Multilateral environmental agreements [electronic resource] : legal status of the secretariats / Bharat H. Desai.
2010
K3585 .D479 2010eb
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Multilateral environmental agreements [electronic resource] : legal status of the secretariats / Bharat H. Desai.
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9780521883283 hardcover
0521883288 hardcover
0521883288 hardcover
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Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2010.
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English
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1 online resource (xiii, 330 p.)
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K3585 .D479 2010eb
Dewey Decimal Classification
341.4
Summary
"The present study seeks to examine the genesis, development, and proliferation of multilateral environmental agreements (MEAs) - in-built law-making mechanisms and processes of institutionalization - and their ad hoc treaty-based status and the issue of the legal personality of their secretariats. It provides legal understanding of the location of MEA secretariats within an existing international host institution, as well as discussion of the issue of relationship agreements and interpretation of the commonly used language that triggers such relationships. It places under scrutiny the standard MEA phrase "providing a secretariat," delegation of authority by the host institution to the head of the convention secretariat, possible conflict areas, host country agreement, and the workings of the relationship agreements. The book offers an authoritative account of the growing phenomenon in which an existing international institution provides a servicing base for MEA that, in turn, triggers a chain of legal implications involving the secretariat, the host institution, and the host country"--Provided by publisher.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Institutionalizing cooperation
Multilateral environmental regulation
Nature and character of environmental agreements
Host institution arrangements
Legal status
Conclusions.
Multilateral environmental regulation
Nature and character of environmental agreements
Host institution arrangements
Legal status
Conclusions.