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Die Dramen der Autorinnen um 1800, change. Probably the most obvious facet of the consequences of climate change in the Arctic has been the increased navigation routes in the region. The natural resources that can be economically exploited in the Arctic can be divided into two categories: living natural resources (fish) and non-livi

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The Making of Botanical Illustrations, space mining legislations currently in force, i.e. the U.S. legislation and the legislation of Luxembourg, are subsequently examined. Building on the previous analysis, the concluding remarks present an evaluation of the legal framework and indicate the possible legislative developments ..

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All that Glitters: Conflict Diamonds, Dirty Gold and the WTO Legal Framework on Trade and Human Righ legitimate international supply chains. To conclude, the chapter discusses the likelihood of a “Kimberley Process for gold” and suggests that the international community may be moving beyond worrying about WTO rules when trying to address how most effectively to resolve human rights violations in s

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Reconsidering Sovereignty, Ownership and Consent in Natural Resource Contracts: From Concepts to Pray and (resource) ownership sets parameters for the expression of consent—namely, the actors whose consent is required, the processes through which consent is formed and manifested, and the bounds within which consent can lawfully operate. The chapter then distils some practical implications for natu

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Fracking, Sovereignty over Natural Resources and International Investment Lawin the way the international community perceives these constraints on domestic policy making. This is done by considering the Lone Pine Inc. investment arbitration against Canada. This arbitration takes place against a background of increasing public discontent with investor-state dispute settlement

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Natural Resources and the Arctic change. Probably the most obvious facet of the consequences of climate change in the Arctic has been the increased navigation routes in the region. The natural resources that can be economically exploited in the Arctic can be divided into two categories: living natural resources (fish) and non-livi