Environmental law for a sustainable society
By: edited by Klaus Bosselmann and David Grinlinton.
Contributors: Bosselmann, Klaus.; Grinlinton, David P. 1956-; New Zealand Centre for Environmental Law.
Series: New Zealand Centre for Environmental Law monograph series -- v. 1.
Publisher: New Zealand Centre for Environmental Law, Faculty of Law, University of Auckland; [Distributed in North America by] Gaunt
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Auckland, New Zealand; Holmes Beach, Fla
Language: eng
Number of pages: 197
Subjects: Environmental law -- New Zealand; Sustainable development -- Law and legislation -- New Zealand; Environmental law; Sustainable development -- Law and legislation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 163-197).
Table of contents: title: Part I:; title: The history and development of environmental law. -- 1.; title: Origins and guiding ideas of environmental law -- Ken Palmer -- 2.; title: Contemporary environmental law in New Zealand -- David Grinlinton -- 3.; title: Trends in North America and Europe -- Benjamin Richardson -- 4.; title: International environmental law and policy -- Alexander Gillespie -- Part II:; title: Towards sustainable development law. -- 5.; title: The concept of sustainable development -- Klaus Bosselmann -- 6.; title: One indigenous vision for sustainable development law? Tensions and prospects -- Andrea Tunks -- 7.; title: The global perspective: convergence of international and municipal law -- Prue Taylor -- 8.; title: A legal framework for sustainable development-- Klaus Bosselmann.