Environmental Change and International Law: New Challenges and Dimensions (UNU, 1992, 493 pages): Issues in international environmental law: 5. State responsibility, liability, and remedial measures under international law: new criteria for environmental protection: (introductory text...)

Environmental Change and International Law: New Challenges and Dimensions (UNU, 1992, 493 pages)

Issues in international environmental law

5. State responsibility, liability, and remedial measures under international law: new criteria for environmental protection

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		1. The evolving law of state responsibility
		2. New environmental realities and their impact upon the law
		3. Conceptual developments and the new basic principle of international law
		4. The expanding scope of the law: global reach and international cooperation
		5. Material changes in the law of state responsibility
		6. Expanding the protection of the affected interests
		7. Liability for acts not prohibited by international law: the ongoing debate
		8. The expanding role of practice: substantive and procedural developments
		9. The protection of the marine environment: a leading case of innovation
		10. The Antarctic environment: developing a comprehensive regime for responsibility and liability
		11. The new law of state responsibility: improvement and caution
		12. Avoiding environmental degradation and opposing the world ecological government: a conclusion
		Notes

Francisco Orrego Vicuñna