REVUE : Transnational Environmental Law (vol. 2, n°1, April 2013)

Rafael do PRADO

The latest issue of Transnational Environmental Law (vol. 2, n°1, April 2013) is out. Contents include:

• Symposium: Global Environmental Risk Governance under Conditions of Scientific Uncertainty: Legal, Political and Social Transformations
• Oren Perez & Reut Snir, Foreword
• Timothy Meyer, Epistemic Institutions and Epistemic Cooperation in International Environmental Governance
• Adi Ayal, Ronen Hareuveny & Oren Perez, Science, Politics and Transnational Regulation: Regulatory Scientific Institutions and the Dilemmas of Hybrid Authority
• Reut Snir, Governance by Disclosure: Transnational Convergence in the Field of Nanotechnology
• Dirk A. Heyen, Influence of the EU Chemicals Regulation on the US Policy Reform Debate: Is a ‘California Effect’ within REACH?
• Arie Trouwborst, Richard Caddell & Ed Couzens, To Free or Not to Free? State Obligations and the Rescue and Release of Marine Mammals: A Case Study of ‘Morgan the Orca’
• Till Markus, Changing the Base: Legal Implications of Scientific Criteria and Methodological Standards on what Constitutes Good Marine Environmental Status
• Aline Jaeckel, Intellectual Property Rights and the Conservation of Plant Biodiversity as a Common Concern of Humankind