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  1. Equitable and reasonable utilisation
  2. Prevention of significant transboundary harm
  3. Environmental protection and ecosystems conservation
  4. International water law and legal convergence
  5. Institutional arrangements for transboundary water resources management
  6. History and evolution of international water law
  7. The conceptual setting for international water law
  8. Cooperation and procedural rules of international water law
  9. International Water Law’s Role in Addressing the Problem of Marine Plastic Pollution: A Vital Piece in a Complex Puzzle!
  10. Convergence in International Environmental and Natural Resources Law
  11. Convergence in International Environmental and Natural Resources Law
  12. New Approaches for International Water Resources
  13. New Approaches for International Water Resources
  14. The legal role and context of river basin organizations
  15. Legal Perspectives on Bridging Science and Policy
  16. Introduction
  17. Bridging science and policy: legal perspectives
  18. Environmental protection and the ecosystem approach
  19. International water law and SDG 6: mutually reinforcing paradigms
  20. EU legal protection for ecologically significant groundwater in the context of climate change vulnerability
  21. Substantive rules of international water law
  22. Transboundary Water Resources
  23. The UNECE Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes
  24. The Principle of Equitable and Reasonable Utilisation
  25. The Water Convention and other UNECE Environmental Treaties
  26. Development Banking ESG Policies and the Normativisation of Good Governance Standards
  27. The UNECE Water Convention and the Human Right to Access to Water: The Protocol on Water and Health
  28. The Contribution of the UNECE Water Convention to International Water Law
  29. Benefit-sharing and upstream/downstream cooperation for ecological protection of transboundary waters: opportunities for China as an upstream state
  30. The Human Right to Water as a ‘Creature’ of Global Administrative Law
  31. The Protection of Freshwater Ecosystems Revisited: Towards a Common Understanding of the ‘Ecosystems Approach’ to the Protection of Transboundary Water Resources
  32. The human right to water and reform of the Irish water sector
  33. Utilization of shared international freshwater resources – the meaning and role of “equity” in international water law
  34. The human right to water as a creature of global administrative law
  35. Emergence of the Human Right to Water in an Era of Globalization and Its Implications for International Investment Law
  36. International Water R esources Law and the International Law Commission Draft Articles on Transboundary Aquifers: A Missed Opportunity for Cross-Fertilisation?
  37. Water Services Privatisation and Recognition of the Human Right to Water in International Investment Law: Finding Fertile Ground in Unlikely Places
  38. The Proceduralisation and Growing Maturity of International Water Law: Case Concerning Pulp Mills on the River Uruguay (Argentina v Uruguay), International Court of Justice, 20 April 2010
  39. The guiding principles of European community environmental law-making
  40. Editorial
  41. Book Review: Environmental and Land Use LawENVIRONMENTAL AND LAND USE LAWScannellYvonneThomson Round Hall, 2006, 1067 + clxiv pp, ISBN 1-85800-359-8, €350, hardback
  42. Soil Protection Law in Ireland
  43. The All-Consuming Definition of 'Waste' and the End of the 'Contaminated Land' Debate?: Van de Walle and Others
  44. Liability to ‘Fear-of-Disease’ Victims for Negligent Exposure to Asbestos – the Position of the ‘Worried Well’ Under Irish Law
  45. The Emergence of an 'Ecosystem Approach' to the Protection of International Watercourses under International Law
  46. Book Review: Law in Environmental Decision-Making: National, European, and International PerspectivesLAW IN ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION-MAKING: NATIONAL, EUROPEAN, AND INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVESJewellTim and SteeleJenny (eds) Clarendon Press, 1998, 294 pp, ...
  47. Environmental Protection of International Rivers: Case Concerning the Cabcikovo--Nagymaros Project (Hungary/Slovakia)
  48. Book reviews and notes
  49. THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE AS A NORM OF CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW
  50. Book reviews and notes
  51. Can the EU Afford a Superfund? Programme?
  52. A comparative analysis of the legal frameworks that govern Europe’s transboundary waters
  53. The contribution of procedural rules to the environmental protection of transboundary rivers in light of recent ICJ case law
  54. Water
  55. Private Investment in Water and Sanitation Services: Rights-Based Approaches and International Investment Law – a Possible Way Forward?
  56. The Human Right to Water and Global Administrative Law: Mutually Supporting Concepts?
  57. Owen McIntyre, Environmental Protection of International Watercourses under International Law
  58. The making of international natural resources law
  59. Water Services Privatisation And Recognition Of The Human Right To Water In International Investment Law: Finding Fertile Ground In Unlikely Places
  60. International and transboundary water law
  61. Environmental Principles and Environmental Law
  62. Changing Patterns of International Environmental Law-Making: Addressing Normative Ineffectiveness