Jacqueline Peel (Univ. of Melbourne - Law) &
David Fisher (International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies) have published
The Role of International Environmental Law in Disaster Risk Reduction (Brill | Nijhoff 2016). Contents include:
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Jacqueline Peel & David Fisher,
International Law at the Intersection of Environmental Protection and Disaster Risk Reduction
- Lisa Grow Sun,
Climate Change and the Narrative of Disaster
- Daniel Farber,
Disaster Law in the Anthropocene
- Rosemary Lyster,
A Capabilities Approach to Defining Climate Disasters
- Anne Siders,
Resilient Incoherence – Seeking Common Language for Climate Change Adaptation, Disaster Risk Reduction, and Sustainable Development
- Cinnamon P. Carlarne,
Disastrous Adaptation
- Denis Edwards,
Disaster Risk Assessment: An Appraisal of European Union Environmental Law
- A. Dan Tarlock,
The Potential Role of International Environmental and Water Law to Prevent and Mitigate Water-Related Disasters
- Mary Picard,
Water Treaty Regimes as a Vehicle for Cooperation to Reduce Water-related Disaster Risk - The Case of Southern Africa and the Zambesi Basin
- Arden Rowell & Lesley Wexler,
Valuing Foreign Disasters in International Environmental Law
- Michael G. Faure,
Liability and Compensation as Instruments of Disaster Risk Mitigation?
- Nicholas A. Robinson,
The UN SDGs and Environmental Law: Cooperative Remedies for Natural Disaster Risks
- Carl Bruch, Rene Nijenhuis & Shanna N. McClain,
International Frameworks Governing Environmental Emergency Preparedness and Response: An Assessment of Approaches
- Hari M. Osofsky, Jessica Shadian & Sara L. Fechtelkotter,
Preventing and Responding to Arctic Offshore Drilling Disasters: The Role of Hybrid Cooperation
- Anastasia Telesetsky,
Overlapping International Disaster Law Approaches with International Environmental Law Regimes to Address Latent Ecological Disaster
