The Antarctic Environment and International Law
Joe Verhoeven, Philippe Sands, Maxwell Bruce
Graham & Trotman
1992
The Antarctic symbolizes the broader challenge of balancing economic growth with environmental protection in international law. This volume, inspired by a 1990 symposium in Brussels, explores how science, new institutions, and the non-governmental sector contribute to effective law-making and enforcement. It provides a significant contribution to legal thought, addressing the inadequacies of international rules on natural resource and environmental protection.