The International Law of Pollution - by Allen L Springer (Hardcover)

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"A straighforward, somewhat dry survey and analysis of the issues and obstacles concerning the international control of pollution. ...the book deals mainly with the difficulty of defining the problems of pollution, legislating remedies, and locating legal institutional and administrative means for coping with the problems. ... [The book provides] enough case studies and empirical evidence to indicate the complexity and context of the range of issues and problems. Helpful footnotes at chapter ends; modest but useful bibliography of books, articles, cases, and documents. A useful general survey for upper-division undergraduate and graduate students wishing to get an overview of the topic."-Choice

?"Springer develops an analytical framework to evaluate the status of international environmental law and its prospects for the future. Focusing on pollution, the book examines many problems (including pollution of international waterways, ozone depletion, and acid rain) and the methods through which effective international legal solutions might be brought about.?-American Bar Foundation Research Journal

?A straighforward, somewhat dry survey and analysis of the issues and obstacles concerning the international control of pollution. ...the book deals mainly with the difficulty of defining the problems of pollution, legislating remedies, and locating legal institutional and administrative means for coping with the problems. ... [The book provides] enough case studies and empirical evidence to indicate the complexity and context of the range of issues and problems. Helpful footnotes at chapter ends; modest but useful bibliography of books, articles, cases, and documents. A useful general survey for upper-division undergraduate and graduate students wishing to get an overview of the topic.?-Choice

""Springer develops an analytical framework to evaluate the status of international environmental law and its prospects for the future. Focusing on pollution, the book examines many problems (including pollution of international waterways, ozone depletion, and acid rain) and the methods through which effective international legal solutions might be brought about."-American Bar Foundation Research Journal

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