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050 4 $aK3585$b.R36 2004
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100 1 $aRamlogan, Rajendra.
245 14 $aThe developing world and the environment :$bmaking the case for effective protection of the global environment /$cRajendra Ramlogan.
260 $aLanham :$bUniversity Press of America,$cc2004.
300 $axv, 273 p. ;$c22 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aThe Emerging Conflict -- The Philosophical Bases of Modern Environmentalism -- Conservation -- Traditional Conservationism -- Limits to Growth -- Protectionism/Preservationism -- Early Protectionism/Preservationism -- Deep Ecology -- Sustainable Development -- Factors Influencing the Rise of Environmentalism -- Science -- Media -- Scholarship -- Spectacular Environmental Events of the 20th Century -- Non-Governmental Organizations -- Green Politics -- Global Interdependency And Environmentalism, International Security, the Global Economy, Refugees and Health -- Environmentalism and International Security -- Rethinking the Concept of Security -- Global Security -- Regional/National Security -- The International Economy and the Environment -- The Advent of the International Economy -- Financial Market Dependence -- Commodity Dependence -- Environmental Abuse and the International Economy -- The Environment and Human Health -- The Known Threat -- Health and the Environment: The Unknown Factor -- Environment and Indirect Health Consequences -- Human Health and Developmental Objectives -- Environmental Refugees -- Emergence of the Refugee -- The Definition of Environmental Refugees -- Categorization of Environmental Refugees -- A New Danger: Environmental Refugees -- The Uncertain Future -- The Environment and Developing Countries: Making Impossible Choices -- Poverty -- Development -- Poverty, Development and the Environment -- Militarization and the Developing World -- The Cost of Militarization -- Reaping the Environmental Benefits of Demilitarization -- Environmental Expenditure and Peace -- Environmental Expenditure and Government -- Nepotism -- Rethinking the Traditional Approach to International Lawmaking -- Sources of International Environmental Law -- MEAs -- Soft Law -- The Limits of International Law and the Environmental Dilemma -- The Concept of State Sovereignty -- Significance of the State as the Legal Person in International Lawmaking -- Equity -- Unanimous Decisions and Negotiation of all Changes -- Focusing on Systems rather than Objects -- State Responsibility -- All-Embracing Versus Sectoral Approach -- Synergism -- Common Objections Obstacle -- North-South Divide -- Treaty Congestion -- More Effective Monitoring and Enforcement: Searching for a Non-Compliance Regime -- Inappropriate Legislative Agenda -- Notion of Unacceptable Delays in Negotiating All-embracing Accord -- The Use of the General to Specific Approach of Lawmaking -- The Need for an Interdisciplinary Approach to International Environmental Lawmaking -- Charting the Future with a Revolutionary Institutional and Legal Response -- The Institutional Response -- Need for a New International Institution -- United Nations Council for Protection of the Environment -- Environmental Commission -- Dispute Resolution Center -- Financial and Technological Department -- Projects Office -- Legislative Advisory Body -- Funding Bogey -- Pursuing the Legislative Agenda.
650 0 $aEnvironmental law, International.
650 0 $aEnvironmental law$zDeveloping countries.
650 0 $aGlobalization$xEnvironmental aspects.
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