Climate change litigation in Japan : cases, challenges, and opportunities for environmental law
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Climate change litigation in Japan : cases, challenges, and opportunities for environmental law
（NIHU studies in the humanities, volume 1）
Brill, [2026] , , c2026
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"RIHN editorial committee, Daniel Niles, Matsuda Motoji, Shobayashi Mikitaro, Taniguchi Makoto"--Page preceding title page
"This book arises from my doctoral research in legal studies undertaken at Kyoto University"--Acknowledgments
"Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, 大学共同利用機関法人人間文化研究機構総合地球環境学研究所"--Back cover
Summary: "This book provides the details of Japanese climate litigation, positioning them both within the global trends of climate litigation and on the trajectory of Japanese past pollution lawsuits. It identifies the barriers that hinders the number of climate cases in Japan, a country known with a significant low litigation use. It then discusses the future prospects for climate change litigation in Japan by comparing with tobacco litigation in the United States. This original work makes a significant contribution to the international academic community, by describing Japan's climate cases, previously little known internationally"--Provided by publisher
Includes bibliographical references (pages [179]-191) and index
収録内容
- Research background and existing scholarship
- Overview of the Japanese legal system relevant to climate change litigation
- From environmental to climate change litigation
- Five climate change cases in Japan
- Institutional obstacles
- Cognitive obstacles
- Countermeasures : possible improvements and future prospects
