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  • Research on the caseload management of courts: methodological questions

    Andreas Lienhard, Daniel Kettiger

    • Transboundary water pollution management
      Lessons learned from river basin management in China, Europe and the Netherlands

      Xia Yu

      • ‘From shack to the Constitutional Court’
        The litigious disruption of governing global cities

        Anna Selmeczi

        • Exit, Voice, and Loyalty within the Judiciary:
          Judges’ Responses to New Managerialism in the Netherlands

          Nina L. Holvast, Nienke Doornbos

          • Transboundary river basin management in Europe
            Legal instruments to comply with European water management obligations in case of transboundary water pollution and floods

            Andrea M. Keessen, Jasper J.H. van Kempen, Helena F.M.W. van Rijswick

            • Participation in the Implementation of the Human Right to Water in Tunisia

              Tobias Schmitz, Bas Rensen

              • The Ebb and Flow of Judicial Leadership in the Netherlands

                Nick Huls

                • Experiences that Count: A Comparative Study of the ICTY and SCSL in Shaping the Image of Justice

                  Kristin Xueqin Wu

                  • Adaptation to Climate Change in European Water Law and Policy

                    Andrea M. Keessen, Helena F.M.W. van Rijswick

                    • Recovering the Costs of Water Services in the People’s Republic of China: Lessons from Article 9 of the European Union Water Framework Directive

                      Liping Dai

                      • A Wider Notion of the Scope of Water Services in EU Water Law
                        Boosting Payment for Water-Related Ecosystem Services to Ensure Sustainable Water Management?

                        Petra E. Lindhout

                        • Public Values in Water Law: A Case of Substantive Fragmentation?

                          Monika Ambrus, Herman Kasper Gilissen, Jasper J.H. van Kempen

                          • Subsidiarity in Principle: Decentralization of Water Resources Management

                            Ryan Stoa

                            • The role of the protected area concept in protecting the world’s largest natural reserve: Antarctica

                              Kees Bastmeijer, Steven van Hengel

                              • Marine protected areas in areas beyond national jurisdiction
                                The pioneering efforts under the OSPAR Convention

                                Erik J. Molenaar, Alex G. Oude Elferink

                                • The transformation of the Portuguese judicial organization
                                  Between efficiency and democracy

                                  Conceição Gomes

                                  • Tackling pollution of the Mediterranean Sea from land-based sources by an integrated ecosystem approach and the use of the combined international and European legal regimes

                                    Antoinette Hildering, Andrea M. Keessen, Helena F.M.W. van Rijswick

                                    • The integration of the protection of nature conservation areas in Dutch spatial planning law and environmental management law

                                      A.B. Blomberg, A.A.J. de Gier, J. Robbe

                                      • The Sisyphus paradox of cutting red tape and managing public risk
                                        The Dutch case

                                        Wim J.M. Voermans

                                        • Reconciling independence and accountability in judicial systems

                                          Francesco Contini, Richard Mohr

                                          • Towards a New Policy for Climate Adaptive Water Management in Flanders: The Concept of Signal Areas

                                            Peter De Smedt

                                            • A discipline of judicial governance?

                                              Gar Yein Ng

                                              • Protected areas and climate change
                                                Reflections from a practitioner’s perspective

                                                Andrew Dodd, Alice Hardiman, Kate Jennings, Gwyn Williams

                                                • Supervision Practice in the Face of Emerging Health Risks: How Market Dynamics are Forcing Enforcement Officials to Stretch their Mandate

                                                  Aute Kasdorp, Judith van Erp

                                                  • Habitat Restoration on Private Lands in the United States and the EU:
                                                    Moving from Contestation to Collaboration?

                                                    Hendrik Schoukens