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Zustand: New. No detailed description available for International Law and Pollution .Magraw Daniel Barstow : Daniel Barstow Magraw is a Fellow at the Foreign Policy Institute at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and President Emeritus at.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Dust Jacket Included. 1st Edition. The Iran-United States Claims Tribunal: Its Contribution to the Law of State Responsibility is a key scholarly work examining the jurisprudence and wider impact of the Tribunal established under the 1981 Algiers Accords to resolve disputes between the two nations. Edited by noted scholars Richard B. Lillich and Daniel Barstow Magraw, with assistance from David J. Bederman, the volume brings together leading international lawyers to assess how the Tribunal's decisions have shaped modern doctrine on state responsibility, expropriation, and reparations. This first edition, published by Transnational Publishers in 1998, remains an essential reference for practitioners and academics of international law. The American Society of International Law: The Iran-United States Claims Tribunal; Its Contribution to the Law of State Responsibility. Edited by Richard B. Lillich & Daniel Barstow Magraw, with the assistance of David J. Bederman. Published by Transnational Publishers, Inc, New York. Printed in the USA. 1998 first edition. Provenance: Possibly from the library of Maureen Elizabeth MacGlashan, CMG - British diplomat (Ambassador to the Holy See, 1995-1998) and Assistant Director of the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law, Cambridge - who served as editor and indexer for the Iran-U.S. Claims Tribunal Reports. Please see our other listings for related works. A fine grey cloth hardback with printed title to spine. Slightly bumped at head and tail of spine. Housed in a near fine original dustjacket - light crease to inside front flap. Text is in fine condition throughout - bright and clean with no signs of usage. Soundly bound.  Text in English.  xvi + 400pp + loose insert of Publisher's address change notice.  Weight approximately 798g (unpacked). Dimensions: Approximately 242mm high x 165mm wide x 27mm deep.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The topic of the essays in this book, the threat posed to our environment by various sources and types of pollution, is a matter of serious and growing concern. The contributors are leading international experts from a variety of legal systems and backgrounds and include Andronico Adede, Ian Brownlie, Pierre-Marie Dupuy, Johan Lammers, and Paul Szasz. International Law and Pollution provides an overview of international legal principles and institutional efforts relevant to pollution and then focuses on two particularly acute problems: nuclear pollution and acid rain. A variety of substantive issues must be confronted in order to deal with the full range of international pollution, and various institutional approaches must be utilized in the prevention, cleanup, and compensation efforts. For example, pollution from nuclear accidents results from a single event, whereas acid rain is a product of chronic emissions; the legal and policy concerns differ accordingly. In the overview, Daniel Barstow Magraw discusses fundamental concepts of international pollution, analytic distinctions among types of pollution, paradigmatic responses to pollution, and the relationship among environmental protection, economic development, and human rights. Other authors examine the existing and evolving principles of customary international law relevant to pollution, the U.N. International Law Commission's work on international liability and international watercourses, and a practitioner's perspective. The chapters on nuclear pollution analyze the conventional regimes and customary principles applicable to this field (including the Chernobyl disaster) and the determination and measurement of damages. Finally, the chapters on acid precipitation summarize the scientific background of the problem and present the multilayered European efforts to control acid rain as well as the Canada-United States acid rain controversy. International Law and Pollution will be of interest to scholars and students of environmental law and international law.