges in transboundary water basins: Can multilateral regionalism help?
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Tianbao Qin & Jin Gu, Payments for ecosystem services in transboundary water allocation cases: An approach for China and its neighbours
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Owen McIntyre, State responsibility in international law for transboundary water‐related harm: The emergence of a new ecosystems‐based paradigm?
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Ana Maria Daza‐Clark, Enforcing transboundary water obligations through investment treaty arbitration: China, Laos and the Mekong River
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Huiping Chen, The role of amicus curiae in implementing the human right to water in the context of international investment law
- Original Articles
- Veera Pekkarinen, Going beyond CO2: Strengthening action on global methane emissions under the UN climate regime
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José Juste Ruiz, The process towards a Global Pact for the Environment at the United Nations: From legal ambition to political dilution
- Case Note
- Roberta Greco, Cordella et al v Italy and the effectiveness of human rights law remedies in cases of environmental pollution
