Compliance and Enforcement of Environmental Law

Foreword to the Encyclopedia
Jamie Benidickson and Yves Le Bouthillier
Foreword to Volume IV
Michael Faure
Introduction to Volume IV
LeRoy C. Paddock, David L. Markell, and Robert L. Glicksman

PART I Non-regulatory approaches to compliance
1. Voluntary self-policing and the US Audit Policy
Sarah L. Stafford
2. Using management systems in public environmental supervision
Martin de Bree and Han de Haas
3. The role of Environmental Management Systems
Rachel E. Deming

PART II Civil enforcement
4. Compliance, deterrence and beyond
Neil Gunningham
5. Liability law and nuisance in the civil law tradition
Marie-Eve Arbour
6. Common law tools to protect the environment
Lynda Collins and Heather McLeod-Kilmurray
7. Enforcement strategies: inspection, targeting and escalation
Cameron Holley and Darren Sinclair
8. Enforceable regulations
Michelle T. Sanders and Pieter Asbeek-Brusse
9. Effective environmental monitoring and reporting
Jon Silberman and David Hindin
10. Environmental civil penalties—an Australian perspective
Brendan Grigg
11. Settlement of environmental enforcement disputes
Joel A. Mintz
12. Procedures and standards for review of enforcement actions
Robin L. Juni
13. Enforcement by local governments
Helen H. Kang

PART III Criminal Enforcement
14. Mental state
Susan F. Mandiberg
15. Organizational liability for environmental crimes
Jeffrey G. Miller
16. Towards intelligence-led environmental enforcement
Heather McCready and Karina Barker

PART IV Special Issues in Compliance and Enforcement
17. Quantitatively measuring deterrence: empirical tools for assessing the impact of environmental monitoring and enforcement actions
Jay P. Shimshack
18. Environmental compliance and enforcement measurement: why, what, and how?
Shelley H. Metzenbaum

Index