Cambridge University Press Climate Change Litigation in the Asia Pacific - Cambridge Press

Explore the first scholarly look at climate change litigation within the Asia Pacific region. This book brings together legal academics and lawyers from both the Global South and Global North to provide deep insights into how legal action can drive climate results. By examining specific case studies in countries such as China, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Pakistan, this text explains how litigation serves as a potential regulatory pathway toward decarbonization. It is designed to help readers understand how legal frameworks function in the world's most populous region. Written in clear and accessible language, the fourteen chapters offer a detailed study of legal strategies and their impact on environmental policy. This work is an essential resource for those studying international law, environmental regulation, and the evolving legal landscape of the Asia Pacific.