Managing Wetlands Sustainably as Ecosystems: The Contribution of the Law (Part 2)
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2010
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In this Part 2 attention is turned towards the legal arrangements in nation states for managing wetlands. These national arrangements have effect within the international arrangements already mentioned and any regional arrangements that are relevant. However, each national system is a reflection of its own historical, cultural, political and constitutional background. It is the purpose of this Part 2 to review and assess the national approaches to wetlands management. This involves an analysis of a range of instruments. These are: constitutional rules; strategic rules; regulatory rules; and management rules. Each of these sets of rules performs different functions, assumes different forms and is differentially capable of enforcement. |
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Lawtext Publishing Ltd. |
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http://eprints.qut.edu.au/43109/1/43109.pdf http://www.lawtext.com Fisher, Douglas E. (2010) Managing Wetlands Sustainably as Ecosystems: The Contribution of the Law (Part 2). The Journal of Water Law, 21(2), pp. 53-65. |
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Copyright 2010 Lawtext Publishing Ltd. |
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Faculty of Law; School of Law |
Palavras-Chave | #180100 LAW #180111 Environmental and Natural Resources Law #180199 Law not elsewhere classified #Wetland Sustainability, Ecosystems, Legal Arrangement #environmental law #wetlands management |
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Journal Article |