Utrecht Law Review

Special Issue: 'Critical Issues in Water, Oceans and Sustainability Law'

Introduction

Editorial
Critical Issues in Water, Oceans and Sustainability Law

Seline Trevisanut, Helena van Rijswick
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08 May 2014

:1-7

Values, Principles and Rights in Water, Oceans and Sustainability Law

Public Values in Water Law: A Case of Substantive Fragmentation?

Monika Ambrus, Herman Kasper Gilissen, Jasper van Kempen
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08 May 2014

:8-30
Subsidiarity in Principle: Decentralization of Water Resources Management

Ryan Stoa
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08 May 2014

:31-45
The Polluter Pays Principle: Guidelines for Cost Recovery and Burden Sharing in the Case Law of the European Court of Justice

Petra Lindhout, Berthy van den Broek
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08 May 2014

:46-59
Sustainable Development in the EU: Redefining and Operationalizing the Concept

Sander van Hees
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08 May 2014

:60-76
Indigenous Communities: Analyzing their Right to Water under Different International Legal Regimes

Daphina Misiedjan, Joyeeta Gupta
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08 May 2014

:77-90

Embedding Adaptiveness into Water & Oceans Law in order to Prevent, Reduce and Manage Environmental and Climate Risks

Compensation in the European Union: Natura 2000 and Water Law

Compensation in the European Union: Natura 2000 and Water Law

Alexandra Aragão, Helena van Rijswick
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08 May 2014

:155-160
Compensatory Measures in European Nature Conservation Law

Geert Van Hoorick
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08 May 2014

:161-171
Compensation and Mitigation: Tinkering with Natura 2000 Protection Law

Jacqueline Zijlmans, Hans Woldendorp
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08 May 2014

:172-193
Mitigation and Compensation under EU Nature Conservation Law in the Flemish Region: Beyond the Deadlock for Development Projects?

Hendrik Schoukens, An Cliquet
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08 May 2014

:194-215
Compensation in Flood Risk Management with a Focus on Shifts in Compensation Regimes Regarding Prevention, Mitigation and Disaster Management

Willemijn van Doorn-Hoekveld
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08 May 2014

:216-238

Volume 10, Issue 2, May 2014 -

Introduction

EditorialCritical Issues in Water, Oceans and Sustainability Law

Values, Principles and Rights in Water, Oceans and Sustainability Law

Public Values in Water Law: A Case of Substantive Fragmentation?

Subsidiarity in Principle: Decentralization of Water Resources Management

The Polluter Pays Principle: Guidelines for Cost Recovery and Burden Sharing in the Case Law of the European Court of Justice

Sustainable Development in the EU: Redefining and Operationalizing the Concept

Indigenous Communities: Analyzing their Right to Water under Different International Legal Regimes

Embedding Adaptiveness into Water & Oceans Law in order to Prevent, Reduce and Manage Environmental and Climate Risks

Exploring the Prospects for Cross-Border Climate Change Adaptation between North Rhine-Westphalia and the Netherlands

Towards a New Policy for Climate Adaptive Water Management in Flanders: The Concept of Signal Areas

The Importance of Monitoring for the Effectiveness of Environmental DirectivesA Comparison of Monitoring Obligations in European Environmental Directives

Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed and Something BlueTackling Diffuse Water Pollution from Agriculture in China: Drawing Inspiration from the European Union

Compensation in the European Union: Natura 2000 and Water Law

Compensation in the European Union: Natura 2000 and Water Law

Compensatory Measures in European Nature Conservation Law

Compensation and Mitigation: Tinkering with Natura 2000 Protection Law

Mitigation and Compensation under EU Nature Conservation Law in the Flemish Region: Beyond the Deadlock for Development Projects?

Compensation in Flood Risk Management with a Focus on Shifts in Compensation Regimes Regarding Prevention, Mitigation and Disaster Management

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Editorial
Critical Issues in Water, Oceans and Sustainability Law

The Importance of Monitoring for the Effectiveness of Environmental Directives
A Comparison of Monitoring Obligations in European Environmental Directives

Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed and Something Blue
Tackling Diffuse Water Pollution from Agriculture in China: Drawing Inspiration from the European Union