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2009

CHAPTER 1: Introduction : dimensions of justice in Environmental Law @ Page 1 CHAPTER 2: The Second Cycle of ecological urgency: and= environmental justice Perspective @ Page 39 CHAPTER 3: Describe the elephant : international justice and environmental Law @ Page 55 CHAPTER 4: Law , justice and rights : some implications of a global perspective @ Page 76 CHAPTER 5: Gender and Environmental Law and justice : thoughts on sustainable masculinities @ Page 98 CHAPTER 6: Participatory rights in natural resource management : the role of communities in South Asia @ Page 117 CHAPTER 7: Public Participation and the challenges of Environmental justice in china @ Page 139 CHAPTER 8: Environmental justice through Courts in Countries in economic transition @ Page 158 CHAPTER 9: Environmental justice through environmental Courts? Lesons Learned from the Swedish experience @ Page 176 CHAPTER 10: Environmental justice in the European Court of Justice @ Page 195 CHAPTER 11: Environmental justice through international complaint Procedure? Comparing the Arhus Convention and the North American Agreement on Envionmental Cooperation @ Page 211 CHAPTER 12: Environmental justice in situations of armed conflict @ Page 231 CHAPTER 13: Sovereignty and environmental justice in international Law @ Page 253 CHAPTER 14: Piercing the State Veil in Pursuit of environmental justice @ Page 270 CHAPTER 15: Competing narratives of justice in North - South environmental relations : the case of Ozone layer depletion @ Page 297 CHAPTER 16: Climate change, global environmental justice and international environmental law @ Page 316 CHAPTER 17: Justice in global environmental justice : the case of dsesertification @ Page 333 CHAPTER 18: Distributive justice and Procedural fairness in global water law @ Page 351 CHAPTER 19: Environmetal justice in the use, knowledge and exploitation of genetic resources @ Page 371 CHAPTER 20: Law , gender and environmental resources : women's access to environmental justice in East Africa @ Page 390 CHAPTER 21: The polluter Pays Principle: dilemmas of justice in national and intrenational contexts @ Page 411 CHAPTER 22: Corporate activities and environmental justice perspectives on Sierra Leone's mining @ Page 429 CHAPTER 23: Environmental justice and international trade law @ Page 447

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