While the environmental performance of most ASEAN member states is above the world average, ASEAN nations will continue to face growing environmental challenges due to pressures exerted on them such as population growth, urbanization and industrialization. The authors of this book look at how the member states of ASEAN employ law as a means of regional integration within the context of environmental conservation. While the goal of new laws is to implement sustainable development, it continues to be an ongoing adaptive process, since clear and immediate answers to environmental challenges are rarely available. Readers of this book will gain a clear idea of the evolving cooperation for sustainability within ASEAN at regional and global levels, and the areas of focus for the future. The book will be of interest to policy and decision makers, as well as environmental organizations and academics in the field.
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978-1-316-60431-1 (9781316604311)
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Koh Kheng-Lian is Emeritus Professor at the Faculty of Law at the National University of Singapore and former Director of the Asia-Pacific Centre for Environmental Law. She was IUCN's Commission for Environmental Law and Regional Vice Chair for South and East Asia. Nicholas Robinson is Professor for the Environment and Gilbert and Sarah Kerlin Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the Pace Law School, and also serves as the Professor Adjunct at the Yale University School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. Lin-Heng Lye is Director of the Asia-Pacific Centre for Environmental Law (APCEL) and former Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore (NUS). She was Honorary Legal Advisor to the Nature Society Singapore for many years.
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National University of Singapore
Pace University, New York
National University of Singapore
Introduction: exploring environmental law in Southeast Asia; 1. ASEAN and environmental sustainability; 2. Integrating sustainability into ASEAN state practice; 3. The environment in the ASEAN region; 4. Environmental sustainability laws in the ASEAN Member States; 5. ASEAN collaboration toward environmental sustainability; 6. ASEAN and climate disruption; 7. Conclusion: ASEAN's challenging way forward.
