International Law, Innovation, and Environmental Change in the Anthropocene

Международное право, инновации и изменения окружающей среды в антропоцене
Tim Stephens, Sara L. Seck, Cameron S. G. Jefferies
2018-07-10

Anthropoceneenvironmental governanceglobal environmental changeinternational environmental lawlegal innovation
This book deploys the concept of innovation to explore normative and institutional responses in international law to the challenges to global order posed by rapid environmental change. In this context the contributions to the book address two key innovation-related themes. The first is the theme of innovation in legal reactions to global environmental problems. How can law anticipate, prevent, and adapt to environmental transformations? This is the notion of 'innovation originating in the legal and policy sphere' and is expressly directed to achieve desired policy outcomes.
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It addresses how environmental change challenges global order and require innovative legal reactions.
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It analyzes how international law can anticipate, prevent, and adapt to global environmental transformations.
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The book uses innovation as a framework for examining international law’s normative and institutional responses to rapid environmental change.
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The work focuses on innovation originating in legal and policy spheres to achieve intended environmental policy outcomes.

International law and its normative and institutional responses to rapid global environmental change

Innovation in legal and policy responses that anticipate, prevent, and adapt to global environmental transformations

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Tim Stephens
Sara L. Seck
Cameron S. G. Jefferies
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