Environmental law for a sustainable society
By: edited by Klaus Bosselmann, David Grinlinton, Prue Taylor
Contributors: New Zealand Centre for Environmental Law
Edition: 2nd ed.
Series: New Zealand Centre for Environmental Law monograph series -- v. 1
Publisher: New Zealand Centre for Environmental Law
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Auckland, N.Z
Language: eng
Number of pages: 220
ISBN-13: 9780473238674
Subjects: Environmental law; Sustainable development; Law and legislation; Environmental protection; Natural resources; New Zealand
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 183-220).
Table of contents: title: Origins and guiding ideas of environmental law  -- Kenneth Palmer; title: Integrating sustainability into environmental law and policy in New Zealand  -- David Grinlinton; title: Breaching the Maginot line : the frailty of environmental law in Europe and North America  -- Nicole Bakker and Benjamin J. Richardson; title: International environmental law and policy  -- Angela Thomson; title: The concept of sustainable development  -- Klaus Bosselmann; title: One indigenous vision for sustainable development law? : tensions and prospects  -- Andrea Tunks; title: Indigenous visions for sustainable development law? : continuing the conversation ...  -- Krushil Watene; title: The global perspective : convergence of international and municipal law  -- Prue Taylor; title: A legal framework for sustainable development  -- Klaus Bosselmann; title: Bibliography of New Zealand environmental legal writing -- Vernon Tava, Caroline Fergusson and Ben Leonard.