Damming the Gila: The Gila River Indian Community and the San Carlos Irrigation Project, 1900-1942 (Paperback)

Arctic Oil Pollution and Legal Liability : From Ships to Offshore Installations (Hardcover)

Introduction

1. Physical Transformation

2. Governance of the Ocean and Legal Claims

3. Arctic Shipping

4. Arctic Drilling

5. Oil and Ice

6. Oil Pollution Liability from Ships

7. Oil Pollution Liability in the United States?

8. Offshore Oil Pollution Liability

Conclusion

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Petroleum, Energy Transition and Law : The Future of Petroleum in the Middle East and Africa (Hardcover)

1. ?Introduction

2. ?Petroleum Exploration and Production in the Middle East and Africa and the Objectives of States

3. Global Energy Transition, International Climate Change Obligations and Implications

4. ?Energy Transition Negotiations in International Climate Law and the Position of the Middle East and Africa

5. Legal and Policy Approaches to the Energy Transition in the Middle East

6. Legal and Policy Approaches to the Energy Transition in Africa

7. A Proposal Towards a Legal Response to the Energy Transition and Reordering of the Future of Petroleum

8. Conclusion

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Law, Nature and the Ecosystem Approach : Modelling a Transcultural Eco-Legal Framework across Europe and Latin America (Hardcover)

Rationale for the Volume (Silvia Bagni, Serena Baldin and Veronica Federico) Part 1: The Foundation 1. Rights of Nature and Ecosystem Approach: An Introduction (Silvia Bagni) 2. The Principles of the Rights of Nature. An Approach from the Systemic Theory of Law and Natural Sciences (Ramiro Avila Santamaria) Part 2: The Ecosystem Approach as Paradigm Shift?3. From Prevention to Restoration: Towards a Paradigm Shift in EU and Italian Environmental Law (Ilaria Costanzo) 4. Investigating the Potential of Ecological Restoration as a Fundamental Right of Nature, with a Focus on its Relevance to Lake Vattern (Mariam Carlsson Kanyama) 5. Overcoming Capitalist Economics and the Appropriation of Common Resources through Rights of Nature in Ecuador?(Amilcare D’Andrea) 6. Ecosystem Rights: Integrating Human Rights and Ecosystem Services for a Holistic Environmental Constitutionalism (Francesco Gallarati) Part 3: The Ecosystem Approach in Bottom-up Experiences and Rights of non-Human Animals?7. Florestania and Hutukara: Cosmopoetics to Plurinational States in America Latina (Elias Canal and Victor Hugo Agapito) 8. Decolonising Property Law to Implement the Ecosystem Approach: Evidence from Italy (Rachele Cecchi) 9. Destabilizing the Fossil Bloc through the Production of Knowledge from Below (Anna Berti Suman) 10. The Polyvalence of the Animal in Anthropocentric and Biocentric Approaches: Is there Room for Intrinsic Value? (Silvia Zanini) 11. Openings for Seeds Diversity Protection Beyond Patents: Seeds as Intangible Cultural Heritage (Giulia Fontanella) Part 4: National Case Studies, at the Intersection Between Nature’s Rights and the Ecosystem Approach 12. The Ecologization of Environmental Protection in the Brazilian System: An Analysis of Local Le...


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Natural Resource Cooperatives in Africa : Sustainable Management and Governance (Hardcover)

Introduction and Background to the Book??1.??Leveraging the Cooperative Values for Natural Resource Management: A Review? ?2.??Can and Should Cooperatives Manage Water, Energy and Forest Resources in Tanzania???3.??Sustainable Use of Natural Resources in Tanzania: A Systematic Review of the Role of Agricultural Co-operatives along Agro-Supply Chains??4.? ?An Historical Overview of the Management of Common Natural Resources? by Social and Solidarity Organisations in Rural Zimbabwe??5.??Cooperatives and Community Participation in Natural Resource Management, Notably Water, in South Africa??6.??Small-Scale Fisheries (SSF) Policy: Opportunities and Challenges for Cooperative Fishery Entrepreneurship in South Africa??7.??The Role of Cooperatives in Fisheries Resource Management: The Case of Tungan Mairuwa Community in Lake Kainji, Nigeria

Space Mining: Humanity's Quest for Equity (Hardcover)

EU Law and Regulatory Spaces : Essays in Honour of Leigh Hancher (Hardcover)

Extraction, Global Commodity Trade, and Urban Development in Zambia's Northwestern Province : An Ethnography of Inequality and Interdependence (Paperback)

Water Rights in the United States : A Guide through the Maze (Paperback, 2 ed)

Code of Federal Regulations, Title 25 Indians 300-End, Revised as of January 2025 (Paperback)

Code of Federal Regulations, Title 18 Conservation 1 - 399, Revised as of January 2025 (Paperback)

The Power of Constitutional Rights in Resource Conflicts : Water, Oil and Gold (Hardcover)

International Investment Arbitration and Energy Disputes in the EU : The Present and Future of the Energy Charter Treaty (Hardcover)

Interim Table of Contents Introduction I. The Argument II. Why it Matters? III. Approach, Terminology and Methodology IV. Scope and Outline Part I: The Past Chapter One - Context I. Historical Development of Energy Investments in Europe II. The Emergence of EU Energy Law III. Defining an EU Energy Investment IV. Tracing the Problem Part II: The Present Chapter Two - Introducing the Energy Charter Treaty into the Scene I. Subjects II. Content III. Generational Blocks Chapter Three - EU Law in Investment Arbitration: Demystifying the Conflict, Explaining the Tension I. Teasing Out the Intra-EU ECT Arbitration Process II. Tension or Conflict? Chapter Four - Limitation and Effects of the Interpretative Approaches I. Protecting Policies and Values II. Approaches III. Limitations IV. Effects V. Suitability and Efficiency of a Desired Approach Part III: The Future Chapter Five - Investigating EU Law to Serve Intra-EU ECT Disputes I. New Problem, New Solution: Modern Legal Theory for the ECT in the EU II. The Functions of EU Law in Energy Investments Chapter Six - The New ECT and the Future of EU Energy Investments I. Modernization Process II. ISDS and the Multilateral Investment Court III. Energy Transition and Net Zero IV. Innovation and Social Justice V. The UK, Switzerland, Hong Kong and Elsewhere VI. Energy Investments in Europe after the Pandemic VII. The EU Mining in Space Conclusions