英文摘要 |
Environmental risk is an essential issue in modern national environmental governance. Prescriptivism and public governance are the two main approaches to environmental risk regulation. In practice, structural deficiency of rule mode and situational limitation of judicial discretion indwell the prescriptive regulation pattern. Nevertheless, the public governance which attempts to modify it has led the environmental risk regulation to anomy because of the lack of prescripts and insufficient participation. Environmental risk regulation is to essentially balance and coordinate the interests in the risk. And the regulation should ensure legality and responsiveness. Therefore, it’s necessary to reconceptualize the connotation of environmental risk regulation based on “hard law-soft law” jurisprudence. The “hard law-soft law” paradigm requires expanding the extension and elements of law, including extensive public benefits. By technological and institutional buttress for the perfection of interactive binary legal system and mature hermeneutic of law, the binary mode of environmental risk regulation can be further constructed. |