Treaty Implementation for Sustainable Development - Series page

pp iii-iv

NAFTA and Sustainable Development - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-x

List of Editors and Contributors

pp xi-xiv

Acknowledgements

pp xv-xvi

Introduction

pp 1-12

Part I - Process: NAFTA and NAAEC

pp 13-146

1 - Forgotten Promises

pp 15-36

2 - Should Citizens Expect Procedural Justice in Nonadversarial Processes? Spotlighting the Regression of the Citizen Submissions Process from NAAEC to CAFTA–DR

pp 37-74

3 - Choosing the Right Whistle

pp 75-96

4 - Pending Proceedings in the New Guidelines for Submissions on Enforcement Matters

pp 97-122

5 - Form over Substance

pp 123-146

Part II - Specific Environmental Issues under NAFTA and NAAEC

pp 147-326

6 - Downward Harmonization

pp 149-168

7 - Agricultural Biotechnology and NAFTA

pp 169-190

8 - Assessing Assessments of NAFTA's Marine Environment

pp 191-203

9 - Sustainable Development, NAFTA, and Water

pp 204-217

10 - Indigenous Peoples in North America

pp 218-243

11 - Climate Change, Sustainable Development, and NAFTA

pp 244-266

12 - The Principle of Public Participation in NAFTA Chapter 11 Disputes

pp 267-301

13 - Preventing Environmental Deterioration from International Trade and Investment

pp 302-326

Part III - Proposals for Reform and Lessons Going Forward

pp 327-390

14 - Pathways of Influence in the NAFTA Regime and Their Implications for Domestic Environmental Policy Making in North America

pp 329-350

15 - The Citizen Submissions Process in the NAAEC

pp 351-372

16 - Assessing ENGO Influence in North American Environmental Politics

pp 373-390

Index

pp 391-414