Wer bezahlt den Umweltschutz?

Zusatztext

There is broad consensus in our society that more must be done to protect the environment. Yet there is disagreement about how the associated costs should be distributed: no one wants to pay for environmental protection voluntarily. In recent years, numerous instruments have been developed in the hope of achieving a fair allocation of these costs. This interdisciplinary volume examines these new measures from both scholarly and practical perspectives. The contributions set out the economic foundations of task financing and analyse new governance instruments from a legal perspective. They identify further potential for improvement in existing instruments and present ideas for new, innovative tools. The book makes an important contribution to upcoming debates on fair cost distribution-extending beyond the realm of environmental protection.

Autorenportrait

Martin Kment (Herausgegeben von) is Professor of Public Law and European Law, Environmental Law and Planning Law at the University of Augsburg and Executive Director of the Institute for Environmental Law. Matthias Rossi (Herausgegeben von) is Professor of Constitutional and Administrative Law, European Law, and Legislative Studies at the University of Augsburg.

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