NAFTA and sustainable development
Subtitle: history, experience, and prospects for reform
By: Hoi L. Kong, McGill university; L. Kinvin Wroth, University of Vermont School of Law
Contributors: Wroth, L. Kinvin, author
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Cambridge [UK]; New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Free trade; Law and legislation; North American Free Trade Agreement; Environmental law; Sustainable development
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Forgotten promises : neglected environmental provisions of the NAFTA and the North American agreement on environmental cooperation / Geoffrey Garver; title: Should citizens expect procedural justice in nonadversarial processes? spotlighting the regression of the citizen submission process from NAAEC to CAFTA-DR / Giselle Davidian; title: Choosing the right whistle : the development of the concept of environmental law under the citizen submissions process / Paolo Solano; title: Pending proceedings in the new guidelines for submissions on enforcement matters : an improved regression? / Montserrat Rovalo; title: Form over substance : procedural hurdles to the NAAEC citizen submission process / Leslie Welts; title: Downward harmonization : Mexico's industrial livestock revolution / Pamela Vesilind; title: Agricultural biotechnology and NAFTA : analyzing the impacts of U.S. and Canadian policies on Mexico's environment and agriculture / Laurie Beyranevand; title: Assessing assessments of NAFTA's marine environment : the commission for environmental cooperation meets the world ocean assessment / Betsy Baker; title: Sustainable development, NAFTA, and water / Katia Opalka; title: Indigenous peoples in North America : bridging the trade and environment gap to ensure sustainability under NAFTA and NAAEC / Nicole Schabus; title: Climate change, sustainable development, and NAFTA : regional policy harmonization as a basis for sustainable development / Freedom-Kai Phillips; title: The principle of public participation in NAFTA Chapter 11 disputes / Avidan Kent; title: Preventing environmental deterioration from international trade and investment : how China can learn from NAFTA's experience to strengthen domestic environmental governance and ensure sustainable development / Danni Liang and Jingjing Liu; title: Pathways of influence in the NAFTA regime and their implications for domestic environmental policy-making in North America / Sébastien Jodoin; title: The citizen submissions process in the North American agreement on environmental cooperation : theory and practice in deliberative democratic institutional design for transnational institutions / Hoi L. Kong; title: Assessing engo influence in North American environmental politics : the double grid framework / Raul Pacheco-Vega.