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The Nagoya Protocol is an unprecedented international environmental agreement that equally addresses development, distributive justice, and environmental sustainability. With a balanced view of the various possible interpretations of the Protocol provisions, in light of different national and regional perspectives, and a systematic highlighting of its legal innovations,
Unraveling the Nagoya Protocol: A Commentary on the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit-sharing to the Convention on Biological Diversity will serve as a seminal work for all those interested in the environment, human rights, economics and both legal and scientific innovations.
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Elisa Morgera (LLM, University College London; PhD, European University Institute) is Senior Lecturer in Global Environmental Law at the University of Edinburgh School of Law. She is the author of Corporate Accountability in International Environmental Law (OUP, 2009) and co-author of Environmental Integration in the EU's External Relations (Hart, 2012), and has published extensively on international biodiversity law.
Elsa Tsioumani (LLM, College of Europe) is a lawyer specializing in international and European environmental law. She is currently an ERC Research Fellow at the University of Edinburgh School of Law. She has consulted for various international organizations, and has published extensively on international biodiversity law and policy.
Matthias Buck (Ass. iur, M.A.) works with the European Commission and is currently seconded to the German government, advising on EU aspects of the energy transition project. He was the main EU negotiator of the Nagoya Protocol from 2007 to its adoption. He has published widely on EU and international environmental policy and law.
