Prof Colin T Reid
Current affiliation: University of Dundee
Subject: Law & Criminology
Primary location: United Kingdom
Scotland and Spain: The Division of Environmental Competences
Published in:International and Comparative Law Quarterly
Publication date:2003-01-01
Whose ecosystem is it anyway? Private and public rights under new approaches to biodiversity conservation
Published in:Journal of Human Rights and the Environment
Publication date:2014-09-01
Between Priceless and Worthless: Challenges in Using Market Mechanisms for Conserving Biodiversity
Published in:Transnational Environmental Law
Publication date:2012-11-28
Towards a Biodiversity Law: The Changing Nature of Wildlife Law in Scotland
Published in:Journal of International Wildlife Law & Policy
Publication date:2012-07-01
Environment and Sustainable Development
Published in:Law Making and the Scottish Parliament
Publication date:2011-02-15
The Privatisation of Biodiversity? Possible New Approaches to Nature Conservation Law in the UK
Published in:Journal of Environmental Law
Publication date:2011-05-16
The Implementation of EU Environmental Law in Scotland
Published in:Edinburgh Law Review
Publication date:2009-05-01
Legal implications of mobile shorelines in Great Britain
Published in:Area
Publication date:2009-06-01
REGULATION IN A CHANGING WORLD: REVIEW AND REVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITS
Published in:The Cambridge Law Journal
Publication date:2008-03-01
Unstable Boundaries on a Cliffed Coast: Geomorphology and British Laws
Published in:Journal of Coastal Research
Publication date:2008-01-01
Erratum
Published in:Journal of Environmental Law
Publication date:2006-01-01
Implementing EC Conservation Law: EC environmental law--non-implementation--Habitats Directive 92/43--transposition style * Case C-6/04 Commission ...
Published in:Journal of Environmental Law
Publication date:2005-12-02
Regulating Long-term Impacts on the Scottish Landscape: Quarries, Dams and Forestry
Published in:Environmental Law Review
Publication date:2006-03-01
Defining the foreshore: coastal geomorphology and British laws
Published in:Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science
Publication date:2005-01-01
The Emergence of Environmental Concerns: Hydroelectric Schemes in Scotland
Published in:Journal of Environmental Law
Publication date:2005-11-04
The foreshore: geographical implications of the three legal systems in Great Britain
Published in:Area
Publication date:2004-12-01
Who Makes Scotland's Law? Delegated Legislation under the Devolution Arrangements
Published in:Edinburgh Law Review
Publication date:2002-09-01
Reciprocal peer tutoring in undergraduate law studies
Published in:Mentoring & Tutoring Partnership in Learning
Publication date:1997-01-01
Environmental policy in search of new instruments
Published in:Resources Policy
Publication date:1995-06-01
The Polish Ombudsman
Published in:Review of Socialist Law
Publication date:1988-01-01
The Polish Code of Administrative Procedure
Published in:Review of Socialist Law
Publication date:1987-01-01
The Approach to Administrative Law in Poland and the United Kingdom
Published in:International and Comparative Law Quarterly
Publication date:1987-10-01
Comment
Published in:Statute Law Review
Publication date:1986-01-01of Boundaries and Beasts
Community councils as a medium for public participation: a case study in Grampian region
Published in:Journal of Rural Studies
Publication date:1985-01-01
The Privatisation of Biodiversity?
Published in:Not available
Publication date:2016-01-01What's it about?In the face of the failure of the traditional ‘command and control’ model of environmental regulation to curb the devastating losses of biodiversit...
Brexit and the future of UK environmental law
Published in:Journal of Energy & Natural Resources Law
Publication date:2016-09-14
Brexit and the devolution dynamics
Published in:Environmental Law Review
Publication date:2017-03-01
Education for sustainable development and the professional curriculum
Published in:The Law Teacher
Publication date:2016-09-01