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The quality and the strength of an environmental legal system is a reflection of the conceptual foundations upon which it is constructed. The Research Handbook on Fundamental Concepts of Environmental Law illuminates key aspects of environmental governance through the lens of their underlying dimensions: for example, the form, structure and language of international, regional and national instruments; the function of norms, objectives and standards; and the relevance of economic analysis and of integrated policy formulation. The topical chapters in this timely Handbook include analyses of human rights, constitutional rights, property rights, sustainable development, environmental impact assessment and precaution. Perceptive contributions examine the emerging roles played by various concepts, values and objectives in environmental governance. The nature of these emerging concepts and their relationship with traditional rights and duties, which are typically reactive in nature, is of particular significance. The concepts examined go to the heart of environmental law: the capacity of a system of environmental governance to be judicially recognized and enforced.This insightful Handbook will be a valuable resource for all students and researchers in environmental law and governance. It will be essential reading for policymakers, legal drafters and anyone needing to understand the foundations of the modern environmental legal system.

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This book mainly focuses on environmental and resource law under Chinese law, involving secondary disciplines such as international law, civil law, administrative law and criminal law, as well as issues related to other first-class disciplines such as environmental science and ecology. The contents include general theory of environmental law (basic theory), prevention and control of environmental pollution, natural resources protection law and international environmental law. It basically covers all fields of China's environmental law and is a handy reference for those seeking to understand it. Ke Zhou has been teaching at the Law School of Chinese Renmin University for a long time, has successively served as the deputy director of the Department of Economic Law and the director of the Department of Environmental Resources Law and has rich experience in teaching and scientific research. Luozhi Yi is a native of Wangcheng, Hunan. He is a D. in Law, a Master's degree supervisor, Associate Professor at Hunan University Law School. Specialties: Environmental and Resource Protection, Contract, and Economic Law. Xinxin Su, male, from Handan, Hebei. D. in Law, Professor of the Law School of Zhejiang Gongshang University. Specialties: Jurisprudence, Environmental, and Resource Protection Law. He earned the China Law Youth Forum Award. Yochai Sun, male, is a native of Rongcheng, Shandong. D. in Management. He was the deputy director of the Research Office of the Supreme People's Court and a first-class senior judge. He is currently a professor of law and the Dean of the Law School of Tianjin University, a member of the National Advisory Committee on the Environment, the Vice President of the China Environmental Resources Law Research Association, and the Executive Director of the Chinese Society for Environmental Science.

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