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Judges and the rules of law. Creating the links : environment, human rights and poverty



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IUCN 2006
Binding: ix, 110p.
ISBN: 2-8317-0915-6
Stock #: IUCN1509
Price: $24.00
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Greiber, Thomas, ed.
Judges play a critical role in the development, enforcement and compliance with environmental law.

To showcase the role of the judiciary in upholding the rule of law, IUCN organized a “Judiciary Day” at its 2004 World Conservation Congress in Bangkok. This publication contains papers and speeches covering some of the cutting-edge themes that were discussed. It is hoped that these proceedings will enable a wide community of readers to better understand the crucial role of the judiciary in achieving the goals of sustainable development and nature conservation.