REVUE : Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law (vol. 25, n°3, November 2016)

David ROY

The latest issue of the Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law (vol. 25, n°3, November 2016) is out.

Editorial

Regular Articles

Benjamin J. Richardson, The Emerging Age of Ecological Restoration Law 

Arie Trouwborst, Floor Fleurke, Jennifer Dubrulle, Border Fences and their Impacts on Large Carnivores, Large Herbivores and Biodiversity: An International Wildlife Law Perspective 

Susanna Paleari, Managing Chemicals under REACH ‘Hybridity’: Progress and Problems in the Implementation Process 

Alexander Gillespie,Vulnerability and Response to the Risk of International Shipping: The Case of the Salish Sea 

Yoshifumi Tanaka, Regulation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from International Shipping and Jurisdiction of States 

Till Marku, Pradeep Singh, Promoting Consistency in the Deep Seabed: Addressing Regulatory Dimensions in Designing the International Seabed Authority's Exploitation Code 

Christian Pri, Ole Kristian Fauchald, Securing Crop Genetic Diversity: Reconciling EU Seed Legislation and Biodiversity Treaties 

Eléonore Maitre-Eker, Carl Dalhammar, Regulating Planned Obsolescence: A Review of Legal Approaches to Increase Product Durability and Reparability in Europe

Book Reviews

Jeffrey McGee, Climate Change, Capitalism, and Corporations: Processes of Creative Self-Destruction 

Sanna Elfving, Trade in the Service of Sustainable Development: Linking Trade to Labour Rights and Environmental Standards 

Abdullah-Al Arif, International Environmental Law and the Global South