International Environmental Negotiation

About this book

Part 1: Background & Conceptual Framework. Part 2: Case studies (incl Ozone Layer, Acid Rain, The Mediterranean, The Sahel, Biodiversity). Part 3: Analysis. Produced by IIASA-sponsored study group.

Contents

Foreword - Robert H Pry Preface - Gunnar Sjostedt PART ONE: BACKGROUND AND CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK Introduction - Gunnar Sjostedt The Political, Diplomatic, and Legal Background - Victor A Kremenyuk and Winfried Lang Organizing Concepts and Questions - Guy-Olivier Faure and Jeffrey Z Rubin PART TWO: CASE STUDIES Introduction - Gunnar Sjostedt Negotiations on the Ozone Layer - Patrick Szell Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes - Willy Kempel Negotiations on Nuclear Pollution - Gunnar Sjostedt The Vienna Conventions on Notification and Assistance in Case of a Nuclear Accident Acid-Rain Negotiations in North America and Europe - Roderick W Shaw A Study in Contrast The Mediterranean - Peter S Thacher A New Approach to Marine Pollution The Rhine - Christophe Dupont A Study of Inland Water Negotiations The Sahel - Michael Mortimore Biological Conservation and Biological Diversity - John Temple Lang The Law of the Sea Conference - James K Sebenius Lessons for Negotiations to Control Global Warming PART THREE: ANALYSIS Introduction - Gunnar Sjostedt Perspectives of a Negotiation Practitioner - Richard Elliot Benedick Perspectives on International Organizations - Oran R Young Lessons for Analysis and Practice - I William Zartman Third Party Roles - Jeffrey Z Rubin Mediation in International Environmental Disputes Conclusion - Gunnar Sjostedt and Bertram I Spector

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