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Cap and trade versus carbon tax to mitigate climate change: a one-size-fits-all solution in China?

Ping Chen (UGent) and Frank Maes (UGent)

(2014) Global environmental law at a crossroads. In IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Series p.211-227
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Bureaucratic rhetoric of climate change in Nigeria: international aspiration versus local realities

Rhuks Ako and Olubayo Oluduro

(2013) IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Series. p.3-31
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The clustering of multilateral environmental agreements: can the clustering of the chemicals-related conventions be applied to the biodiversity and climate change conventions?

Nils Goeteyn (UGent) and Frank Maes (UGent)

(2013) IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Series. p.147-177
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Climate change, human rights and the Darfur crisis

Linda Mbone Ndongo and Frank Maes (UGent)

(2013) IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Series. p.122-143
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Introduction

Frank Maes (UGent) , An Cliquet (UGent) , Willemien du Plessis and Heather McLeod-Kilmurray

(2013) IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Series. p.XV-XXIII
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The quest for a world environment organization: reflections on a failing debate as an input for future improvement

Nils Goeteyn (UGent) and Frank Maes (UGent)

(2012) Environmental governance and sustainability. In IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Series p.233-247
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Human rights law, refugee and migration law, and environmental law: exploring their contributions in the context of 'environmental migration'

Michèle Morel (UGent)

(2012) Environmental governance and sustainability. In IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Series p.248-265

Academic Bibliography

Cap and trade versus carbon tax to mitigate climate change: a one-size-fits-all solution in China?

Bureaucratic rhetoric of climate change in Nigeria: international aspiration versus local realities

The clustering of multilateral environmental agreements: can the clustering of the chemicals-related conventions be applied to the biodiversity and climate change conventions?

Climate change, human rights and the Darfur crisis

Introduction

The quest for a world environment organization: reflections on a failing debate as an input for future improvement

Human rights law, refugee and migration law, and environmental law: exploring their contributions in the context of 'environmental migration'

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