The implications of 'global warming' for the development of a human right to environment

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" The implications of 'global warming' for the development of a human right to environment "
Nevine Amin Sayed Soliman A. L. Escorihuela

Document Type	:	Latin Dissertation
Language of Document	:	English
Record Number	:	54843
Doc. No	:	TL24797
Call number	:	‭1690058‬
Main Entry	:	Nevine Amin Sayed Soliman
Title & Author	:	The implications of 'global warming' for the development of a human right to environment\ Nevine Amin Sayed Soliman
College	:	The American University in Cairo (Egypt)
Date	:	2008
Degree	:	M.A.
student score	:	2008
Page No	:	128
Abstract	:	Supportive of the positive results that a distinct third generation human right to environment can offer, the paper argues that the key for this right's development and international recognition lies with the environment itself. Today, the biggest, most threatening environmental problem to humankind is the phenomenon of climate change or 'global warming.' Despite scientific controversies, awareness of and concern about the phenomenon promise to fill the gaps between the need for protecting the environment and the growing, yet still inadequate, human rights framework.
Subject	:	Social sciences; Earth sciences; Human rights law; Case law; Third generation rights; Global warming; International environmental law; Climate Change; Environmental Law; International law; 0404:Climate Change; 0439:Environmental Law; 0616:International law
Added Entry	:	A. L. Escorihuela
Added Entry	:	The American University in Cairo (Egypt)