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International Environmental Law in the Asia Pacific [Hardback]

  • Formāts: Hardback, 432 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Feb-1998
  • Izdevniecība: Kluwer Law International
  • ISBN-10: 9041107061
  • ISBN-13: 9789041107060
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 432 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Feb-1998
  • Izdevniecība: Kluwer Law International
  • ISBN-10: 9041107061
  • ISBN-13: 9789041107060
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What does the future hold for the development of international environmental law in the Asia Pacific? This book addresses that question through a multifaceted examination of various aspects of environmental law in the states which comprise East and Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the island states of the Southwest Pacific, and occasionally the states of South and Central Asia. A treaties table at the end of the book includes most Asia Pacific countries, giving the reader a fuller picture of the environmental conventions.

In addition to providing an overall view of international environmental law, this examination includes an in-depth look at such subjects as:

  • the effect on the region of developing global, regional and subregional environmental law;
  • the ways in which certain states and groups of states have responded domestically and within their own subregions to such developments;
  • the preservation of heritage, biodiversity, and marine environment; and
  • the relationship between trade and the environment.

    The book concludes by assessing the interaction between international and regional environmental law and turning to an examination of future prospects for the Asia Pacific.

    Through its thorough range of coverage, International Environmental Law in the Asia Pacific provides an illustration of the current state of development of international environmental law within the region as well as the forces shaping further development of international and regional schemes for environmental governance. In doing so, the book promotes long-term ecological, social, and economic sustainability.

    What does the future hold for the development of international environmental law in the Asia Pacific? This book addresses that question through a multifaceted examination of various aspects of environmental law in the states which comprise East and Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the island states of the Southwest Pacific, and occasionally the states of South and Central Asia. A treaties table at the end of the book includes most Asia Pacific countries, giving the reader a fuller picture of the environmental conventions.

    In addition to providing an overall view of international environmental law, this examination includes an in-depth look at such subjects as:

  • the effect on the region of developing global, regional and subregional environmental law;
  • the ways in which certain states and groups of states have responded domestically and within their own subregions to such developments;
  • the preservation of heritage, biodiversity, and marine environment; and
  • the relationship between trade and the environment.

    The book concludes by assessing the interaction between international and regional environmental law and turning to an examination of future prospects for the Asia Pacific.

    Through its thorough range of coverage, International Environmental Law in the Asia Pacific provides an illustration of the current state of development of international environmental law within the region as well as the forces shaping further development of international and regional schemes for environmental governance. In doing so, the book promotes long-term ecological, social, and economic sustainability.

  • Foreword xiii
    Preface xv
    List of Abbreviations
    xxi
    List of Conventions, Treaties and other International Instruments
    xxiii
    List of Tables
    xxxiii
    Treaties Table xxxiv
    The Nature of International Environmental Law
    1(22)
    Introduction
    1(2)
    The Development of International Environmental Law
    3(6)
    Decisions of Courts and Tribunals
    4(1)
    Early Conventions
    5(1)
    Stockholm Conference
    5(2)
    Post-Stockholm Developments
    7(1)
    Rio Conference
    8(1)
    Principles of International Environmental Law
    9(4)
    Obligation to Conserve the Environment and Natural Resources
    10(1)
    Assessment and Monitoring of Environmental Impact
    11(1)
    International Co-operation
    12(1)
    Sustainable Development
    13(2)
    International Covenant on Environment and Development
    15(2)
    Enforcement and Implementation of International Environmental Law
    17(1)
    Relationship between Global and Regional Instruments
    18(2)
    The Changing Nature of International Environmental Law
    20(1)
    Conclusion
    21(2)
    International Organizations and International Environmental Law
    23(24)
    Introduction
    23(2)
    Global and Regional Organizations
    25(1)
    Global Organizations Within the United Nations System
    26(9)
    United Nations
    26(1)
    United Nations Environment Programme
    27(2)
    United Nations Development Programme
    29(1)
    United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
    30(1)
    World Bank
    30(1)
    Global Environment Facility
    31(2)
    The Commission on Sustainable Development
    33(2)
    Intergovernmental Organizations Outside the United Nations System
    35(2)
    Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development
    35(1)
    World Trade Organization
    36(1)
    The Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum
    36(1)
    Non-Governmental Organizations
    37(2)
    IUCN--The World Conservation Union
    37(1)
    Greenpeace
    38(1)
    Worldwide Fund for Nature
    39(1)
    The Nature Conservancy
    39(1)
    Regional Organizations in the Pacific Region
    39(4)
    South Pacific Commission
    40(1)
    South Pacific Forum
    40(1)
    South Pacific Forum Fisheries Agency
    40(1)
    South Pacific Regional Environment Programme
    41(2)
    Regional Organizations in Asia
    43(3)
    Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN)
    43(1)
    Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific
    43(1)
    South Asia Co-operative Environmental Programme
    44(1)
    Asian Development Bank
    44(2)
    UNEP Regional Seas Programme
    46(1)
    Conclusion
    46(1)
    Regional Environmental Issues and Responses
    47(24)
    Review of Regional Environmetal Issues
    47(6)
    Biodiversity
    48(1)
    Climate Change
    49(1)
    Population Growth
    50(1)
    Marine Environment
    50(2)
    National and Transboundary Pollution
    52(1)
    Sustainable Development
    52(1)
    Regional Frameworks
    53(5)
    Impact of Decolonisation and Independence
    54(1)
    Impact of Colonial Powers
    54(1)
    North/South Interaction
    55(1)
    Parameters of Regulation
    56(2)
    Overview of Legal Responses
    58(3)
    Responses to Transboundary Issues
    61(7)
    Hazardous Wastes and Shipments
    61(3)
    Nuclear Weapons and Testing
    64(4)
    Conclusion
    68(3)
    Conservation of Natural and Cultural Heritage
    71(24)
    1954 Convention and Protocol for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict (Hague Convention)
    72(3)
    UNESCO Convention
    75(3)
    Basic Obligations
    75(1)
    Services for the Protection of Cultural Heritage
    75(1)
    Export and Import Procedures
    76(1)
    International Assistance
    76(1)
    Implementation of the UNESCO Convention in the Asia Pacific
    76(2)
    Link between the UNESCO Convention and the UNIDROIT Convention
    78(1)
    World Heritage Convention
    78(5)
    Definition of ``Cultural Heritage''
    79(1)
    Outstanding Universal Value Criteria of Cultural Properties
    79(1)
    Definition of ``Natural Heritage''
    80(1)
    Outstanding Universal Value Criteria of Natural Properties
    80(1)
    Duties under the Convention
    81(1)
    World Heritage in Danger List
    81(1)
    Cultural Landscapes
    82(1)
    Specialist Advice
    82(1)
    World Heritage Fund
    83(1)
    Implementation of the World Heritage Convention in the Asia Pacific Region
    83(2)
    UNIDROIT Convention
    85(1)
    Scope of the Convention
    85(1)
    Obligations
    86(1)
    Entry Into Force
    86(1)
    ASEAN Agreement on the Environment: Protection of Cultural and Natural Heritage
    86(1)
    Indigenous Cultural Heritage
    87(3)
    Indigenous Cultural Heritage in General
    87(2)
    Indigenous Cultural Heritage in the Asia Pacific Region
    89(1)
    Intangible Heritage
    90(1)
    Draft Convention on the Underwater Cultural Heritage
    91(2)
    Conclusion
    93(2)
    Protection of Biological Diversity
    95(26)
    Biodiversity: Value, Status and Threatening Processes
    95(5)
    Value of Biodiversity
    95(1)
    Status of Biodiversity
    96(2)
    Threatening Processes
    98(2)
    Approaches to the Protection of Biodiversity
    100(2)
    Global and Regional Responses
    102(17)
    Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora
    105(3)
    Convention on Biological Diversity
    108(4)
    ASEAN Agreement on the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources
    112(3)
    Convention on Conservation of Nature in the South Pacific
    115(1)
    Environment Action Plan for the South Pacific Region
    115(2)
    Migratory Birds Agreements
    117(1)
    Global Environment Facility Projects
    117(2)
    Conclusion
    119(2)
    Protection of the Marine Environment
    121(24)
    Threats to the Marine Environment
    123(1)
    Global Conventions for the Protection of the Marine Environment
    124(9)
    United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)
    125(1)
    Specific Pollution Provisions of UNCLOS
    126(1)
    Additional Marine Environmental Protection Provisions
    126(1)
    International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships
    127(2)
    Intervention Convention
    129(1)
    Civil Liability Convention
    130(1)
    Fund Convention
    131(1)
    London Convention
    131(1)
    Oil Pollution Preparedness Convention
    132(1)
    Regional Issues and Responses
    133(10)
    SPREP Convention
    134(3)
    Ship-based Marine Pollution
    137(1)
    Land-based Marine Pollution
    138(2)
    Marine Living Resource Management
    140(1)
    Protection of Special Marine Areas
    141(2)
    Future Directions
    143(2)
    Climate Change
    145(26)
    Process and Impacts of Climate Change
    145(7)
    Process of Climate Change
    145(3)
    Impacts of Climate Change
    148(4)
    Framework Convention on Climate Change
    152(10)
    Commitments under the FCCC
    154(4)
    Financial Assistance under the FCCC
    158(3)
    Other Issues under the FCCC
    161(1)
    Regional Responses to Climate Change
    162(8)
    Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS)
    163(1)
    Asia Pacific Leaders' Conference on Climate Change and the Manila Declaration
    164(1)
    Regional Action Plan for Climate Change in Asia Pacific
    165(1)
    South Pacific Regional Environmental Programme, Climate Change Action Plan and Work Programme
    166(1)
    Regional Activities of the Global Environmental Facility and Asian Development Bank
    167(3)
    Conclusion
    170(1)
    Trade-Related Environment Issues
    171(22)
    Trade and Environment Linkages
    172(6)
    Free Trade and Economic Growth
    172(2)
    Free Trade and Environmental Standards
    174(3)
    Free Trade and Multilateral Environmental Agreements
    177(1)
    Global Developments
    178(8)
    GATT/WTO Trading System
    178(2)
    Environmental Issues under the GATT/WTO Trading System
    180(3)
    Environmental Issues After the Uruguay Round of Trade Negotiations
    183(3)
    Regional Developments
    186(6)
    ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA)
    188(1)
    Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum (APEC)
    189(3)
    Conclusion
    192(1)
    Subregional and State Responses
    193(6)
    Subregional Responses
    195(4)
    Mekong Region
    199(16)
    Environmental Challenges in the Mekong Region
    200(1)
    Regional Responses to Environmental Problems
    201(1)
    The Mekong River Agreement
    201(2)
    National Implementation of Global and Regional Conventions in Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos
    203(1)
    Cambodia
    203(2)
    International Conventions
    204(1)
    National Laws
    204(1)
    Vietnam
    205(4)
    Environmental Conventions and Agreements to which Vietnam is a Party
    206(1)
    Compliance with International Obligations
    206(2)
    Development of Vietnam's Environmental Legislation and Administration
    208(1)
    Administrative Structures Relating to the Environment
    209(1)
    Reforms
    209(1)
    Laos
    209(4)
    International Environmental Conventions
    210(1)
    Domestic Implementation of Environmental Conventions
    211(2)
    Conclusion
    213(2)
    China
    215(10)
    Environmental Challenges in China
    215(2)
    China's Agenda 21
    217(1)
    Implementing Institutions
    217(2)
    The Environmental Protection Commission and the National Environmental Protection Agency
    217(2)
    National Environmental Laws
    219(1)
    National Implementation of Global and Regional Conventions
    220(2)
    Reforms
    222(3)
    The ASEAN Region
    225(18)
    The ASEAN Region and its Environmental Issues
    225(1)
    Responses by ASEAN to Environmental Concerns
    226(9)
    Declarations and Institutional Features
    226(1)
    ASEAN Agreement on the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources
    227(2)
    ASEAN Strategic Plan of Action on the Environment 1994-1998
    229(1)
    Objectives
    230(1)
    Strategies
    230(2)
    ASEAN Responses to Particular Environmental Issues
    232(1)
    Tropical Timber
    232(1)
    Harmonization of Environmental Standards
    233(1)
    ASEAN Co-operation Plan on Transboundary Pollution 1995
    233(1)
    Financial Resources
    234(1)
    Adoption of International and Regional Environmental Agreements by ASEAN Member Countries
    235(6)
    Indonesia
    235(1)
    International Conventions
    235(1)
    Malaysia
    236(1)
    International Conventions
    237(1)
    The Philippines
    237(1)
    International Conventions
    238(1)
    Singapore
    238(1)
    International Conventions
    239(1)
    Thailand
    239(1)
    International Conventions
    239(1)
    Brunei
    240(1)
    Internatinal Conventions
    240(1)
    Conclusion
    241(2)
    Southwest Pacific
    243(22)
    South Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)
    247(2)
    International Legal Framework
    249(14)
    United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
    251(1)
    South Pacific Forum Fisheries Convention and related Instruments
    252(3)
    South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone Treaty
    255(1)
    Convention on the Conservation of Nature in the South Pacific (Apia Convention)
    255(1)
    1986 Convention for the Protection of the Natural Resources and Environment of the South Pacific (SPREP Convention)
    256(3)
    1989 Convention for the Prohibition of Fishing with Long Drift-nets in the South Pacific
    259(1)
    1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
    259(2)
    Convention on Biological Diversity
    261(1)
    Waigani Convention
    261(2)
    Barbados Declaration
    263(1)
    Implementing International Enviromental Conventions in the South Pacific
    263(1)
    Future of Environmental Law in the Pacific
    264(1)
    Australia and New Zealand
    265(20)
    Regional Environmental Issues
    267(1)
    International Instruments of Significance in the Region
    268(1)
    Regional Environmental Agreements
    269(2)
    National Implementation of Global and Regional Conventions
    271(11)
    Australian Responses
    271(2)
    Marine Environment
    273(1)
    World Heritage
    274(1)
    UNCED Responses
    275(1)
    Australian Courts
    276(3)
    New Zealand Responses
    279(1)
    Legislative Responses
    279(2)
    Administrative Responses to International Environmental Law
    281(1)
    Conclusion
    282(3)
    Interaction between Global and Regional International Environmental Law
    285(20)
    The Legal Rules
    286(4)
    Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties
    287(1)
    Conflicting Treaties
    288(1)
    Succeding treaties
    289(1)
    Treaty practice
    289(1)
    Treaty Interaction
    290(10)
    Marine Environmental Protection
    291(1)
    Sustainable Fishing
    292(1)
    Drift-net Fishing
    292(1)
    Regional Seas Regimes
    293(2)
    Hazardous Wastes and Materials
    295(1)
    Waigani Regional Convention on Hazardous Wastes
    295(1)
    Nuclear Free Zones
    296(1)
    South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone
    296(2)
    Southeast Asia Nuclear Weapon-Free Zone
    298(1)
    Biodiversity Conservation
    298(2)
    Resolution of Overlap and Conflict
    300(5)
    An International Law Approach
    300(1)
    A State Practice Approach
    301(1)
    Conclusion
    302(3)
    Future of International and Regional Environmental Law in the Asia Pacific
    305(20)
    International Environmental Law in the Asia Pacific
    305(6)
    A Legal Framework
    305(2)
    Implementation
    307(1)
    Compliance
    308(1)
    Sustainable Development
    309(1)
    Is the Law Complete?
    310(1)
    Regional Environmental Law in the Asia Pacific
    311(4)
    Regional Environmental Co-operation
    311(1)
    Increasing Regional Interaction
    312(1)
    Regional Sustainable Development
    313(1)
    Potential for Asia Pacific Environmental Co-operation
    314(1)
    Challenges for International Environmental Law: The Global Dimension
    315(4)
    Stronger Legal Framework
    315(1)
    New Compliance Mechanisms
    316(1)
    Global and Regional Interaction
    317(1)
    New Legal Regimes and Institutions
    318(1)
    Asia Pacific Environmental Law Challenges
    319(3)
    Economic Development
    319(1)
    Transboundary Pollution
    320(1)
    Environmental Security
    320(1)
    Environmental Compliance
    321(1)
    Institutional Development
    321(1)
    Conclusion
    322(3)
    Bibliography 325