Nachhaltigkeit im Wandel

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Nachhaltigkeit im Wandel

Jannis Bertling (editor), Julius Bognitz (editor), Clemens Dahlke (editor), Luisa Eftger (editor), Leonard Elste (editor), Tonio Friedmann (editor), Romy Klimke (editor), Samuel Rehberger (editor), Mika Westphahl (editor), Leah Wetenkamp (editor)

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The second volume of the Young Sustainability Law research network focuses on key aspects of the sustainability concept and its practical legal implementation. Critical perspectives on existing sustainability concepts in law are presented and discussed. It explores the extent to which the imprecise sustainability claim can be given concrete contours in material law and enforcement power at the application level, so that law can act as a driver of transformation towards a sustainable society. With contributions by Lisa Beer | Franziska Berg | Nora Brück | Dr. Andreas Buser | Charlotte Duhnkrack, LL.M. | Dr. Justus Duhnkrack | Prof. Dr. Katharina Gelbrich | Dr. Jennifer Grafe, LL.M. | Carolin Heinzel | Leonie Heuer | Jannis Krüßmann | Prof. Dr. Sarah Legner | Dr. Nina Schrott | David Schwarz

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DOI: 10.5771/9783748942115

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Contributors: Jannis Bertling, Julius Bognitz, Clemens Dahlke, Luisa Eftger, Leonard Elste, Tonio Friedmann, Romy Klimke, Samuel Rehberger, Mika Westphahl, Leah Wetenkamp,
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Publisher: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG
Published: 2024-02-05

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