Table of Contents

1: Troubles
3: The substance of environmental law
5: Expanding legal imagination
6: The significance of nation states
7: Power and accountability in environmental law
8: Ensuring the effectiveness of environmental law
9: The many forms of environmental justice
10: Lessons
References
Further Reading
Index

About the Author

Professor Elizabeth Fisher is Professor of Environmental Law in the Faculty of Law and at Corpus Christi College, University of Oxford. She has won awards for both her teaching and her scholarship, and is General Editor of the Journal of Environmental Law.

Reviews

To write shortly about complex subjects takes considerable time and even more knowledge and skill. Fisher has successfully used both to craft short, sharp and succinct stories that lucidly explain and enliven environmental law.
*The Hon. Justice Brian Preston SC*