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Book Title: Natural Resources and Sustainable Development
Editor(s): Tan, Celine; Faundez, Julio
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN (hard cover): 9781783478378
Section: Chapter 1
Section Title: Introduction
Author(s): Tan, Celine; Faundez, Julio
Number of pages: 7
Abstract/Description:
The current economic and ecological climate calls for a reappraisal of the international legal and political framework governing natural resources, defined broadly to include materials and organisms naturally occurring in the environment, such as water, mineral and fossil fuels, and cultivated resources, such as food crops, both renewable and exhaustible. This reappraisal is urgent because the governance and management of natural resources have formed a pivotal backdrop to the evolution of international economic law in the post-war period and have been critical components of the process of economic globalization. Contributors to this collection explore the different dimensions of natural resource governance in the contemporary economic, political and legal landscape. They reflect upon and address the different aspects of the conflicts and contradictions arising at the intersection between international economic law, sustainable development and other areas of international law, notably human rights law and environmental law.
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