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Book Title: Risk, Resilience, Inequality and Environmental Law
Editor(s): Hutter, M. Bridget
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN (hard cover): 9781785363795
Section Title: Contents
Number of pages: 2
Extract:
Contents
List of contributors vii
Preface x
PART I INTRODUCTION
1 Risk, resilience and inequality: current dilemmas in
environmental regulation 3
Bridget M. Hutter
PART II A CHANGING ENVIRONMENTAL LANDSCAPE
2 Risk, resilience and environmental regulation: using law to
build resilience to climate change impacts 29
Jan McDonald
3 Resilience in environmental law: epistemic limitations and
the role of participation 49
Ole W. Pedersen
PART III INEQUALITY: THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC
CONSEQUENCES OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
4 Climate change, resilience and the generation of risk-classes 67
Dean Curran
5 Transformative biodiversity law and 2030 Agenda:
mainstreaming biodiversity and justice through human rights 84
Claudia Ituarte-Lima
6 Inequalities in environmental risks and resilience within urban
populations in low- and middle-income nations 108
David Satterthwaite
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vi Risk, resilience, inequality and environmental law
PART IV GOVERNANCE
7 New environmental governance: adaptation, resilience and law 129
Cameron Holley and Ekaterina Sofronova
8 Science and the law: how will developments in attribution
science affect how the law addresses compensation for
climate change effects? 147
Lindene Patton and Felicia H. Barnes
9 Dialogue strategies for socio-ecological resilience and
sustainability in China 167
Hua Wang
10 Environmental risks and authoritarian resilience in China 188
Thomas Johnson
PART V CONCLUSION
11 Risk, resilience, inequality and environmental law: prospects
and obstacles 207
Bridget M. Hutter
Bibliography 228
Index 281
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