Dispute resolution and climate change
Subtitle: the Paris Agreement and beyond
By: edited by Wendy Miles
Series: ICC publication -- no. 778E; Publication (International Chamber of Commerce) -- no. 778E
Publisher: ICC Services
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Paris
Language: eng
Number of pages: 129
ISBN-13: 9789284204069
Subjects: Dispute resolution (Law); Commercial Arbitration agreements; International commercial arbitration; Climatic changes; International cooperation; Government policy; United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change; United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (1992 May 9)
Notes: Cover title.
Table of contents: title: Foreword:; title: Dispute resolution and climate change  -- Baroness Helena Kennedy -- Preface:; title: Business responsibility and climate change  -- John Danilovich -- Introduction / -- Wendy Miles; title: t IBA Task Force on Climate Change Justice and Human Rights  -- David W. Rivkin; title: Adopting and adapting arbitration for climate change-related disputes  -- Judith Levine; title: Update on the IBA Task Force on Climate Change Justice and Human Rights  -- Roger Martella; title: Specific concerns for less developed nation states and small island nations  -- Antonio La Viña, Earl J. Rivera-Dolera; title: OECD's bribery and corruption regime as a model for climate change?  -- Nicola Bonucci; title: ICC sustainability principles and factors that encourage corporations to invest in sustainability  -- Andrea Bacher; title: Overview of private contractual obligations relating to environmental protection in international investment contracts  -- Martijn Wilder; title: Green Climate Fund and its role in promoting and funding sustainable investment  -- Gerd Droesse; title: Contractual requirements for environmental compliance in agreement with state and state entitites in arbitration  -- Crenguta Leaua; title: Balancing the state's duty to protect the environment with its obligations toward foreign investors  -- Anna Joubin-Bret; title: Trends in investment chapter/BIT drafting to address environmental protection  -- Jeremy K. Sharpe; title: Experiences from international courts and tribunals  -- Laurence Boisson de Chazournes; title: The role of arbitration involving non-state actors in making the FCCC work  -- Thomas F. McInerney; title: The progressive approach and the Paris Agreement  -- Kate Cook; title: Potential substantive claims arising out of UNFCCC (urgenda and beyond) and challenges ahead  -- Michael Gerrard; title: Exploration of other international fora for legitimacy and enforceability  -- Judge Sir David Baragwanath; title: 10 years back - post COP12 -- Edna Sussman.