Environmental justice issues have been incrementally but consistently covered within this
journal in the last two decades. This article reviews theoretical and empirical approaches to …

This study examines the ecological justice approach to imposing criminal sanctions on
corporations in Indonesia for environmental crimes. The author also discusses the …

The duty to cooperate is a universal principle engrained in International Law. A sequel to
this principle is the concept of equitable participation and taking all appropriate measures …

Discover the hydrosocial cycle and the impact of power, knowledge, and scarcity on water
rights and use through this engaging and student-friendly textbook In Water: A Critical …

This research examines Indonesian judges' views on Anti-SLAPP case settlement and their
philosophical approach. This research prescribes doctrine. The research shows that the …

The international legal principle of 'no-harm', as a customary international law, lies at the
heart of numerous international transboundary water conventions, rules, and agreements …

Abstract As Patricia Birnie cautiously and prophetically put it in the inaugural issue of this
journal (INEA 1, January 2001, p. 74),“we do not know whether States and the tentative …

The purpose of this article is to examine the research advanced in the journal, International
Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics that represents key insights into …

Globalisation compels nations to adapt to contemporary advancements, including
enhancing economic growth through policies designed to attract investment from diverse …

This study seeks to delineate the reasons that reclamation and post-mining rules in
Indonesia now lack a foundation in ecological justice and to propose future regulations that …