Concepts, theories and environmental rights may be valued through their implementation potential, and this forms the largest part of the book: how public participation is implemented in Europe – via the Aarhus Convention, within EU law and practice, and in national law.
Lees meerThis book addresses the conflict between climate change, other environmental concerns such as biodiversity, and international trade, focussing on the relationship between climate change mitigation and biodiversity protection in the bioenergy sector, taking into account the specific situation for imports from developing countries.
Lees meerA study on legal interpretation methods used by the European Court of Justice by Suvi Sankari, LL.D., Postdoctoral Researcher at the Centre of Excellence ‘The Foundations of European Law and Polity’, Faculty of Law, University of Helsinki.
Lees meerConstitutionalising Europe. Dutch Reactions to an Incoming Tide (1948-2005) aims to solve the question of how the relation between the Netherlands and Europe came under pressure.
Lees meerThis book lays out a strategy for courts and tribunals to deal with the challenge of using proportionality analysis in the context of judicial review.
Lees meerThis book will look at the ‘remedial capacity’ of the doctrines direct effect, consistent interpretation and state liabilityfrom from the perspective of the national court applying them.
Lees meerThis book investigates the theory and practice of the Right to Confrontation, the right of an accused person to examine witnesses against him.
Lees meerIn this book modern European water law and its implementation in the Netherlands is being described and analyzed.
Lees meerThis book publishes the papers of a workshop held at the Free University of Amsterdam and which aimed to explore the potential of applying the political science theory of the welfare-state-types to contract law.
Lees meerThe leading monograph on European Environmental Law.
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