Sustainable Development as a Principle of International Law: Resolving Conflicts between Climate Measures and WTO Law Book

SERIES EDITOR’S PREFACE; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS

GENERAL INTRODUCTION

Part 1 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN INTERNATIONAL LAW Introduction;
1. Origins and Development of the Concept of Sustainable Development in International Law;
2. Integration as a Central Aspect of Sustainable Development;
3. The International Climate Regime;
4. Sustainable Development in the Context of International Climate Change Law;
5. Sustainable Development in WTO Context;
6. Sustainable Development as a General Principle of Law;
Part 2 CONFLICTS BETWEEN CLIMATE MEASURES AND WTO LAW Introduction;
7. Fragmentation of International Law: the Origin of Normative Conflicts;
8. Climate Measures and WTO Law: General Comments;
9. International Emissions Trading and WTO Rules;
10. The Clean Development Mechanism and WTO Rules;
11. Concluding Remarks on Part II;
Part 3 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AS A PRINCIPLE OF INTEGRATION OF CLIMATE AND TRADE LAW Introduction;
12. Is there a Need for the Principle of Sustainable Development in WTO Dispute Settlement?
13. Principles of Conflict Resolution;
14. Applicability of Non-WTO Law in WTO Dispute Settlement;
15. Applicability of the Principle of Sustainable Development in WTO Dispute Settlement;
16. Application of the Principle of Sustainable Development: Practical Consequences;
17. ‘Case’ Studies: CDM and Emissions Trading;
18. Final Conclusions.

TABLE OF CASES; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX.