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CISDL COLLABORATIVE PUBLICATIONS LIST Legal Briefs and Working Papers Commissioned Reports 2005 – 2006 Commissioned Reports*Sustainable Development Law and Governance: Reconciling Economic, Social and Environmental Law, M.C. Cordonier Segger, International Law on Sustainable Development Project, with contribution from Foreign Affairs Canada (Montreal: CISDL, 2005). The Principle of Integration and Interrelationship, In Particular In Relation To Human Rights and Social, Economic and Environmental Objectives: Recent Developments in International Law Related to Sustainable Development, Sébastien Jodoin, International Law on Sustainable Development Project, with contribution from Foreign Affairs Canada (Montreal: CISDL, 2005). The Duty of States to Ensure Sustainable Use of Natural Resources: Recent Developments in International Law Related to Sustainable Development, K. Bottriel, International Law on Sustainable Development Project, with contribution from Foreign Affairs Canada (Montreal: CISDL, 2005). The Principle of Equity and the Eradication of Poverty: Recent Developments in International Law Related to Sustainable Development, J. Hepburn, International Law on Sustainable Development Project, with contribution from Foreign Affairs Canada (Montreal: CISDL, 2005). The Principle of Common but Differentiated Responsibilities: Recent Developments in International Law Related to Sustainable Development, J. Hepburn & Imran Ahmad, International Law on Sustainable Development Project, with contribution from Foreign Affairs Canada (Montreal: CISDL, 2005). The Principle of the Precautionary Approach to Human Health, Natural Resources and Ecosystems: Recent Developments in International Law Related to Sustainable Development, J. Hepburn, M.C. Cordonier Segger & Dr. Markus W. Gehring, International Law on Sustainable Development Project, with contribution from Foreign Affairs Canada (Montreal: CISDL, 2005). The Principle of Public Participation and Access to Information and Justice: Recent Developments in International Law Related to Sustainable Development, K. Bottriel & Anne-Marie Loong, International Law on Sustainable Development Project, with contribution from Foreign Affairs Canada (Montreal: CISDL, 2005). The Principle of Good Governance: Recent Developments in International Law Related to Sustainable Development, N. Chowdhury, International Law on Sustainable Development Project, with contribution from Foreign Affairs Canada (Montreal: CISDL, 2005). Corporate Social Responsibility: Voluntary or Mandatory Instruments in International Law Related to Sustainable Development, M. Kerr & M.C. Cordonier Segger, International Law on Sustainable Development Project, with contribution from Foreign Affairs Canada (Montreal: CISDL, 2005). Scoping Domestic Implementation of Biosafety in Sustainable Development Law, K. Garforth, J. Cabrera & M.C. Cordonier Segger, International Law on Sustainable Development Project, with contribution from Foreign Affairs Canada (Kuala Lumpur: CISDL, 2005). Implementation of the Kyoto Protocol in International and Domestic Law Related to Sustainable Development, K. Kessaris, B. W. Chambers & M.C. Cordonier Segger, International Law on Sustainable Development Project, with contribution from Foreign Affairs Canada (Oxford: CISDL, 2005). The International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources in Food and Agriculture from the Perspective of the Principles of International Law Related to Sustainable Development, C. Frison, International Law on Sustainable Development Project, with contribution from Foreign Affairs Canada (Brussels: CISDL, 2005). 2003 – 2004 Commissioned Reports* ‘Americas Capacity Assessment Synthesis Report’ M. C. Cordonier Segger et al, (Winnipeg: IISD / UNEP, 2004) ‘The United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development and Its Role in Facilitating Implementation of the WSSD 2002 Outcomes’ M.C. Cordonier Segger, M. Gehring and S. Nakjavani, a concept paper for the government of South Africa, Chair of the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development, Johannesburg, South Africa, April 2003. ‘Sustainable Development Governance – Take 2: The United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development and Its Relationships to the United Nations Agencies, the Bretton Woods Institutions and the World Trade Organisation’, M.C. Cordonier Segger & M. Ivanova, a concept paper for the government of South Africa, Chair of the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development, Johannesburg, South Africa, April 2003. ‘Desertification, Sustainable Livelihoods and Land Tenure Reform in the Drylands’, M.C. Cordonier Segger, C. Deere & S. Atapattu, with C. Huggins, ACTS, for United Nations Development Programme Global Drylands Initiative, Nairobi, Kenya, March 2003. ‘Corporate Social and Environmental Responsibility in Sustainable Development Law’, M.C. Cordonier Segger & A. Khalfan, April 2002, for the Canadian International Development Agency, Ottawa, Ontario, April, 2002. ‘Governance, Poverty Eradication and Sustainable Livelihoods’ A. Khalfan & M.C. Cordonier Segger 22 May, 2002, policy paper commissioned by the Canadian International Development Agency Governance and Social Policies Branch, Ottawa, Ontario, April 2002. ‘Challenges and Options: Constructing a system to permit the participation of non-Parties to the Kyoto Protocol in a Carbon Fund’ for the World Bank Legal Vice Presidency, Washington, USA, Oct 2002. ‘Summary Report Workshop: Legal Implications of the Clean Development Mechanism on Host Countries: Legal Nature and Ownership of Emission Reductions - January 23-24, 2003, Washington DC’ for the World Bank Legal Vice Presidency and the International Center for the Settlement of Investment Disputes, in cooperation with the World Bank Institute and the PCFplus Program, Washington, USA, Feb 2003. ‘The Legal Nature of SO2 and NOx Allowances in the U.S.A. and how it effects ownership, accounting and tax’ World Bank Legal Vice Presidency, Washington, USA, March 2003. ‘Counting Credits: Emissions Reduction Registries as a First Step toward Climate Change Regimes in North America’ for the United Nations Environmental Programme – Regional Office for North America, Washington, USA, April 2003. ‘Sustainable Developments in recent WTO law and ‘jurisprudence’’ for the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (October 2003)
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