This book explores the emergence of ecological sustainability as a new EU policy and legal objective, distinct and autonomous from sustainable development. It provides an overview of the legal changes occurring in topical areas such as agri-food, energy, digitalization, corporate governance and intellectual property.
This book explores the emergence of ecological sustainability as a new EU policy and legal objective, distinct and autonomous from sustainable development. It provides an overview of the legal changes occurring in topical areas such as agri-food, energy, digitalization, corporate governance and intellectual property.
Edoardo Chiti is Professor of Administrative Law at the Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa. He is on the editorial board of a number of academic journals and a member of various public law societies. Andrea Giorgi is a Ph.D. Candidate in Administrative Law at the Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa. He has been a Visiting Doctoral Researcher at the Faculty of Law of the University of Oxford.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword; Introduction: Sustainability in Transition; Part 1: The Agri-Food Transition; 1. Sustainability in the Agri-Food Sector: The Tortuous Path of Common Agriculture Policy towards a Food System Approach; 2. The New Common Agricultural Policy Approach Towards the Livestock Sector and Food Waste. Lying at Which Point of the Sustainability Continuum? Part 2: The Energy Transition; 3. The Quest for a Sustainable Energy Transition: The Case of Bioenergy; 4. Reshaping Administrative Proceedings and Discretion for a Fast-Forwarded Energy Transition; 5. Energy Transition and Sustainability before Courts: The Evolution of the Case-Law of Italian Administrative Courts; 6. Powering the Smart City: Sustainable Energy in the New Smart City; Part 3: The Ecological Transition; 7. From Natura to Nature Restoration. The Ecological Objective of the Green Deal at the Legal Litmus Test; 8. Nature Restoration Law: Reshaping Sustainable Development? 9. Serving Sustainability through Criminal Law: The Italian Case; Part 4: The Digital Transition; 10. Data-Driven Ecosystems: Competition Law as a Way to Link Sustainability and Digitalisation; 11. Sustainable Smart Cities; Part 5: The Economic Transition; 12. Towards a Green Deal-Oriented Intellectual Property Law? Tackling Remedies against Abuses; 13. Sustainable Finance and Biodiversity Protection; 14. Corporate Governance and Sustainability: Something New under the Sun? 15. 'Sustainable Profit'? The Green Deal Economic Transition between Criminal Law and Corporate Social Responsibility
Foreword; Introduction: Sustainability in Transition; Part 1: The Agri-Food Transition; 1. Sustainability in the Agri-Food Sector: The Tortuous Path of Common Agriculture Policy towards a Food System Approach; 2. The New Common Agricultural Policy Approach Towards the Livestock Sector and Food Waste. Lying at Which Point of the Sustainability Continuum? Part 2: The Energy Transition; 3. The Quest for a Sustainable Energy Transition: The Case of Bioenergy; 4. Reshaping Administrative Proceedings and Discretion for a Fast-Forwarded Energy Transition; 5. Energy Transition and Sustainability before Courts: The Evolution of the Case-Law of Italian Administrative Courts; 6. Powering the Smart City: Sustainable Energy in the New Smart City; Part 3: The Ecological Transition; 7. From Natura to Nature Restoration. The Ecological Objective of the Green Deal at the Legal Litmus Test; 8. Nature Restoration Law: Reshaping Sustainable Development? 9. Serving Sustainability through Criminal Law: The Italian Case; Part 4: The Digital Transition; 10. Data-Driven Ecosystems: Competition Law as a Way to Link Sustainability and Digitalisation; 11. Sustainable Smart Cities; Part 5: The Economic Transition; 12. Towards a Green Deal-Oriented Intellectual Property Law? Tackling Remedies against Abuses; 13. Sustainable Finance and Biodiversity Protection; 14. Corporate Governance and Sustainability: Something New under the Sun? 15. 'Sustainable Profit'? The Green Deal Economic Transition between Criminal Law and Corporate Social Responsibility
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