Climate Change Law：International and National Approachs

In the book, authors of the papers study climate change from legal mechanism in different levels: international level, regional level and national level. The essays illustrates issues of future international climate regime, climate change governance, CBDRs, financial mechanisms, carbon capture and storage liability, carbon emission reduction Regulation, EIA, CDM, climate change, export administration and trade protectionism, China's climate change legal framework system, etc.

Contributor's BiographiesForewordThe Drafting of the Future International Climate Regime: From theCopenhagen Accord to the Canc,',n AccordsSandrine Maljean-Dubois Vanessa Richard++++Emerging Climate Change Law and Changing GovernanceJiunn-rong YehTransnational Governance Model of Climate Change: CatastrophicRisk, Transnational Regulation and Its Implications in InternationalLawYao-ming HsuThe Principle of Common but Differentiated Responsibilities in theInternational Regime of Climate ChangeThomas DeleuilFinancial Mechanisms for Climate Change Mitigation and AdaptationMeasuresWen-chen ShihCarbon Capture and Storage Liability Issues in International LawChloe HoudyResearch on the EU Carbon Emission Reduction Regulation On theAviation Industry: the Resolution in the Post-Kyoto EraLiang YongEnvironmental Impacts Assessments in the Age of Climate Change:Some Introductory NotesWen-chen ChangThe Clean Development Mechanism From The Perspective of TheDeveloping CountriesMarion LemoineClimate Change, Export Administration and Trade Protectionismunder ControlBo YePrimary Study on China's Climate Change Legal FrameworkSystemZhang Zitai Tao LeiThe Impact of the Kyoto Protocol and UNFCCC into the ChineseLaw and Consequent Reforms to Fight Against Climate ChangePeng FengPractice and Evolution of Financial Mechanism Combating ClimateChange in ChinaGu Dejin  Li Chen