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Environmental change, forced displacement and international law : from legal protection gaps to protection solutions
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TextLanguage: English Series: Law and migrationPublication details: N.Y. Routledge 2020Description: xxiii, 257pISBN: - 9780367534158
- 349.6:551.583 BOR
Contents:
Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. From environmental change to human displacementChapter 3. Protection Obligations of States under International Human Rights Law and Related InstrumentsChapter 4. Status and Protection Obligations of States under International Refugee LawChapter 5. Consolidating Protection for Environmental DisplacementChapter 6. Conclusion
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| 349.6(540) SHA Environment & development | 349.6(540) SHA'05;1 Introduction to environmental law | 349.6(540) SHA'18 Environmental law/6th ed. | 349.6:551.583 BOR Environmental change, forced displacement and international law | 349.6:551.583 BOT Managing extreme climate change risks through insurance | 349.6:551.583 KOT Environmental law and governance for the anthropocene | 349.6:551.583 POP The implementation of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change |
Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. From environmental change to human displacementChapter 3. Protection Obligations of States under International Human Rights Law and Related InstrumentsChapter 4. Status and Protection Obligations of States under International Refugee LawChapter 5. Consolidating Protection for Environmental DisplacementChapter 6. Conclusion
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