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Law, Environment and Development Journal (LEAD-Journal) |
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The third issue was published at the end 2010. This includes an analysis of the new protocol on access and benefit sharing, several articles on the evolving climate change regime, and contextual articles focusing on waste (Trasfigura case) and on the right to environment in Nigeria.
Please follow this link for the full table of contents. |
Articles are invited for the next issue of LEAD journal. Information concerning article submissions can be found at www.lead-journal.org/authors.htm. Please send your contributions to info@lead-journal.org. |
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Workshop on Right to Sanitation - Lessons from India |
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The International Environmental Law Research Centre (IELRC) with the support of the Law Environment and Development Centre, School of Oriental and African Studies – University of |
London (SOAS) are organising a workshop on the Right to Sanitation - Lessons from India in Geneva on 27–28 January 2011. Details of the workshop can be accessed here. |
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New Publications |
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David Takacs, Forest Carbon Offsets and International Law: A Deep Equity Legal Analysis, 22 Georgetown International Environmental Law Review 521 (2010). |
Usha Ramanathan, On Eminent Domain and Sovereignty, 613 Seminar (September 2010) p. 71. |
| Usha Ramanathan, A Unique Identity Bill, 45/30 Economic and Political Weekly (24 July, 2010) p. 10. |
Usha Ramanathan, Bhopal: An Unsettling settlement, The Hindu, 21 July 2010. |
Usha Ramanathan, Bhopal: As the Law Develops, 45/34 Economic and Political Weekly (21 August 2010) p.82. |
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