The Research Handbook on International Law and Natural Resources
provides a systematic and comprehensive analysis of the role of
international law in regulating the exploration and exploitation of
natural resources. The book covers overarching and sectoral, as
well as traditional and emerging, legal issues in natural resource
development. The book illuminates interactions and tensions between
international environmental law, human rights and economic law, as
well as the law of the sea, tracing their evolution and identifying
critical areas for further investigation. It also discusses the
relevance of soft law and international dispute settlement, as well
as of various unilateral, bilateral, regional and transnational
initiatives in the governance of natural resources. Analysis of
historical and current policy debates, including the incipient
negotiations of a new international legally binding instrument on
marine biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction, and the
adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris
Agreement on climate change, are included. While the handbook is
accessible to those approaching the subject for the first time, it
identifies pressing areas for further investigation that will be of
interest to advanced researchers and practitioners of international
environmental, economic, and human rights law. Contributors
include: R. Barnes, V. Barra, B. Boer, C. Chiarolla, L. Cotula, F.
Francioni, J. Harrison, J. Jabour, M. Jansson, M. Kidd, R.E. Kim,
T. Koivurova, K. Kulovesi, R. Leal-Arcas, F. Lesniewska, C.
Massarella, S. Minas, O. McIntyre, E. Morgera, E. Orlando, F.
Ortino, A. Proelss, S. Romppanen, C. Salpin, N.M. Tabari, K. Talus,
A. Trouwborst, H. van Asselt, J. Vinuales
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