英文摘要 |
In many larger jurisdictions, either the US or Europe, but increasingly also in mainland China,the question is asked how one should regulate the division of labour between the central level and decentralized levels. In all these cases the question arises whether environmental law should better be regulated at central level or at a more decentralized level and which arguments plead in favour of the one or the other solution. It is the question that is sometimes referred to environmental federalism. In this contribution it tries to sketch problems that occur in the regulation of environmental law in a multi-jurisdiction perspective. The issue of how to regulate environmental law in a multi-disciplinary perspective will be addressed. A theoretical as well as a practical approach will be used. This will be done by focusing on the one hand on the theory。n how environmental harm should be regulated in a multi-level governance perspective; on the other hand, also a practical/policy approach will be followed by showing the interdependencies between the European level and the Member States. but also the practical problems that have arisen, more particularly as far as implementation is concerned. |