International Environment and Development Treatises

This study aid is from the popular Nutshell series and offers a concise overview of environmental law history, major topics (e.g. vessel-based pollution) and relevant policies.

This broad analysis, of both well known and lesser known environmental treaties, provides insight into what international environmental treaties try to accomplish and why they succeed or fail.

A brief overview of international law in general, with an in depth focus on how international environmental law was formed historically, as well as an analysis of newer topics such as environmental protection as a human right.

Presents a selected history of environmental law and two brief case studies, one about environmental law and one about sustainable development law.

This is an update to an excellent combination of the actual text of treaties (and other legal instruments) and a brief historical contextualization commentary on these documents

A comprehensive treatise covering the background and foundations on international environmental law while including many subtopic chapters on more specific areas, such as nuclear energy, conservation, climate change, toxic substances and many more.

This book offers a brief introduction to the topic often with just a few pages on various aspects. It would be good for a quick read on the topic.

This fourth edition presents a comprehensive overview of international environmental law. It includes an excellent index, which makes it easy to locate specific discussions of certain major environmental cases and treaties.

A collection of essays covering theory and principles with useful chapters on dispute settlement, human rights, and liability.

This collection of essays discusses the background, implementation, key issues, and framework of international environmental law. Also includes sections on major regional environmental regimes, and related areas such as trade, indigenous rights, disasters, and armed conflict.

This is Oxford's e-book of the print treatise with the same title. It offers a brief overview of international law in general, with an in depth focus on how international environmental law was formed historically, as well as an analysis of newer topics such as environmental protection as a human right.

The e-book version of the print treatise, this work presents a selected history of environmental law and two brief case studies, one about environmental law and one about sustainable development law.