Irresolute Clay: Shaping the Foundations of Modern Environmental Law
Autor Richard Macrory Hon KCen Limba Engleză Hardback – 29 apr 2020
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781509928118
ISBN-10: 1509928111
Pagini: 200
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.46 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Hart Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1509928111
Pagini: 200
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.46 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Hart Publishing
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Thematic approach charts the development of the fundamental tenets of the discipline as witnessed first hand
Notă biografică
Richard Macrory is a barrister and Emeritus Professor of Environmental Law at University College London.
Cuprins
1. Early Legal Environmental Activism2. The Windscale Inquiry 3. The Emergence of Environmental Lawyers in the UK 4. Environmental Law as an Academic Discipline: Early Sparks 5. Practising Environmental Law as a Barrister 6. Influencing Public Policy: Parliamentary Select Committees 7. A National Environmental Agency 8. Academic Environmental Law Comes of Age 9. Swirling Worlds: The Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution 10. Environmental Courts and Tribunals 11. Reforming Regulatory Sanctions 12. The European Dimension 13. Brexit and Environmental Law
Recenzii
This book tells from Richard's unique perspective through first hand accounts the history of modern environmental law as it grew to become a respected discipline. Few if any people have had quite such a lasting influence on environmental law. Politicians come and go but Richard has remained a resilient shaping influence.
Richard Macrory is absolutely the right person to give this account of how the environmental law that we now take for granted developed over the last 50 years: he played a substantial role in shaping it ... Who is this book for? It is academic enough for lawyers, with only a few eyelid-drooping moments of intense legal analysis for non-lawyer readers. It is informative for those who care to see how environmental law has developed, and delightful for those who treasure autobiography. Throughout, the Macrory humour sneaks in, often disguised heavily in weighty points of law.
This is a remarkable book. It is not a textbook. It is a recollection of a lifetime's work in environmental law, but it is very much more. The remembered and collected detail is extraordinary. The reader can see environmental law growing over 50 years, with successes and failures. And perhaps the most useful of all, Professor Richard Macrory sets the reader thinking about where we go from here. The stuff is all here, the text is clear, concentrated reading, thought and reflection are required.
It is beyond dispute that the world faces growing environmental problems - many highlighted in this book - but this is not a 'misery memoir'. Professor Macrory wears his knowledge lightly, and writes well and entertainingly. He has produced a work with accessibility as its hallmark. That ought to ensure its appeal to both lawyer and general reader, and guarantee its success.
An enlightening and compelling account of the history of modern environmental law and its growth, from the unique perspective of one of the founding fathers of the subject.
This is an outstanding book. It deserves to be read widely. Those of us who are privileged to teach environmental law, and to influence the next generation of environmental lawyers, will find this book of immense value.
The account is interesting, well written . and is an entertaining read.
An illuminating and empathetic account of a formative era in British environmental law by one of the founding fathers of the subject.
Environmental law supremo ... The tone is moderate. The mixture is dizzying.
Institutional memory is notoriously lacking among policy makers - ministerial and official - in Whitehall. So, as the UK gets ready to "take back control" of environmental law from the EU, Richard Macrory provides invaluable insights into how that law developed.
Magisterial and magnificent, the father of environmental law in the UK on its making.
Richard Macrory is absolutely the right person to give this account of how the environmental law that we now take for granted developed over the last 50 years: he played a substantial role in shaping it ... Who is this book for? It is academic enough for lawyers, with only a few eyelid-drooping moments of intense legal analysis for non-lawyer readers. It is informative for those who care to see how environmental law has developed, and delightful for those who treasure autobiography. Throughout, the Macrory humour sneaks in, often disguised heavily in weighty points of law.
This is a remarkable book. It is not a textbook. It is a recollection of a lifetime's work in environmental law, but it is very much more. The remembered and collected detail is extraordinary. The reader can see environmental law growing over 50 years, with successes and failures. And perhaps the most useful of all, Professor Richard Macrory sets the reader thinking about where we go from here. The stuff is all here, the text is clear, concentrated reading, thought and reflection are required.
It is beyond dispute that the world faces growing environmental problems - many highlighted in this book - but this is not a 'misery memoir'. Professor Macrory wears his knowledge lightly, and writes well and entertainingly. He has produced a work with accessibility as its hallmark. That ought to ensure its appeal to both lawyer and general reader, and guarantee its success.
An enlightening and compelling account of the history of modern environmental law and its growth, from the unique perspective of one of the founding fathers of the subject.
This is an outstanding book. It deserves to be read widely. Those of us who are privileged to teach environmental law, and to influence the next generation of environmental lawyers, will find this book of immense value.
The account is interesting, well written . and is an entertaining read.
An illuminating and empathetic account of a formative era in British environmental law by one of the founding fathers of the subject.
Environmental law supremo ... The tone is moderate. The mixture is dizzying.
Institutional memory is notoriously lacking among policy makers - ministerial and official - in Whitehall. So, as the UK gets ready to "take back control" of environmental law from the EU, Richard Macrory provides invaluable insights into how that law developed.
Magisterial and magnificent, the father of environmental law in the UK on its making.