Energy Justice and Energy Law
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Energy Justice and Energy Law
Gonzalez, Jose Juan; del Guayo, Inigo; Zillman, Donald D.; Godden, Lee; Montoya, Milton Fernando
Oxford University Press
05/2020
400
Dura
Inglês
9780198860754
15 a 20 dias
880
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Part I. Introduction
1: Inigo del Guayo, Lee Godden, Don Zillman, Milton Fernando Montoya, and Jose Juan Gonzalez: Introduction
Part II. Conceptual and International Law Context
2: Aileen McHarg: Energy justice: understanding the "ethical turn" in energy law and policy
3: Inigo del Guayo: Energy poverty and energy access: a legal analysis
4: Catherine Redgwell and Lavanya Rajamani: And just for all? Energy justice in international law
Part III. Procedural Justice, Community Participation, and Restorative Justice
5: Annalisa Savaresi: Community energy and a just energy transition: what we know, and what we still need to find out
6: Catherine Banet: Electricity network tariffs regulation and distributive energy justice: balancing the need for new investments and a fair energy transition
7: Lee Paddock and Achinthi Vithanage: Collaborating with underserved communities to contribute to decarbonization in the U.S.
8: Anatole Boute: Energy justice along the "New Silk Road": balancing investors' and consumers' rights in Central Asia
Part IV. Consumers at the Frontline of a New Energy Justice
9: Hanri Mostert and Tjakie Naude: State protection of energy consumers: between human rights and private sector regulation
10: Martha Roggenkamp and Lea Diestelmeier: Energy market reforms in the EU: a new focus on energy poverty and energy (in)justice
11: Lee Godden: Energy justice and energy transition in Australia: from remote access to consumer protection
Part V. Access to Energy, Poverty, and Distributive Justice
12: Barry Barton and Jennifer Campion: Justice and the design of climate change legislation: avoiding regressive measures
13: Milton Fernando Montoya and others: Meanings of energy poverty in the South American context: a regional overview
14: Al Lucas: The challenges of rural electrification in Canada
15: Damilola S. Olawuyi: Energy poverty in the Middle East and North African (MENA) region: divergent tales and future prospects
Part VI. Energy at the Centre of Social (or Recognition) Justice
16: Don Zillman and Don Smith: Trump's America and its impact on energy justice
17: Jose Juan Gonzalez: Energy justice, law, and poverty in the context of Mesoamerican countries
18: Wang Mingyuang and Yang Xue: Energy justice in transitional China: law and policy perspective
19: Yinka Omorogbe: Power to the people? Comparative analyses of energy access in Ghana, Rwanda, and Nigeria
Part VII. Conclusion
Inigo del Guayo, Lee Godden, Don Zillman, Milton Fernando Montoya, and Jose Juan Gonzalez: Conclusion
1: Inigo del Guayo, Lee Godden, Don Zillman, Milton Fernando Montoya, and Jose Juan Gonzalez: Introduction
Part II. Conceptual and International Law Context
2: Aileen McHarg: Energy justice: understanding the "ethical turn" in energy law and policy
3: Inigo del Guayo: Energy poverty and energy access: a legal analysis
4: Catherine Redgwell and Lavanya Rajamani: And just for all? Energy justice in international law
Part III. Procedural Justice, Community Participation, and Restorative Justice
5: Annalisa Savaresi: Community energy and a just energy transition: what we know, and what we still need to find out
6: Catherine Banet: Electricity network tariffs regulation and distributive energy justice: balancing the need for new investments and a fair energy transition
7: Lee Paddock and Achinthi Vithanage: Collaborating with underserved communities to contribute to decarbonization in the U.S.
8: Anatole Boute: Energy justice along the "New Silk Road": balancing investors' and consumers' rights in Central Asia
Part IV. Consumers at the Frontline of a New Energy Justice
9: Hanri Mostert and Tjakie Naude: State protection of energy consumers: between human rights and private sector regulation
10: Martha Roggenkamp and Lea Diestelmeier: Energy market reforms in the EU: a new focus on energy poverty and energy (in)justice
11: Lee Godden: Energy justice and energy transition in Australia: from remote access to consumer protection
Part V. Access to Energy, Poverty, and Distributive Justice
12: Barry Barton and Jennifer Campion: Justice and the design of climate change legislation: avoiding regressive measures
13: Milton Fernando Montoya and others: Meanings of energy poverty in the South American context: a regional overview
14: Al Lucas: The challenges of rural electrification in Canada
15: Damilola S. Olawuyi: Energy poverty in the Middle East and North African (MENA) region: divergent tales and future prospects
Part VI. Energy at the Centre of Social (or Recognition) Justice
16: Don Zillman and Don Smith: Trump's America and its impact on energy justice
17: Jose Juan Gonzalez: Energy justice, law, and poverty in the context of Mesoamerican countries
18: Wang Mingyuang and Yang Xue: Energy justice in transitional China: law and policy perspective
19: Yinka Omorogbe: Power to the people? Comparative analyses of energy access in Ghana, Rwanda, and Nigeria
Part VII. Conclusion
Inigo del Guayo, Lee Godden, Don Zillman, Milton Fernando Montoya, and Jose Juan Gonzalez: Conclusion
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Part I. Introduction
1: Inigo del Guayo, Lee Godden, Don Zillman, Milton Fernando Montoya, and Jose Juan Gonzalez: Introduction
Part II. Conceptual and International Law Context
2: Aileen McHarg: Energy justice: understanding the "ethical turn" in energy law and policy
3: Inigo del Guayo: Energy poverty and energy access: a legal analysis
4: Catherine Redgwell and Lavanya Rajamani: And just for all? Energy justice in international law
Part III. Procedural Justice, Community Participation, and Restorative Justice
5: Annalisa Savaresi: Community energy and a just energy transition: what we know, and what we still need to find out
6: Catherine Banet: Electricity network tariffs regulation and distributive energy justice: balancing the need for new investments and a fair energy transition
7: Lee Paddock and Achinthi Vithanage: Collaborating with underserved communities to contribute to decarbonization in the U.S.
8: Anatole Boute: Energy justice along the "New Silk Road": balancing investors' and consumers' rights in Central Asia
Part IV. Consumers at the Frontline of a New Energy Justice
9: Hanri Mostert and Tjakie Naude: State protection of energy consumers: between human rights and private sector regulation
10: Martha Roggenkamp and Lea Diestelmeier: Energy market reforms in the EU: a new focus on energy poverty and energy (in)justice
11: Lee Godden: Energy justice and energy transition in Australia: from remote access to consumer protection
Part V. Access to Energy, Poverty, and Distributive Justice
12: Barry Barton and Jennifer Campion: Justice and the design of climate change legislation: avoiding regressive measures
13: Milton Fernando Montoya and others: Meanings of energy poverty in the South American context: a regional overview
14: Al Lucas: The challenges of rural electrification in Canada
15: Damilola S. Olawuyi: Energy poverty in the Middle East and North African (MENA) region: divergent tales and future prospects
Part VI. Energy at the Centre of Social (or Recognition) Justice
16: Don Zillman and Don Smith: Trump's America and its impact on energy justice
17: Jose Juan Gonzalez: Energy justice, law, and poverty in the context of Mesoamerican countries
18: Wang Mingyuang and Yang Xue: Energy justice in transitional China: law and policy perspective
19: Yinka Omorogbe: Power to the people? Comparative analyses of energy access in Ghana, Rwanda, and Nigeria
Part VII. Conclusion
Inigo del Guayo, Lee Godden, Don Zillman, Milton Fernando Montoya, and Jose Juan Gonzalez: Conclusion
1: Inigo del Guayo, Lee Godden, Don Zillman, Milton Fernando Montoya, and Jose Juan Gonzalez: Introduction
Part II. Conceptual and International Law Context
2: Aileen McHarg: Energy justice: understanding the "ethical turn" in energy law and policy
3: Inigo del Guayo: Energy poverty and energy access: a legal analysis
4: Catherine Redgwell and Lavanya Rajamani: And just for all? Energy justice in international law
Part III. Procedural Justice, Community Participation, and Restorative Justice
5: Annalisa Savaresi: Community energy and a just energy transition: what we know, and what we still need to find out
6: Catherine Banet: Electricity network tariffs regulation and distributive energy justice: balancing the need for new investments and a fair energy transition
7: Lee Paddock and Achinthi Vithanage: Collaborating with underserved communities to contribute to decarbonization in the U.S.
8: Anatole Boute: Energy justice along the "New Silk Road": balancing investors' and consumers' rights in Central Asia
Part IV. Consumers at the Frontline of a New Energy Justice
9: Hanri Mostert and Tjakie Naude: State protection of energy consumers: between human rights and private sector regulation
10: Martha Roggenkamp and Lea Diestelmeier: Energy market reforms in the EU: a new focus on energy poverty and energy (in)justice
11: Lee Godden: Energy justice and energy transition in Australia: from remote access to consumer protection
Part V. Access to Energy, Poverty, and Distributive Justice
12: Barry Barton and Jennifer Campion: Justice and the design of climate change legislation: avoiding regressive measures
13: Milton Fernando Montoya and others: Meanings of energy poverty in the South American context: a regional overview
14: Al Lucas: The challenges of rural electrification in Canada
15: Damilola S. Olawuyi: Energy poverty in the Middle East and North African (MENA) region: divergent tales and future prospects
Part VI. Energy at the Centre of Social (or Recognition) Justice
16: Don Zillman and Don Smith: Trump's America and its impact on energy justice
17: Jose Juan Gonzalez: Energy justice, law, and poverty in the context of Mesoamerican countries
18: Wang Mingyuang and Yang Xue: Energy justice in transitional China: law and policy perspective
19: Yinka Omorogbe: Power to the people? Comparative analyses of energy access in Ghana, Rwanda, and Nigeria
Part VII. Conclusion
Inigo del Guayo, Lee Godden, Don Zillman, Milton Fernando Montoya, and Jose Juan Gonzalez: Conclusion
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