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Climate Change, Responsibility and Liability / Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis

Climate Change, Responsibility and Liability / Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis

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- 1–18 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–18
- 21–102 Part I: Foundational basis for climate responsibility and liability: Attribution science, economics and philosophical perspectives 21–102
  - 21–40 Climate change, its impacts, and attribution of causes: Current status and challenges Andrea K Steiner, Mastawesha M Engdaw Andrea K Steiner, Mastawesha M Engdaw 21–40
  - 41–74 Climate change and pandemics: Feasibility constraints on mitigation and adaptation Marcelo de Araujo, Lukas H Meyer Marcelo de Araujo, Lukas H Meyer 41–74
  - 75–92 The cost of carbon: Economic approaches to damage evaluation Michael Hanemann Michael Hanemann 75–92
  - 93–102 Foreseeability of economic damages related to inadequate climate mitigation and adaptation Karl W Steininger Karl W Steininger 93–102
- Part II: Legal basis for climate change responsibility and liability
  - 105–278 A. International aspects 105–278
    - 105–132 Climate change responsibility and liability in international law Julia Pleiel, Kirsten Schmalenbach Julia Pleiel, Kirsten Schmalenbach 105–132
    - 133–160 From blabla to concrete obligations: The Oslo Principles and the Principles on Climate Obligations of Enterprises Jaap Spier Jaap Spier 133–160
    - 161–178 China’s climate change law: History, current situation, and key issues Zhou Ke Zhou Ke 161–178
    - 179–200 A rights-basis for climate compensatory claims in Kenya Lydia A Omuko-Jung Lydia A Omuko-Jung 179–200
    - 201–278 South Africa: Climate change, responsibility and liability – the legal system, public and private law considerations Oliver C Ruppel Oliver C Ruppel 201–278
  - 281–380 B. European Union, Germany and Austria 281–380
    - 281–298 Climate change litigation in Germany and Austria – an overview Daniel Ennöckl, Judith Fitz Daniel Ennöckl, Judith Fitz 281–298
    - 299–312 State responsibility for climate change under EU and German law Oliver Dörr Oliver Dörr 299–312
    - 313–360 Oslo Principles in EU and Austrian climate change law Eva Schulev-Steindl, Gerhard Schnedl Eva Schulev-Steindl, Gerhard Schnedl 313–360
    - 361–380 The first Austrian climate lawsuit Julia Wallner Julia Wallner 361–380
  - 383–490 C. Private law and climate litigation 383–490
    - 383–414 Climate change and tort law Monika Hinteregger Monika Hinteregger 383–414
    - 415–440 Legal standing in climate-related lawsuits Erika Wagner Erika Wagner 415–440
    - 441–490 Climate change litigation and the private sector – assessing the liability risk for multinational corporations and the way forward for strategic litigation Mareike Rumpf Mareike Rumpf 441–490
- 493–525 Part III: Climate change litigation and enforcement: Crosscutting issues 493–525
  - 493–498 Climate change, public interest litigation and the development of renewable energy law in China – based on the analysis of Friends of Nature v Ningxia Grid Company Cao Wei Cao Wei 493–498
  - 499–525 Fostering responsibility through compliance mechanisms Birgit Hollaus Birgit Hollaus 499–525
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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis

Autoren

Eva Schulev-Steindl (Ed.) Monika Hinteregger (Ed.) Gottfried Kirchengast (Ed.) Lukas H. Meyer (Ed.) Oliver C. Ruppel (Ed.) Gerhard Schnedl (Ed.) Karl W. Steininger (Ed.)

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/9783748930990-1
- ISBN print: 978-3-8487-8707-4
- ISBN online: 978-3-7489-3099-0
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