Autonomous institutional arrangements in multilateral environmental agreeements: a little-noticed phenomenon in international law

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The authors discuss the development autonomous institutional arrangements, usually taking the form of conferences or meetings of parties, and their creation of international law regimes, especially in the area of international environmental law, and their influence on international relations.

Analysis, International relations, International cooperation

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The Stockholm Convention on Persistant Organic Pollutants

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The author discusses the Convention on Persistant Organic Pollutants, signed by more than 90 countries in 2001 in Stockholm, its objectives, and obligations to signees.

Laws, regulations and rules, Pollution, Organic wastes

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The legitimacy of international governance: a coming challenge for international environmental law?

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The author explores the legitimacy of international environmental law to determine possible challenges and sources to its application and enforcement.

Political aspects, Environmental policy, Legitimacy of governments, Government legitimacy

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