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CHAPTER 1: The North-South Divide in International Environmental Law: Framing the Issues @ Page 1 CHAPTER 2: History of the North-South Divide in International Law: Colonial Discourses, Sovereignty, and Self-Determination @ Page 23 CHAPTER 3: Unsustainable Development @ Page 50 CHAPTER 4: The Significance of International Environmental Law Principles in Reinforcing or Dismantling the North-South Divide @ Page 74 CHAPTER 5: The Stockholm Conference and the Creation of the South-North Divide in International Environmental Law and Policy @ Page 109 CHAPTER 6: Global Environmental Governance and the South @ Page 130 CHAPTER 7: Quest for International Environmental Institutions: Transition from CSD to HLPF @ Page 152 CHAPTER 8: Human Rights, the Environment, and the Global South @ Page 171 CHAPTER 9: Access and Benefit-Sharing: North-South Challenges in Implementing the Convention on Biological Diversity and Its Nagoya Protocol @ Page 192 CHAPTER 10: Emerging Powerful Southern Voices: Role of BASIC Nations in Shaping Climate Change Mitigation Commitments @ Page 214 CHAPTER 11: Sustainable Development in the Era of Bioenergy and Agricultural Land Grab @ Page 237 CHAPTER 12: Trage in Hazardous Waste @ Page 256 CHAPTER 13: The Right of Water: Constitutional Perspectives from the Global South @ Page 277 CHAPTER 14: Trade and the Environment: Perspectives from the Global South @ Page 297 CHAPTER 15: From a Divided Heritage to a Common Future? International Investment Law, Human Rights, and Sustainable Development @ Page 317 CHAPTER 16: Project Finance and Sustainable Development in the Global South @ Page 338 CHAPTER 17: International Environmental Law and Sovereign Wealth Funds @ Page 356 CHAPTER 18: Transnational Corporations and Extractive Industries @ Page 380 CHAPTER 19: Food Justice: An Enveironmental Justice Critique of the Global Food System @ Page 401 CHAPTER 20: A Justice Paradox: Climate Change, Small Island Developing States, and the Adsence of International Legal Remedy @ Page 435 CHAPTER 21: South of South: Examining the International Climate Regime from an Indigenous Perspective @ Page 451 CHAPTER 22: Water Wars: Anti-Privatization Struggles in the Global South @ Page 469 CHAPTER 23: Natural Disaster and Climate Change @ Page 491 CHAPTER 24: International Law, Cultural Diversity, and the Environment: The Case of the General Forestry Law in Colombia @ Page 508 CHAPTER 25: The Contours of Energy Justice @ Page 529 CHAPTER 26: South-South Cooperation: Foundations for Sustainable Development @ Page 553 CHAPTER 27: Public Participation in International Negotiation and Compliance @ Page 572 CHAPTER 28: Access to Remedies in Environmental Matters and the North-South Divide @ Page 588 CHAPTERB 29: Sustainable Development Versus Green Economy: The Way Foward? @ Page 609