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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Eléonore Maitre-Ekern (Universitetet i Oslo) , Carl Dalhammar (Lunds Universitet, Sweden) , Hans Christian Bugge (Universitetet i Oslo)Publisher: Cambridge University Press Imprint: Cambridge University Press Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.50cm , Length: 23.00cm Weight: 0.450kg ISBN: 9781108436748ISBN 10: 1108436749 Pages: 383 Publication Date: 02 January 2020 Audience: Professional and scholarly , College/higher education , Professional & Vocational , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand  We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of Contents1. Developing legislation to prevent environmental damage from products: Herculean but necessary task Hans Christian Bugge, Carl Dalhammar and Eléonore Maitre-Ekern; Part I. Structural Issues Associated with Regulating the Life-Cycle of Products: 2. Exploring the spaceship Earth: a circular economy for products Eléonore Maitre-Ekern; 3. Principles for the design of a policy framework to address product life-cycle impacts Michael Faure and Carl Dalhammar; 4. The harm of products and the need of information on inputs, production, use, and disposal Erling Eide; 5. Redefining agency theory to internalize environmental product externalities. A tentative proposal based on life-cycle thinking Beate Sjåfjell; 6. Environmental measures as an obstacle to free movement of goods in the internal market Nicolas de Sadeleer; Part II. Challenges Related to the Application of European Product Law: 7. Dieselgate and the protection of the environment by public authorities Ludwig Krämer; 8. Energy efficiency regulations, market and behavioural failures, and standardization Carl Dalhammar, Jessika Luth Richter and Erika Machacek; 9. Regulating recyclability under the Ecodesign Directive: how can we achieve synergies between waste and product policies for electric and electronic equipment in order to promote recycling? Sahra Svensson and Carl Dalhammar; 10. Material recycling without hazardous substances – interplay of two policy streams and impacts on industry Naoko Tojo and Åke Thidell; 11. Complexities and conflicts in controlling dangerous chemicals: the case of regulating endocrine disruptors in EU law Nertila Kuraj; 12. Long-term market effects of green public procurement Charlotte Leire and Carl Dalhammar; Part III. Conclusion by the Editors: 13. Present and future challenges for Europe's environmental product policy Eléonore Maitre-Ekern, Hans Christian Bugge and Carl Dalhammar.Reviews'This book is a welcome contribution to our understanding of product policy. It provides a systematic analysis of key elements of product policy - law, regulation, trade issues - and sophisticated exploration of the challenges to this approach to environmental policy. While product policy is most advanced in Europe, the integration of life-cycle thinking is growing worldwide. This book will be very useful to researchers, policy makers, and activists grappling with the many dimensions of product policy including eco-design, extended producer responsibility, chemicals in products, and eco-labels, and their many intersections.' Reid Lifset, editor of Journal of Industrial Ecology and Yale University, Connecticut 'The anthology contains a number of insightful analyses that provide new and refreshing perspectives on issues ranging from how to reduce the impact from different types of products, to the need for regulations due to market failures, and the vulnerability of markets to violations by powerful suppliers. All in all, the book brings the reader up-to-date on the complex issues related to environmental regulations for products and provides a unique overview of the area. Time well spent!' Mats Larsson, IUC Syd, author of Circular Business Models and The Business of Global Energy Transformation 'Every environmental lawyer needs this book. Too little attention goes to pollution from products. Yet from cars to plastics, making, using and disposing of products create some of today's biggest pollution problems. This book provides the most comprehensive discussion of these issues to date. The authors are leading experts and bring rigour and clarity to their work. If you use law to protect the planet, or simply want to understand the Herculean tasks we face, order your copy.' James Thornton, environmental lawyer and founding CEO of ClientEarth 'This book makes a compelling case for strengthening product design in order to minimise environmental impacts through the life cycle. From energy efficiency requirements to durability, reparability and recyclability standards, it explains how product-oriented environmental laws can help solve some of the most pressing issues of our time.' Jeremy Wates, Secretary General of the European Environmental Bureau 'This edited volume truly engages the reader with its thoughtful treatment of environmental product policies. The book skilfully interweaves topical legal and policy considerations in its exploration of major themes and cases in this field, which the circular economy discourse has brought (back) to the forefront of developments.' Harri Kalimo, Jean Monnet Professor, Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel 'This book is a welcome contribution to our understanding of product policy. It provides a systematic analysis of key elements of product policy - law, regulation, trade issues - and sophisticated exploration of the challenges to this approach to environmental policy. While product policy is most advanced in Europe, the integration of life-cycle thinking is growing worldwide. This book will be very useful to researchers, policy makers, and activists grappling with the many dimensions of product policy including eco-design, extended producer responsibility, chemicals in products, and eco-labels, and their many intersections.' Reid Lifset, editor of Journal of Industrial Ecology and Yale University, Connecticut 'The anthology contains a number of insightful analyses that provide new and refreshing perspectives on issues ranging from how to reduce the impact from different types of products, to the need for regulations due to market failures, and the vulnerability of markets to violations by powerful suppliers. All in all, the book brings the reader up-to-date on the complex issues related to environmental regulations for products and provides a unique overview of the area. Time well spent!' Mats Larsson, IUC Syd, author of Circular Business Models and The Business of Global Energy Transformation 'Every environmental lawyer needs this book. Too little attention goes to pollution from products. Yet from cars to plastics, making, using and disposing of products create some of today's biggest pollution problems. This book provides the most comprehensive discussion of these issues to date. The authors are leading experts and bring rigour and clarity to their work. If you use law to protect the planet, or simply want to understand the Herculean tasks we face, order your copy.' James Thornton, environmental lawyer and founding CEO of ClientEarth 'This book makes a compelling case for strengthening product design in order to minimise environmental impacts through the life cycle. From energy efficiency requirements to durability, reparability and recyclability standards, it explains how product-oriented environmental laws can help solve some of the most pressing issues of our time.' Jeremy Wates, Secretary General of the European Environmental Bureau 'This edited volume truly engages the reader with its thoughtful treatment of environmental product policies. The book skilfully interweaves topical legal and policy considerations in its exploration of major themes and cases in this field, which the circular economy discourse has brought (back) to the forefront of developments.' Harri Kalimo, Jean Monnet Professor, Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel 'This book is a welcome contribution to our understanding of product policy. It provides a systematic analysis of key elements of product policy - law, regulation, trade issues - and sophisticated exploration of the challenges to this approach to environmental policy. While product policy is most advanced in Europe, the integration of life-cycle thinking is growing worldwide. This book will be very useful to researchers, policy makers, and activists grappling with the many dimensions of product policy including eco-design, extended producer responsibility, chemicals in products, and eco-labels, and their many intersections.' Reid Lifset, editor of Journal of Industrial Ecology and Yale University, Connecticut 'The anthology contains a number of insightful analyses that provide new and refreshing perspectives on issues ranging from how to reduce the impact from different types of products, to the need for regulations due to market failures, and the vulnerability of markets to violations by powerful suppliers. All in all, the book brings the reader up-to-date on the complex issues related to environmental regulations for products and provides a unique overview of the area. Time well spent!' Mats Larsson, IUC Syd, author of Circular Business Models and The Business of Global Energy Transformation 'Every environmental lawyer needs this book. Too little attention goes to pollution from products. Yet from cars to plastics, making, using and disposing of products create some of today's biggest pollution problems. This book provides the most comprehensive discussion of these issues to date. The authors are leading experts and bring rigour and clarity to their work. If you use law to protect the planet, or simply want to understand the Herculean tasks we face, order your copy.' James Thornton, environmental lawyer and founding CEO of ClientEarth 'This book makes a compelling case for strengthening product design in order to minimise environmental impacts through the life cycle. From energy efficiency requirements to durability, reparability and recyclability standards, it explains how product-oriented environmental laws can help solve some of the most pressing issues of our time.' Jeremy Wates, Secretary General of the European Environmental Bureau 'This edited volume truly engages the reader with its thoughtful treatment of environmental product policies. The book skilfully interweaves topical legal and policy considerations in its exploration of major themes and cases in this field, which the circular economy discourse has brought (back) to the forefront of developments.' Harri Kalimo, Jean Monnet Professor, Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel Author InformationEléonore Maitre-Ekern is a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Public and International Law at the Universitetet i Oslo, Norway. Carl Dalhammar is Associate Professor in the International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics (IIIEE) at Lunds Universitet, Sweden. Hans Christian Bugge is Professor emeritus in Environmental Law in the Department of Public and International Law at the Universitetet i Oslo, Norway. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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