The Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety : reconciling trade in biotechnology with environment and development?

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Foreword / by Klaus T$$\ddot o$$pfer = ⅸ
• Preface = xiii
• Acknowledgments = xvii
• About the authors = xviii
• Chronology of events = xxviii
• Acronyms arid abbreviations = xxix
• Part Ⅰ : Background : the road to the Cartagena Protocol and beyond
• 1 Negotiating the biosafety protocol : the international process / Robert Falkner = 3
• 2 The road to the biosafety protocol / Hamdallah Zedan = 23
• 3 A mandate for a biosafety protocol : the Jakarta negotiations / Antonio G. M. La Vina = 34
• 4 The Biosafety Working Group(BSWG) process : a personal account from the chair / Veit K$$\ddot o$$ster = 44
• 5 The extraordinary meeting of the Conference of the Parties(ExCOP) / Christi$$\acute a$$n Samper = 62
• 6 The follow-up process and the Intergovernmental Committee for the Cartagena Protocol(ICCP) / Philemon Yang = 76
• 7 Scientific aspects of the biosafety debate / Helmut Gaugitsch = 83
• Part Ⅱ : The making of the protocol : actors' perspectives on the negotiations
• Miami Group
• 8 United States / Cathleen A. Enright = 95
• 9 Canada / Richard Ballhorn = 105
• Like-Minded Group
• 10 Ethiopia / Tewolde B. G. Egziabher = 115
• 11 Jamaica / Elaine Fisher = 124
• 12 Brazil / Arthur H. Villanova Nogueira = 129
• 13 Philippines / Bernarditas C. Muller = 138
• 14 Seychelles / John Nevill = 146
• 15 Iran / Mohammad Reza Salamat = 155
• 16 China / Cai Lijie = 160
• European Union
• 17 European Union / Christoph Bail ; Jean Paul Decaesteker ; Matthias Jørgensen = 166
• Compromise Group
• 18 Switzerland / Beat Nobs = 186
• 19 Norway / Birthe Ivars = 193
• 20 Japan / Kiyo Akasaka = 200
• 21 Mexico / Amanda G$$\acute a$$lvez = 207
• Central and Eastern Europe
• 22 Central and Eastern Europe / G$$\acute a$$bor Nechay = 212
• Environment ministers : political perspectives on the final negotiations
• 23 Colombia / Juan Mayr = 218
• 24 United Kingdom / Michael Meacher = 230
• 25 Canada / David Anderson = 237
• 26 European Commission / Margot Wallstr$$\ddot o$$m = 244
• Environmental NGOs
• 27 Greenpeace International / Louise Gale = 251
• 28 Third World Network / Gurdial Singh Nijar = 263
• 29 Environment Business & Development Group / Richard Tapper = 268
• Industry
• 30 Global Industry Coalition / Laura M. Reifschneider = 273
• Part Ⅲ : Key elements of the protocol
• 31 Definitions / Piet van der Meer = 281
• 32 Scope / Helen Marquard = 289
• 33 Advance informed agreement procedures / Eric Schoonejans = 299
• 34 Commodities / Fran$$\cedil c$$ois Pythoud = 321
• 35 Risk assessment / Robert Andr$$\acute e$$n ; Bill Parish = 329
• 36 Documentation / Johan Bodegard = 338
• 37 Capacity-building and the Biosafety Clearing-House / John Herity = 344
• 38 Non-parties / Kate Cook = 351
• 39 Socio-economic considerations / Rajen Habib Khwaja = 361
• 40 Liability and redress / Worku Damena = 366
• 41 Liability : 'No Liability, No Protocol' / Kate Cook = 371
• 42 The financial mechanism / John W. Ashe = 385
• 43 Legal and institutional issues / Katharina Kummer = 394
• 44 Annexes / Gert Willemse = 402
• 45 The precautionary principle / Laurence Graff = 410
• 46 The relationship with other international agreements : an EU perspective / Margarida Afonso = 423
• 47 The relationship with other agreements : much ado about a savings clause / Sabrina Safrin = 438
• Part Ⅳ : Implications for environment, trade and development : an assessment
• 48 Prospects for international environmental law / Ruth Mackenzie ; Philippe Sands = 457
• 49 Implications for trade law and policy : towards convergence and integration / Thomas Cottier = 467
• 50 The significance of the protocol for WTO dispute settlement / Robert Howse ; Joshua Meltzer = 482
• 51 A developing-country perspective / Amarjeet Ahuja = 497
• 52 The Global Environment Facility and the protocol / Avani Vaish = 506
• 53 Conclusion Christoph Bail / Robert Falkner ; Helen Marquard = 512
• Part Ⅴ : Appendices
• A1 Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety to the Convention on Biological Diversity : full text = 523
• A2 Protocol on biosafety : draft negotiation text(excerpts) = 550
• A3 Article 19 of the Convention on Biological Diversity(1992) : handling of biotechnology and distribution of its benefits = 553
• A4 The 'Jakarta mandate'(1995) : decision Ⅱ／5 of the Conference of the Parties = 554
• A5 Further reading on international biosafety = 558
• Glossary = 559
• Index = 564