Description
Book SynopsisThe Yearbook of European Environmental Law is a joint venture between leading academics, practitioners, and Community officials. Academics and students will find a wealth of information in the articles. The Annual Surveys are designed to provide access to the latest developments in environmental law at European and national level.
Trade ReviewThe articles are all of an excellent standard ... The Yearbook > will clearly be an important focal point for research in EC environmental > law and should establish itself as a prominent contribution to scholarship > in European law and environmental law more generally. * Journal of > Environmental Law Vol. 13 No. 2, 2001 *
This new publication provides a comprehensive analysis of European environmental law. * European Counsel *
learned and thorough analyses of a number of contemporary features of European environmental law ... a very useful source book on this ever-groeing subject. * James Driscoll, New Law Journal October 2000 *
Table of ContentsEnvironmental Regulation in Federal Systems ; Flexibility in the Implementation of EC Environmental Law ; From Danish Bottles to Danish Bees: The Dynamics of Free Movement of Goods and Environmental Protection - a Case Law Analysis ; EC Environmental Law and Self-Regulation in the Member States: In Search of a Legislative Framework ; European Community Eco-Labelling in Transition ; Judicial Review of Environmental Misconduct in the European Community: Problems, Prospects, and Strategies ; The Legal Framework for the Regulation of Waste in the European Community ; Environmental NGOs and EU Environmental Law ; Challenges and Opportunities in EC Waste Management: Perspectives on the Problem of End of Life Vehicles ; The Environmental Guarantee after Amsterdam: Does the Emperor Have New Clothes? ; The Private Enforcement of Member State Compliance with EC Environmental Law: an Unfulfilled Promise? ; Surveys ; Book Reviews ; Documents ; 1. Communications, Greenbooks and Whitebooks ; 2. Reports ; 3. Non-ACEA manufacturers ; 4. Further steps in the follow-up to the Agreement ; 5. Conclusions
