Implementing International Environmental Law In Germany And China Book

	Series Editors' Preface
	Preface
	About the Authors
1	China's Sustainable Development Strategy and International Cooperation on Environment	1
2	Enforcing International Environmental Law: A German and European Perspective on National Implementation	21
3	The Convention on Biodiversity: Obligations and Enforcement Mechanisms	31
4	Perspectives on Wildlife Conservation: A Critical Assessment of the Relevant International Treaties and EC Instruments	41
5	Forest Policy, Law and Public Participation in China	59
6	The Protection of Marine Living Resources - The 1995 Agreement on Straddling Fish Stocks and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks	75
7	UN Convention to Combat Desertification, and Prevention and Control of Desertification in China	85
8	International Protection of the Soil	107
9	Tradable Emission Certificates as a Mechanism for National Compliance under the UNFCCC	121
10	The Kyoto Protocol to the Convention on Climate Change: Commitments, Implementation, and Mechanisms	133
11	Implementation of the Basel Convention on Hazardous Wastes in the European Community and Germany: Improvement or Impediment of its Enforcement?	141
12	Implementation of the Basel Convention in China	159
13	The Relation between International Agreements for the Protection of the Environment and the GATT	163
14	Settlement of Disputes over TREMs in the WTO, and Environmental Challenges to China's Foreign Trade	181
	Index	195