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Environmental Law in the United Kingdom and Belgium from a Comparative Perspective
Full Citation Volume 28 Ius Commune Europaeum Series:
K. Deketelaere, M.G. Faure (eds.), Environmental Law in the United Kingdom and Belgium from a Comparative Perspective (1999, Intersentia, Antwerpen, ISBN 90-5095-082-5, 328 p.)
Cover Note:
This book analyses some key issues relative to environmental legislation in the United Kingdom and Belgium such as: environmental competences, environmental permits and building permits, environmental liabilities, environmental levies, subsidies and policy agreements. It is obvious that these areas are not only relevant to academics, but also to those who are, on a regular basis, confronted with the existence, application and enforcement of environmental legislation: business people, lawyers, consultants and civil servants. This study compares two legal systems with a completely different background (civil law versus common law) and indicates how one system might benefit from elements embedded in the other system. Secondly (for business people, consultants, lawyers in Europe), it gives practical information about environmental legislation relevant to companies operating in Belgium and/or the United Kingdom.
Ius Commune Europaeum
The Ius Commune Europaeum book series is published by Intersentia from the start of the Ius Commune Research School and publishes research devoted to Ius Commune. This means that the Ius Commune Europaeum book series provide possibility to publish manuscripts related to comparative law, but also books that deal with the implementation of international law in national legal systems. All aspects of the law are dealt with in the Ius Commune Europaeum book series. The series is published in various languages and is published under auspices of METRO, the Institute for Transnational Legal Research of Maastricht University.
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