Location
SPREP LIBRARY
Publisher
[?]
Publication Year:
1999
Publication Place
US
Physical Description:
28 p. ; 29 cm
Call Number
VF 3451 (EL)
Relevant Countries
Pacific Region
Collection
Material Type
Language
English
Record ID:
11647
Legacy PEIN ID:
51534
General Notes
Photocopied kept in vertical file collection|SLIC also hold an e-copy at "FL" field
Available online
Subject Heading(s)
International governance
International Environment Law
Abstract
This article is about a problem only just becoming visible the legitimacy of international environmental law, and more specifically, the perception that the international environmental process is insufficiently democratic. Until, now international lawyers have tended to focus on what environmental standards are needed and how those standards can be made effective/ But as decision-making authority gravitates from the national to the international level, the question of legitimacy will likely emerge from the shadows and become central issue in international environmental law. This article seeks to clarify the nature of the legitimacy challenge and to survey possible sources of legitimacy for international institutions.
Location
SPREP LIBRARY
Publisher
[?]
Publication Year:
1999
Publication Place
US
Physical Description:
28 p. ; 29 cm
Call Number
VF 3451 (EL)
Relevant Countries
Pacific Region
Collection
Material Type
Language
English
Record ID:
11647
Legacy PEIN ID:
51534
General Notes
Photocopied kept in vertical file collection|SLIC also hold an e-copy at "FL" field
Record Created: 05-Jul-2000
Record Modified: 14-Feb-2021