Environmental Damage in International and Comparative Law: Problems of Definition and Valuation Book

	Contributors
	Table of Cases
	Table of Treaties and Other International Instruments
	Table of National Legislation
	Abbreviations
1	The Definition and Valuation of Environmental Harm: An Overview	1
2	Reparation for Environmental Damage in International Law: Some Preliminary Problems	17
3	The Economic Value of Environmental Damage	27
4	Biodiversity, Intrinsic Value, and the Definition and Valuation of Environmental Harm	41
5	Environmental Damage and Genetically Modified Organisms	63
6	Indigenous Peoples' Subsistence Lifestyle as an Environmental Valuation Problem	85
7	Environmental Damage in the Practice of the UN Compensation Commission	111
8	Environmental Damage and Environmental Impact Assessment	133
9	The Concept of Environmental Damage in International Liability Regimes	149
10	The Relationship between Environmental Damage and Pollution: Marine Oil Pollution Laws in Malaysia and Singapore	191
11	Environmental Damages in the Common Law: An Overview	213
12	Environmental Damage in the Legal Systems of the Nordic Countries and Germany	223
13	Civil Law Approaches to Evaluation Environmental Damage: Poland	243
14	Definition and Valuation of Environmental Damage: The Contribution of the Scottish Legal System	257
15	The Approach of Mixed Legal Systems: The Case of Mauritius	271
16	Definition and Valuation of Environmental Damage in Turkey	281
17	Environmental Damage Evaluation in Brazil	297
18	Caribbean Environmental Damage and Valuation	305
19	The EC White Paper on Environmental Liability and the Recovery of Damages for Injury to Public Natural Resources	323
	Index	339