IUCN Releases Book on Promoting Environmental Law in China
IUCN's Promoting Environmental Law in China Program recently published the first volume of the "International and Comparative Environmental Law Review." The book contains Chinese translations of the latest and most important academic papers, research reports, cases, treaties, and national statutes in the field of international and comparative environmental law. It provides valuable reference materials for Chinese scholars, legislators, governmental officials, members of the judiciary, and law students who are interested in environmental law. Many world famous scholars of environmental law, including Commission for Environmental Law members Prof. Alexandre Kiss, Prof. Edith Brown-Weiss, Prof. Philippe Sands, Prof. Dan Tarlock, and Environmental Law Centre Senior Counsel Dr. Françoise Burhenne-Guilmin, contributed papers. The book is made of three parts: International Environmental Law, Comparative Environmental Law and Documents. To purchase a copy of the book, please contact webmaster@chinalaw-book.com or http://www.chinalaw-book.com (Note: The publication and this Web site are available in Chinese only.)