Location
University of Richmond School of Law
Start Date
3-3-1998 5:30 PM
Description
"The Implementation of International Environmental Law in the Asia Pacific Region" lecture given by Ben Boer, Professor of Environmental Law at the University of Sydney, Australia and Director of the Australian Centre for Environmental Law.
"Dispute Resolution Under NAFTA's Environmental Side Agreement" lecture given by Beatriz Bugeda, Professor of Law at the Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City.
"Ensuring Compliance with International Environmental Agreements" lecture given by Edith Brown Weiss, Professor of Law at Georgetown University.
"Resolution of International Environmental Disputes: Litigation and its Alternatives" lecture given by Philippe Sands, Reader in International Law at the University of London.
Pages 12-14, Richmond Law Magazine Winter 1998
Included in
Resolving International Environmental Disputes in the 1990s and Beyond
University of Richmond School of Law
"The Implementation of International Environmental Law in the Asia Pacific Region" lecture given by Ben Boer, Professor of Environmental Law at the University of Sydney, Australia and Director of the Australian Centre for Environmental Law.
"Dispute Resolution Under NAFTA's Environmental Side Agreement" lecture given by Beatriz Bugeda, Professor of Law at the Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City.
"Ensuring Compliance with International Environmental Agreements" lecture given by Edith Brown Weiss, Professor of Law at Georgetown University.
"Resolution of International Environmental Disputes: Litigation and its Alternatives" lecture given by Philippe Sands, Reader in International Law at the University of London.
Comments
Joel B. Eisen, Associate Professor of Law and Director of the Robert R. Mehrige Center for Environmental Law, and John R. Pagan, Dean and Professor of Law, made comments.
Professor Eisen: "The 1998 holders of the George E. Allen Chair offer the Law School community a unique opportunity to consider how nations respond to environmental problems and to examine emerging trends in environmental law and regulation at a global level. Our visiting scholars are leading scholars and practitioners in international environmental law and are truly an international contingent, hailing from Australia, Great Britain, Mexico, and the U.S. I am delighted to be able to work with these distinguished scholars on an intensive basis, in seminar classes, lectures, faculty colloquies, and more informal settings, and to gain insights into my own scholarship and teaching."