Implementing International Environmental Agreements

This book explores ways to improve the practical implementation of international environmental agreements at the local level. Through a specific case study approach in China and Australia, potential ways to improve the implementation of international environmental agreements are explored. Agreements relating to wetlands of international importance are looked at in detail. Incorporating top-down and bottom-up approaches, this book also showcases two specific case studies of internationally significant wetlands in both Australia and China. This has been done to impart a specific approach to the largely general rhetoric that presently exists in international environmental agreements.

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Dr Angela Cassar is an independent author. She completed her PhD at the University of Melbourne in 2005. Angela has a law degree and science degree both with honours and a PhD in Law. Angela lived in Washington DC for nearly 2 years and has recently been employed as a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne and still lectures there.