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Elgar concise encyclopedia of food law /
No full text"In this Concise Encyclopedia, an international team of experts explore the fundamental concepts of contemporary food law. Multijurisdictional entries trace how food law plays an important role in society and culture at large. Written by authors with backgrounds in academia, the public sector and the private sector, this science-based Encyclopedia analyses the legal elements of the food industry from a broad range of standpoints. Encompassing issues such as allergen labelling, comparative food law, consumer protection, and deforestation, entries illustrate the many legal elements of food production and processes. The Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Food Law is a vital reference for scholars and students of consumer law and public international law. Practitioners and policymakers in the field will also benefit from its valuable insights, as well as international food agencies and NGOs. Key Features: - 87 entries written by international authors - Entries cover sustainability and international law as well as enforcement and principles in relation to food law - Fills a gap in the literature in this recently developed discipline - Draws from multiple areas of study, including administrative, criminal, international, public, and private law - Outlines food law's relation to legislation on health and safety, emerging regulations, and product recall, as well as geopolitical and trade influences"-
Research handbook on climate change and infrastructure law /
No full text"This timely Research Handbook argues that climate change is, at its core, a problem of infrastructure and that vast amounts of new climate-compatible infrastructure will need to be developed in order to effectively mitigate and adapt to it. The book analyses the frameworks governing such development and the legal tools different countries have used to support, and sometimes hinder, the transition to climate-compatible infrastructure. Bringing together a diverse array of leading experts, the Research Handbook compares experiences with climate-compatible infrastructure development across countries in the Global North and Global South. Contributors explore a broad range of infrastructure, from the facilities used to produce energy, to roads, railways, airports, and other transportation systems, to the buildings and other facilities that make up cities and enable urban development. The book also discusses a number of cross-cutting issues that are relevant to various climate infrastructure projects, for example, planning, financing and benefit sharing. The Research Handbook on Climate Change and Infrastructure Law is a vital read for academics, researchers and students of environmental law, constitutional and administrative law and public international law. Policymakers and developers of climate infrastructure projects and their lawyers will also find the book's theoretical and practical insights interesting"-
North Carolina pattern jury instructions - motor vehicle negligence.
No full textContains pattern jury instructions issued by the North Carolina Pattern Jury Instructions Committee for use in motor vehicle negligence cases in North Carolina
