Overview

Full Product Details

9781841132174

Table of Contents

Reviews

This is a timely and welcome volume which can be sampled by readers across a wide field of legal scholarship. -- David Hughes * European Environmental Law Review * This well-written book demonstrates that the topic is of continuing relevance to academics and policymakers alike. It is difficult to find much fault in this excellent book. it makes an important contribution to the existing literature. The chapters are well researched and presented and deal with topics which are likely to exercise lawyers and specialists in the relationship between trade, environment and human rights. -- Beatrice Chaytor * Legal Studies *

This is a timely and welcome volume which can be sampled by readers across a wide field of legal scholarship. David Hughes European Environmental Law Review June 2002 This well-written book demonstrates that the topic is of continuing relevance to academics and policymakers alike. It is difficult to find much fault in this excellent book. it makes an important contribution to the existing literature. The chapters are well researched and presented and deal with topics which are likely to exercise lawyers and specialists in the relationship between trade, environment and human rights. Beatrice Chaytor Legal Studies September 2002

This is a timely and welcome volume which can be sampled by readers across a wide field of legal scholarship.David HughesEuropean Environmental Law ReviewJune 2002This well-written book demonstrates that the topic is of continuing relevance to academics and policymakers alike. It is difficult to find much fault in this excellent book.it makes an important contribution to the existing literature. The chapters are well researched and presented and deal with topics which are likely to exercise lawyers and specialists in the relationship between trade, environment and human rights.Beatrice ChaytorLegal StudiesSeptember 2002

This is a timely and welcome volume which can be sampled by readers across a wide field of legal scholarship. David Hughes European Environmental Law Review June 2002 This well-written book demonstrates that the topic is of continuing relevance to academics and policymakers alike. It is difficult to find much fault in this excellent book. it makes an important contribution to the existing literature. The chapters are well researched and presented and deal with topics which are likely to exercise lawyers and specialists in the relationship between trade, environment and human rights. Beatrice Chaytor Legal Studies September 2002

Author Information

Francesco Francioni is Professor of Law at the European University Institute.

Tab Content 6

Customer Reviews

Recent Reviews

Countries Available