Titlebook: Environmental Law and Economics; Klaus Mathis,Bruce R. Huber Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Energy Law.Environmental

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Escaping the Epistemic Trapthat provide for epistemic autonomy, thus for constructive freedom in a long-term self-reflective “discovery process”. In order to escape from the epistemic trap, the law needs to look beyond the traditional criteria of individual causation and fault, likewise transcending its own “reality perceptio

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The Choice of Regulatory Instruments for a Circular Economyn Directive, the concept of Extended Producer Responsibility used in waste legislation and the Energy labelling Directive provide interesting examples of how the law can lead to changing the economic model towards a sustainable one. This chapter studies the benefits and limits of those particular re

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Caught Between WTO Rules and Climate Change: The Economic Rationale of ‘Green’ Subsidiesn question is a source of positive externalities. The core issue is therefore to determine whether a particular measure distorts or rather corrects the market process, that is whether it decreases or increases the efficiency of resource allocation. Focusing on the role that economics can play both i

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