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Europe in green : European environmental democracy /
"The book is a cornerstone in the studies aimed at introducing a new form of democracy not just at a global level, through international environmental law, but also at local one, by regional and national regulation, to manage global and local ecological problems. In the light of the results poi...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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London, Great Britain :
Versita,
[2013]
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| Colección: | Law, public administration.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Environmental Democracy in a European Context
- ch. 1. "Democracy" and "Environment" in the European Union
- Democracy
- Democratic Deficit in the EU
- The Remedies of Democratic Deficit
- Representative Democracy Tools
- Participatory and Deliberatory Tools
- The Treaty Instruments to Participate
- Access to Environmental Information
- Public Participation in Environmental Matters
- White Paper on European Governance
- Constitution for Europe and the Following Plan "D"
- Treaty of Lisbon
- Access to Justice: Former Article 230
- Environment in the European Community
- The Definition of the Term "Environment" in Europe
- Wide Definition of "Environment"
- Narrow Definition of "Environment"
- Anthropocentric and Ecocentric Character of Environment in Europe
- Protection of Environment in the Treaty.
- Single European Act
- The Treaty of Amsterdam
- The Constitution for Europe
- The Lisbon Treaty
- Environmental Democracy in Europe
- Dimensions of European Environmental Democracy: Form and Space
- Form
- Space
- Actors of Environmental Democracy at a European Level: the Role for European citizens
- European Environmental Rights
- Substantive Environmental Rights
- Article 37 Codifies an Environmental Human Right
- Article 37 Does Not Codify an Environmental Human Right
- Where Can We Find the European Environmental Substantive Rights?
- ECHR Jurisprudence: Environmental Protection "Par Ricochet"
- Jurisprudences of ECHR in Environmental matters
- Ecological European Citizens
- Ecological Duties
- Preventive Principle and Precautionary Principle
- Sustainable Development
- Polluter Pays Principle.
- ch. 2. Implementation of Environmental Rights and Duties in Europe
- Environmental Democracy at the EU Level
- Procedural Rights: Implementation of the Aarhus Convention
- First Pillar: Access to Environmental Information
- Background on Public Access to Information in Europe
- Passive Access to Environmental Information
- General Rules
- Exceptions of the Access to Information
- Active Access to Environmental Information
- Second Pillar: Environmental Participation
- Third Pillar: Access to Justice in Environmental Matters
- Background on Former Article 230 EC
- Implementation of Article 9(1) of the Aarhus Convention
- Implementation of Article 9(2) of the Aarhus Convention
- Fourth Pillar: Implementation of Article 9(3) of the Aarhus Convention.
- Internal Review Process by a Community Institution or Body
- Article 10 Request for Internal Review of Administrative Act
- Article 11 Criteria for Entitlement at Community Level
- Proceeding Before the Court of Justice
- Limits of Aarhus Regulation Compared to the Aarhus Convention
- Individual Concern After the Entry into Force of the Aarhus Regulation
- Communication to the Aarhus Convention's Compliance Committee
- Environmental Democracy at National Level
- Procedural Environmental Rights
- First Pillar: Access of Environmental Information
- Directive 2003/4/EC on Public Access to Environmental Information
- Second Pillar: Participation in Environmental Matters
- Directive 2003/35/EC
- Implementation of Article 6 of Aarhus Convention: EIA Directive and IPPC Directive.
- Implementation of Article 7 of Aarhus Convention
- Third Pillar: Access to Justice in Environmental Matters
- Implementation of Article 9 (1)
- Implementation of Article 9 (2)
- Fourth Pillar: Implementation of Article 9 (3)
- The Proposal on Access to Justice in Environmental Matters
- The Main Novelties of the Proposal on Access to Justice
- Ecological Duties
- Implementation by Waste Legislation
- Implementation by Environmental Criminal Law
- Implementation by Environmental Liability Directive
- The Polluter Pays Principle and the Preventive Principle in the Directive
- The Personal, Material and Temporal Scope of the Liability Directive
- Ecological Duties Under the Liability Directive
- Access to Justice in the Liability Directive
- Conclusion
- Index
- Bibliography.