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This authoritative work brings together expertise from leading environmental law educators to provide a comprehensive exploration of teaching and learning methodologies in this critical field. The book addresses contemporary pedagogical approaches, innovative teaching strategies, and evidence-based best practices for environmental law instruction.
Featuring contributions from Amanda Kennedy, Anl Du Plessis, Rob Fowler, Evan Hamman, Ceri Warnock, and other distinguished scholars, the volume examines how to effectively engage students with complex environmental legal frameworks. It covers curriculum design, assessment methods, practical learning experiences, and the integration of emerging environmental challenges into legal education.
Published by Edward Elgar Publishing, this resource serves as an essential reference for law educators, program administrators, and institutions seeking to enhance their environmental law programs and prepare students for careers addressing pressing environmental issues.
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