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Pages 703 to 707| Front matter
Pages 709 to 715| A landscape law that emerges from the darkness
| Éric Naim-Gesbert
Pages 717 to 720| The Third United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3): Blue diplomacy
in the service of environmental action?
| Bleuenn Guilloux, Youna Lyons, Joëlle Richard, Denis Bailly
Pages 723 to 728| Defending the environment through the law for fifty years (and
counting!)
| Michel Durousseau, Véronique Jaworski
Pages 729 to 729| Question
Pages 731 to 733| The beginnings of environmental litigation: Red mud discharges into
the Mediterranean (Montedison case); salt discharges into the Rhine
(MDPA case)
| Christian Huglo
Pages 735 to 736| Advances in environmental law as experienced by a corporate lawyer
| Pascale Kromarek
Pages 737 to 738| The law of July 10, 1976, on the protection of nature: A major
founding law
| Jean Untermaier
Pages 739 to 740| A lawyer at the ministry: Links between urban planning law and
environmental law
| Jacqueline Morand-Deviller
Pages 741 to 743| Alexandre-Charles Kiss’s legacy: The establishment of international
environmental law, a tribute to Alexandre Kiss and his work
| Jochen Sohnle
Pages 745 to 746| Fundamental rights and the environment, a long road ahead: Climate
law suits (Germany, Netherlands, Belgium) and the European Court of
Human Rights (judgment of April 9, 2024)
| Françoise Tulkens
Pages 747 to 748| A significant milestone: Codification
| Gilles J. Martin
Pages 749 to 750| The enshrinement of the main principles of environmental law: The
Charter for the Environment; non-regression
| Michel Prieur
Pages 751 to 756| Debates: First roundtable discussion
Pages 757 to 757| Question
Pages 759 to 759| Always thinking ahead
| Christian Huglo
Pages 761 to 762| Toward a more tolerant world!
| Pascale Kromarek
Pages 763 to 763| Practice law!
| Jean Untermaier
Pages 765 to 766| A message for young people: Optimism through determination versus
pessimism through lucidity
| Jacqueline Morand-Deviller
Pages 767 to 768| Recognizing environmental law as a third-generation fundamental
right
| Françoise Tulkens
Pages 769 to 770| Business is part of the problem, but it’s also a (big) part of the
solution: Taking the economy and economists into account
| Gilles J. Martin
Pages 771 to 772| A message for a better world
| Michel Prieur
Pages 773 to 775| Resist! Take action!
| Philippe Billet
Pages 777 to 784| Debates: Second roundtable discussion
Pages 785 to 803| Environment and EU competition law: A variable geometry approach to
integration
| Silvia Pietrini
Pages 805 to 823| The contemporary evolution of the normativity of the Charter for
the Environment in the case law of the French Constitutional
Council
| Pierre-Antoine Lalande
Pages 825 to 834| Review of European biodiversity law, 2024–2025
| Sophie Gambardella
Pages 835 to 850| Review of environmental law in the French overseas territories
(January 2024–June 2025)
| Lucile Stahl, Loïc Peyen
Pages 851 to 871| Water law report (2024–2025)
| Aude Farinetti
Pages 873 to 889| Much ado about nothing: Review of the application of the Charter
for the Environment by the Constitutional Council
| Marie-Anne Cohendet, Marine Fleury
Pages 891 to 897| Court of Cassation, Criminal Division, January 28, 2025, no.
24-81.153, published in Bull. crim.
| Raymond Léost, Grégoire Perrin
Pages 899 to 912| Administrative Court of Rennes, July 10, 2025, Association
Eau et Rivières de Bretagne, no. 2204985 (excerpts)
| F. Martin
Pages 913 to 926| Administrative Court of Appeal of Nantes, March 18, 2025,
Association Les amis des chemins de ronde du Morbihan, no.
22NT04125 and Administrative Court of Rennes, June 27, 2025,
Association pour l’application de la loi Littoral dans le Pays
d'Auray et autres, no. 2206477
| Loïc Prieur
Pages 927 to 930| Substance - Intrinsic properties - Manifest error of assessment -
Scope of review - Relevant factors
| Valentine Delcroix, Eve Truihle
Pages 931 to 933| Common Fisheries Policy - Regulation 2016/233 - Implementing
Regulation 2022/1614 - Vulnerable marine ecosystems - Precautionary
principle - Principle of proportionality
| Amandine Fenner
Pages 934 to 936| Conservation of wild birds - Directive 2009/147 - Tree felling -
Intentionality - Precautionary principle
| Amandine Fenner
Pages 936 to 938| Conservation of natural habitats and of wild fauna and flora -
Conservation status of a species - Article 14 - Management measures
- Wolf
| Laura Canali
Pages 938 to 940| Impact assessment - Directive 2011/92 - Public participation
| Tatiana Boucherifi
Pages 941 to 942| Clémentine BORIES, Éric NAIM-GESBERT and Pierre-Alain COLLOT
(eds.), Le paysage en droit : vers un droit au
paysage ?, Mare & Martin, coll. “Droit, sciences &
environnement”, 2025, 338 pages.
| Gavin Marfaing
Pages 942 to 943| Delphine MISONNE and Marie-Sophie de CLIPELLE (eds.), Les grands
arrêts inspirants du droit de l’environnement, Larcier
Intersentia, coll. Grands arrêts, 2024, 536 pages.
| Gilles J. Martin
Pages 943 to 944| Jean-Luc PISSALOUX, Anne RAINAUD, Gérald ORANGE (eds.), L’eau
dans tous ses états, Enjeux politiques, juridiques et
économiques, Éditions PUG, 2024, 296 pages.
| Fouzia Lakhlef
Pages 944 to 946| Jochen SOHNLE, Christophe BOURIAU (eds.), Éthique
environnementale pour juristes, Mare & Martin, collection
“Chaire d’excellence CNRS Normandie pour la paix”, 2024,
543 p.
| Alexandre Zabalza
Pages 31 to 40| When Transparency Weakens Democracy: The Swedish Case
| Stéphane Paquin
Pages 41 to 51| Equality, Equality, Equality
| Nathalie Le Bouteillec
Pages 53 to 64| The 1919 Finnish Constitution: Between Republican Aspiration and
Monarchical Tradition
| Maurice Carrez
Pages 65 to 77| The Return of the Repressed?
| Frédérique Harry
Pages 79 to 89| The Nationalist Origins of the Danish Welfare State
| Thomas Gammeltoft-Hansen, Mikael Rask Madsen, Charlotte Matoussowsky
Pages 91 to 103| Social Democracy vs. Big Tech
| Yohann Aucante
Pages 105 to 115| The Protection of the Sámi Cultural Rights in Norway
| Øyvind Ravna, Charlotte Matoussowsky
Pages 117 to 128| The “Nordic Model” of Security and the Test of the Ukrainian War
| Sophie Enos-Attali
Pages 129 to 137| Europeans but not Too Much
| Anna-Sara Lind, Isabelle Richet
Pages 139 to 148| Exporting the North: A Double-Sided “Soft Power”
| Louis Clerc
Pages 151 to 156| Foreign Chronicles (April 1 – June 30, 2025)
| Dominique Breillat, Céline Lageot
Pages 157 to 177| French Constitutional Chronicle (April 1 – June 30, 2025)
| Jean Gicquel, Jean-Éric Gicquel
Pages 179 to 182| Summaries. The Nordic “Model”
Pages 183 to 187| Back Matter
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Pages 485 to 488| Front matter
Pages 489 to 489| Tribute to Claude Lambrechts (1932–2025)
| Michel Prieur
Pages 491 to 492| Taking temporality into account in the construction and unraveling
of environmental law
| Gilles J. Martin
Pages 493 to 495| Endgame for “environmental democracy”?
| Raphaël Brett
Pages 499 to 507| General introduction
| Claire Cuvelier
Pages 509 to 517| Oversight of local policies: What form should it take? The case of
the territorial climate-air-energy plan (PCAET)
| Romain Gosse
Pages 519 to 531| Environmental assessment: A genuine lever for the oversight of
public policies?
| Raphaël Brett
Pages 533 to 542| State liability for inaction on climate change: A form of oversight
over public policies?
| Jeanne de Gliniasty
Pages 543 to 556| The Court of Justice of the European Union as guardian of the
effectiveness of the Habitats Directive:
| Olivier Clerc
Pages 557 to 564| An unprecedented reform of the Environmental Crime Directive and
its implications for domestic law
| Roxane Chaplain
Pages 565 to 580| Litigation as a strategy for protecting climate migrants in a
domestic context
| Mandy Rezeau-Merah
Pages 581 to 591| Protect or regulate? The historical dilemma of the weasel
| Xavier Idziak
Pages 593 to 599| Proust’s wind turbines: In praise of mesology
| Pierre-Antoine Tomasi
Pages 601 to 626| International environmental law (July 2023–June 2025) or the
struggle against the Lernaean Hydra
| Jochen Sohnle, Hélène Trudeau
Pages 627 to 641| Biotechnology law (2022–2024)
| Estelle Brosset
Pages 643 to 656| Local authorities and the environment—2024 column
| Vincent de Briant
Pages 488 to 657| One year of coastal and sea law
| Laurent Bordereaux, Catherine Roche
Pages 675 to 677| Public maritime domain
| Xavier Braud
Pages 677 to 686| Note: Nature protection law instrumentalized for the benefit of an
irregular developer
| Xavier Braud
Pages 687 to 690| Overview of the case law of the Court of Justice of the European
Union
| D’Eve Truilhé
Pages 691 to 691| Rethinking transitional justice in Colombia: Living beings as
victims of armed conflicts
| Alice Brites Osorio De Oliveira
Pages 692 to 693| Non-contractual civil liability and the fight against the worsening
of climate change
| Pierrick Maimone
Pages 693 to 694| The legal materiality of corporate climate reporting: A tool for
monitoring the effectiveness of information
| Loïc Geelhand de Merxem
Pages 695 to 696| Olivier BARRIÈRE (ed.), La coviabilité socio-écologique,
Réponses aux urgences bio-climatiques, Éditions Frémeaux &
Associés, 240 pages
| Fouzia Lakhlef
Pages 696 to 697| Olivier CLERC znd Hubert DELZANGLES (eds.), La directive
« Habitats », 30 ans après, Bruylant, Coll.
“Droit de l’Union européenne – Colloques”, 2025, 372
pages.
| Gavin Marfaing
Pages 697 to 698| Ali EL HAMINE, Le droit international des études d’impact.
Éléments pour une théorie des études d’impact en droit
international de l’environnement, foreword by C.
Colard-Fabregoule and É. Naim-Gesbert, éditions A. Pedone, 2024,
524 pages.
| Manon Balerdi
Pages 698 to 700| Julien LAGOUTTE and Romain OLLARD (eds.), Le droit pénal face au
changement climatique, Lefevre Dalloz, 2025, 292 pages.
| Éric Naim-Gesbert
Pages 701 to 701| Natacha SAUTEREAU (ed.), Santé et agriculture(s), Institut
Technique de l’Agriculture et de l’Alimentation Biologiques,
Éditions Frémeaux & Associés, 320 pages.
| Fouzia Lakhlef
Pages 702 to 702| Natacha SAUTEREAU (ed.), Bastien DALLAPORTA, Biodiversité et
agriculture(s), Institut Technique de l’Agriculture et de
l’Alimentation Biologiques, Éditions Frémeaux & Associés, 200
pages.
| Fouzia Lakhlef
Pages 147 to 179| French Constitutional Chronicle
| Jean Gicquel, Jean-Éric Gicquel
Pages 185 to 192| Back Matter
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Pages 245 to 248| Front matter
Pages 249 to 254| Vegetable steak on trial: Beyond the word and the thing, is naming
thinking?
| Éric Naim-Gesbert
Pages 255 to 257| The Nestlé affair
| Sébastien Mabile
Pages 261 to 262| Foreword
| Géraud de Lassus St-Geniès, Géraldine Giraudeau
Pages 265 to 268| Introduction Threats, of course, but also resources: Waves as an
object of legal analysis
| Géraud de Lassus St-Geniès, Géraldine Giraudeau
Pages 269 to 277| Surfing waves: A plural object of analysis between sociology and
law
| Christophe Guibert
Pages 279 to 286| The “wave” agent and compensation for natural disasters
| Marc Dupré
Pages 289 to 296| Marine spatial planning as a tool for the protection of waves
| Carina Costa de Oliveira, Mariana Bruck Moraes Ponna Schiavetti
Pages 297 to 306| The first French natural wave reserve in Saint-Pierre-Quiberon:
Legal innovation or political strategy?
| Arnaud de Lajartre
Pages 307 to 314| The interest in legal standing for the protection of waves: An
analysis based on litigation cases of the NGO Surfrider Foundation
Europe under French law.
| Emma Lelong
Pages 317 to 325| Can international cultural law help protect waves?
| Géraud de Lassus St-Geniès, Marie Copin
Pages 327 to 335| In situ analysis of ocean waves: When international law
regulates data collection.
| Manon Rosenthal
Pages 337 to 347| The integration of environmental challenges into the development of
wave energy in European and French law
| Frédéric Schneider
Pages 349 to 356| Wave Energy Activities: Some Reflections under the Law of the Sea
| Carlos A. Cruz Carrillo
Pages 357 to 373| Alternative freshwaters: Icebergs as freshwater resources in
international law
| Samuel Huret
Pages 375 to 392| Chlordecone in the French West Indies: Four legal pathways to
compensation
| Gabrièle Gien, Gaspard Lemaire
Pages 393 to 409| Climate law column
| Christel Cournil, Sabine Lavorel
Pages 411 to 424| Environmental cases before the European Court of Human Rights
(March 2023–March 2025).
| Séverine Nadaud, Jean-Pierre Marguénaud
Pages 425 to 441| Law on pollution and nuisances
| Thomas Schellenberger, Raphaël Schneider
Pages 443 to 450| Note When the administrative judge draws the consequences of the
qualification of the right to a balanced environment as a
fundamental freedom
| Laurent Fonbaustier
Pages 451 to 466| Note Compensation for damage to a natural element with no market
value: A pragmatic decision on ecological damage
| Marie-Pierre Camproux Duffrène
Pages 469 to 471| EIA Directive - impact assessment - relevant information -
protected species - precautionary principle - Habitats Directive
| Eve Truilhé
Pages 471 to 472| biocidal products - ANSES - information on emissions into the
environment - business confidentiality - Aarhus Convention
| Valentine Delcroix
Pages 472 to 475| failure of a member state to fulfill obligations - waste treatment
- Directive 2008/98/EC - stone aggregates landfilled at the Biljane
Donje site (Croatia) - obligation of member states to ensure the
protection of human health and the environment - non-implementation
- financial penalties - lump sum - penalty.
| Tatiana Boucherifi
Pages 477 to 478| Alexandra ARAGÃO and Jessica MAKOWIAK (eds.), La protection de
la biodiversité et de la ressource en eau en Europe. Bilan de 10
années d’application des directives Natura 2000 et Eau,
Bruylant, Collection Droit(s) et développement durable, December
2024, 441 p.
| Pascale Steichen
Pages 478 to 479| Bernard DROBENKO, Juste VITAL, Éditions Spinelle, 2024, 234
pages.
| Michel Durousseau
Pages 479 to 481| Margaux FRAYSSINET, Éric NAIM-GESBERT, Marine VEREL (eds.),
L’insécurité environnementale. Réflexions juridiques
iconoclastes. Actes du colloque du 23 novembre 2023 à l’Université
Toulouse Capitole, IFJD - Diffusion LGDJ, coll.
Colloques & Essais, 2025, 162 pages.
| Valentin Noisette
Pages 481 to 483| Guillain WERNERT, Les pouvoirs de juge-administrateur dans le
contentieux de la police de l’environnement industriel, PUAM,
Coll. Droit(s) de l’environnement, 2024, 544 pages.
| Raphaël Schneider
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Who's after the Rule of Law?
| Pouvoirs
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Pages 1 to 5| Front Matter
Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
| Julie Benetti, Thomas Hochmann, Nicolas Molfessis
Pages 7 to 20| The Rule of Law: Conflicting Definitions
| Maria Kordeva
Pages 21 to 30| Is the Rule of Law a Western Concept?
| Jean-Louis Halpérin
Pages 31 to 40| Challenging the Rule of Law
| Gilles Ferragu
Pages 41 to 48| “Illiberalism”, or Governments against the Rule of Law
| Patricia Rrapi
Pages 49 to 62| Jurists against the Rule of Law
| Stéphanie Hennette-Vauchez
Pages 63 to 74| Freedom of Expression versus the Rule of Law
| Charles Girard
Pages 75 to 86| From Secrets to Lies: The Rule of Law against Itself
| Renaud Meltz
Pages 87 to 98| Economic Law (of Exception) against the Rule of Law
| Marie Goupy
Pages 99 to 110| The Hatred of the Law
| Soulef Ayad-Bergounioux
Pages 111 to 122| The Rule of Law and Militant Democracy
| Augustin Berthout
Pages 123 to 136| The CJEU as Defender of the Rule of Law
| Myriam Benlolo-Carabot, Nuno Piçarra
Pages 139 to 145| Foreign Chronicles
| Pierre Astié, Dominique Breillat, Céline Lageot
Pages 147 to 184| French Constitutional Chronicle
| Jean Gicquel, Jean-Éric Gicquel
Pages 189 to 192| Back Matter
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Pages 2 to 4| Front matter
Pages 5 to 10| The principle of non-regression in the face of environmental
insecurity
| Éric Naim-Gesbert
Pages 11 to 14| COP16 Biodiversity Conference: The urgent need for action in the
face of insufficient ambition
| Maud Lelièvre
Pages 17 to 26| Legal exploration at the intersection between outer space and the
environment
| Marie-Clotilde Runavot
Pages 29 to 38| Strategic protection of the terrestrial environment: Observation
satellites and the fight against climate change
| Yéléna Esslinger
Pages 39 to 49| Celestial bodies and outer space under international law:
Rudimentary protection?
| Clémentine Bories
Pages 51 to 61| Space debris: Prevention and mitigation
| Philippe Clerc
Pages 63 to 72| Space tourism as a form of pollution? The limitations of the
existing international legal framework and possible ways forward
| Elena Carpanelli
Pages 75 to 84| The benefits of international environmental space law:
Consolidating and extending international environmental standards?
| Sabrina Robert-Cuendet
Pages 85 to 96| The value of an environmental space law: How to render space
activities "responsible"
| Marco Pedrazzi, Francesca Ippolito
Pages 97 to 106| Advisory opinion of the International Tribunal for the Law of the
Sea on climate change and international law: A significant
clarification regarding the scope of the Montego Bay Convention’s
provisions on marine environmental protection
| Jean-Pierre Beurier
Pages 107 to 122| The fossil fuel phase-out: The role of litigation
| Christel Cournil
Pages 123 to 139| Power-sharing: A brake on endogenous conservation of the
environment in New Caledonia
| Carine David
Pages 141 to 156| Environmental customs offenses
| Stéphane Detraz
Pages 157 to 163| Compensation for agricultural damage caused by big game: Assessment
and outlook Review and outlook
| Charles Lagier
Pages 165 to 181| Environmental democracy review
| Marie Crespy-De Coninck, Nicolas Huten
Pages 183 to 192| Water law review
| Aude Farinetti
Pages 193 to 212| Nature protection law review
| Jessica Makowiak, Isabelle Michallet
Pages 213 to 224| Foreign case law - rights of nature
| Jochen Sohnle
Pages 225 to 239| Overview of the case law of the Court of Justice of the European
Union
| Laura Canali, Tatiana Boucherifi, Valentine Delcroix, Amandine Fenner, Eve Truilhé
Pages 240 to 240| Morgane QUEREL, Les enjeux de la transition écologique du
transport maritime - Analyse et perspectives d'évolution du cadre
juridique, under the direction of Martin NDENDE, Nantes
Université, Centre de droit maritime et océanique (CDMO), October
17, 204, 362 p. (open access manuscript: https://theses.hal.science/tel-04850557)
| Morgane Querel
Pages 241 to 242| Christel COURNIL, Anne-Sophie DENOLLE (eds.), Le droit, une arme
au service du vivant ? Plaidoyers et contentieux
stratégiques, Éditions A. Pedone, 2024, 378 pages.
| Fouzia Lakhlef
Pages 242 to 243| Isabelle DOUSSAN, Droit et animal. Pour un droit des relations
avec les humains, Quae, 2024, 88 pages.
| Jessica Makowiak
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Agricultural transitions: What role for the law?
| Revue juridique de l’environnement
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Pages 1 to 5| Front matter
Pages 7 to 10| Agroecological transition: The question of the role of the law
| Marine Fleury, Florence Jamay
Pages 13 to 26| What law for the agroecological transition?
| Carole Hermon
Pages 27 to 40| The agricultural transition or the capacity to break free of
constraints
| Valentine Erné-Heintz
Pages 41 to 51| In search of an agroecological transition imperative in
international trade and environmental law
| Hugues Hellio
Pages 53 to 70| A low-carbon label, fair remuneration for farmers, territorial food
projects: What legal and governance framework should be adopted to
promote the agroecological transition?
| Luc Bodiguel
Pages 71 to 84| Beyond the transitory, in search of the characteristics of an
agroecological transition law
| Inès Bouchema
Pages 85 to 98| What law to promote the agroecological transition of the agrifood
system?
| Marjorie Lalande
Pages 99 to 112| Industrial farm animal production in EU law: State of play and
prospective changes
| Alice Di Concetto
Pages 113 to 128| Carbon farming: What legal framework for an agroecological
transition?
| Alexandra Langlais, Sabine Lavorel
Pages 129 to 142| Animal health law: A brake on the agroecological transition?
| Eugénie Duval, Anatole Poinsot
Pages 143 to 155| A brighter agricultural future? Reconciling agriculture and energy
transition: The case of photovoltaics on agricultural land
| Romain Gosse
Pages 159 to 171| Territorial collective action: The missing political link in the
agroecological transition
| Benoît Grimonprez
Pages 173 to 188| The territorial water management project: A tool for agroecological
transition?
| Ana Guarnaluse
Pages 189 to 203| Implementing the agricultural transition and getting rid of
pesticides without debating the law? A look back at a mediation
experiment
| Alice Mazeaud, Gabriel Montrieux, Mélanie Pommerieux
Pages 205 to 218| Governing through derogations: The sugar beet industry, the state,
and the reauthorization of neonicotinoid use in France
| Nicolas Larchet, Rémi Guillem
Pages 219 to 233| Pesticides and the administrative courts: Conservatism or
progressivism?
| Anne-Sophie Denolle
Pages 235 to 250| The administrative courts confronted with water storage for
agricultural irrigation purposes
| Florence Jamay
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Matignon
| Pouvoirs
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Pages 1 to 5| Front Matter
Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
| Éric Thiers
Pages 7 to 15| The Origin of French Prime Ministers
| Pierre-Emmanuel Guigo
Pages 17 to 26| The Relationship Between the Élysée and Matignon: A Less and Less
Personal Institutional Problem
| Delphine Dulong
Pages 27 to 37| The Prime Minister as Majority Leader
| Christophe Le Digol
Pages 39 to 49| The Prime Minister as a Leading Parliamentary Player
| Basile Ridard
Pages 51 to 62| The Prime Minister and the Constitutional Council: A Game of Love
and Chance
| Charles-Édouard Sénac
Pages 63 to 76| The Prime Minister as First Among Ministers: Reviewing
Inter-Ministerial Relations
| Brigitte Gaïti
Pages 77 to 87| The Prime Minister in Governmental Law
| Matthieu Caron
Pages 89 to 99| The Director of the Prime Minister’s Cabinet
| Françoise Dreyfus
Pages 101 to 112| The Prime Minister’s Office
| Aurélie Bretonneau
Pages 113 to 123| After Matignon
| Marc Olivier Baruch
Pages 127 to 134| Foreign Chronicles (July 1st – September
30th, 2024)
| Pierre Astié, Dominique Breillat, Céline Lageot
Pages 135 to 165| French Constitutional Chronicle (June 30th – September
30th, 2024)
| Jean Gicquel, Jean-Éric Gicquel
Pages 171 to 176| Back Matter
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South Africa
| Pouvoirs
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Pages 1 to 5| Front Matter
Pages 7 to 17| The 1994 Turning Point: South Africa and the Test of Democracy
| Gilles Teulié
Pages 19 to 30| The Anti-Apartheid Movement as a Global Phenomenon
| Anna Konieczna
Pages 31 to 42| Truth and Reconciliation: Overcoming the Past
| Magalie Besse
Pages 43 to 54| South Africa 1996: New Nation, New Constitution
| Xavier Philippe
Pages 55 to 64| South Africa’s Constitutional Court
| Pierre de Vos
Pages 65 to 71| ANC: The Causes of the Loss of a Historical Hegemony
| Marianne Séverin
Pages 73 to 84| Apartheid: Still present in the South African landscape?
| Julien Migozzi
Pages 85 to 92| The South-African Miracle? Social Progress… and Growing
Inequalities
| Cécile Perrot
Pages 93 to 104| A Society on Edge: Violence in South Africa
| Laurent Fourchard
Pages 105 to 114| Foreign Policy: From Ambitious Plan to Disillusionment
| Thierry Vircoulon
Pages 115 to 122| Spirit of Madiba, Where Are You?
| Verne Harris
Pages 125 to 134| Arab World: An Economic Development under Political Constraints
| Hicham Alaoui
Pages 135 to 143| Foreign Chronicles (April 1st – June 30th,
2024)
| Pierre Astié, Dominique Breillat, Céline Lageot
Pages 145 to 176| French Constitutional Chronicle (April 1st – June
29th, 2024)
| Jean Gicquel, Jean-Éric Gicquel
Pages 181 to 184| Back Matter
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Selected Articles
| Revue française de finances publiques
(2023/2 Selected Articles)
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Pages 191 to 194| Jacques de Larosière, En finir avec le règne de l’illusion
financière. Pour une croissance réelle, Odile Jacob, 2022, 124
pages
| Jean-Bernard Mattret
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Varia
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Pages 765 to 768| Opening pages
Pages 769 to 774| Science with a conscience in environmental law
| Éric Naim-Gesbert
Pages 775 to 780| Climate justice: Where is the Court of Justice of the European
Union?
| Léa Navel
Pages 781 to 796| Far from a world of silence: Anthropogenic underwater noise
addressed by international environmental law
| Anaëlle Boué
Pages 797 to 810| The French “Green Industry” Act, or the delicate balance between
supporting industry and promoting the ecological transition
| Grégoire Leray
Pages 811 to 820| Review of European Biodiversity Law, 2023–2024
| Sophie Gambardella
Pages 821 to 827| Enforcing the Charter for the Environment: A happy birthday?
| Marine Fleury, Marie-Anne Cohendet
Pages 829 to 845| The French Charter for the Environment before administrative and
judicial judges
| Simon Jolivet, Julie Malet-Vigneaux
Pages 847 to 864| Water law review
| Aude Farinetti
Pages 865 to 888| Timber imports by French companies. Illegal deforestation. Breach
of due diligence. Châteauroux Judicial Court, Correctional
Division, September 6, 2023, minute no.: 437BIS/23, public
prosecutor’s office no.: 19318000028
| Magali Boucaron-Nardetto
Pages 889 to 898| The limited extension of a building is not an urban development
extension within the meaning of Article l. 121-8 of the French town
planning code.
| Loïc Prieur
Pages 899 to 911| Green tides and the regulation of social metabolism
| Benoît Schmaltz
Pages 913 to 922| Measuring environmental justice
| Mickaël Lavaine, Fred Jean
Pages 923 to 939| Authorization to market plant protection products in the European
Union.
| Marion Leboeuf
Pages 941 to 960| Air quality
| Samuel Deliancourt
Pages 961 to 963| Habitats Directive, derogation, wolf, strict protection,
precautionary principle, favorable conservation status.
| Eve Truilhé, Tatiana Boucherifi
Pages 964 to 967| IED Directive, right to a healthy environment, health, prior
environmental impact assessment, operating permit, polluting
substances.
| Amandine Fenner
Pages 967 to 970| renewable energies, criteria, free movement of goods.
| Laura Canali
Pages 970 to 972| European Union agency, financial obligations, enforcement,
jurisdiction.
| Valentine Delcroix
Pages 973 to 974| Rémy DUFAL, Le droit fiscal et financier de l’environnement au
soutien de l’action publique. Réflexion sur les incitations
fiscales et financières mobilisées par les personnes publiques dans
le cadre des politiques publiques environnementales, under the
supervision of Philippe BILLET, Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3,
2023.
| Rémy Dufal
Pages 975 to 976| Élisabeth LAMBERT, Melis ARAS, Cathrin ZENGERLING (eds.),
Paysages et énergies renouvelables, La réparation des atteintes
aux paysages en France et en Allemagne, Presses universitaires
de Strasbourg, 2024, 320 pages.
| Fouzia Lakhlef
Pages 976 to 978| Michel PRIEUR et al., Droit de l’environnement,
9th edition, Lefebvre Dalloz, 2023.
| Gilles J. Martin
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Pages 521 to 524| Abnormal neighborhood disturbances are being incorporated into the
Civil Code
| Jessica Makowiak
Pages 525 to 528| From sustainable development to the circular economy: How do we
move from a policy of accommodation to a change of model?
| Muriel Maillefert
Pages 531 to 534| Introduction Repairing climate damage. Legal issues and outlook
| Francesca Ippolito, Sandrine Maljean-Dubois
Pages 535 to 545| The diplomatic journey of “loss and damage”: From world wars to
climate damage
| Gianluca Borzoni
Pages 547 to 564| Implementing the Loss and Damage Fund: How to address climate
injustice through solidarity?
| Anne-Sophie Tabau
Pages 565 to 576| Reparations for climate damage under international law: Issues
raised by the advisory opinion requested from the International
Court of Justice.
| Nicolas Angelet, Sandrine Maljean-Dubois
Pages 577 to 587| Climate change compensation in the light of the advisory opinion
delivered by the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea: A
missed opportunity?
| Pierre Clément Mingozzi
Pages 589 to 599| Intergenerational compensation in climate change litigation before
bodies responsible for human rights compliance.
| Francesca Ippolito
Pages 601 to 611| Complaints related to climate change made to accountability bodies
in multilateral development banks: A challenging yet potentially
useful role?
| Francesco Seatzu
Pages 613 to 622| Climate liability before administrative judges: Using reparations
to end illegal activity?
| Laura Canali
Pages 623 to 632| What compensation is needed to prevent climate damage?
| Mathilde Hautereau-Boutonnet
Pages 633 to 649| Environmental courts: Lessons from comparative law
| Renaud Colson
Pages 651 to 674| Real regressions and false advances in environmental law: Legal
techniques
| Xavier Braud
Pages 675 to 688| Local authorities and the environment: 2023 review
| Vincent de Briant
Pages 689 to 704| One year of coastal zone and sea law
| Laurent Bordereaux, Catherine Roche
Pages 705 to 717| Town planning - Mountains
| Oriane Sulpice
Pages 719 to 720| pesticides - interpretation - conditions for marketing
authorization - assessment of endocrine-disrupting properties -
state of scientific and technical knowledge - precautionary
principle
| Valentine Delcroix, Amandine Fenner, Eve Truilhé
Pages 721 to 724| Water Framework Directive (WFD) - scope - environmental objectives
- characterization of water body types and classification of
surface water status
| Amandine Fenner
Pages 725 to 727| The International Center for Comparative Environmental Law’s draft
international covenant on environmental rights
| Agnès Michelot
Pages 728 to 754| International Center for Comparative Environmental Law
Pages 755 to 755| Ornella SEIGNEURY, Du droit à l’environnement au droit au
développement durable. Contribution à l’étude du renouveau des
droits fondamentaux, thesis in public law (CNU 02), under the
supervision of Carine DAVID, defended on April 2, 2024 at
Aix-Marseille University.
Pages 757 to 758| Sacha BOURGEOIS-GIRONDE, Comment le droit nous rapproche de la
nature, PUF, 2024, 92 pages.
| Alexandre Zabalza
Pages 759 to 759| CASADO Arnaud, Droit social à vocation environnementale, Vecteur
de durabilité de l’entreprise, Éditions LexisNexis, 2024, 300
pages.
| Fouzia Lakhlef
Pages 760 to 762| Gavin MARFAING, La contribution du droit à la réalisation d’un
objectif environnemental. L’exemple de la conservation du loup gris
en Espagne, en France et en Suède, L’Harmattan, Prix
scientifique collection, 2023, 234 pages.
| Xavier Loubert-Davaine
Pages 763 to 764| NDZENGUE AMOA Sabine, Justice pour l’environnement en Afrique et
ailleurs, La Cour internationale pour le climat (CIC),
L’Harmattan, 2023, 116 pages.
| Fouzia Lakhlef
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European Sovereignty
| Pouvoirs
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Pages 5 to 5| Introduction
| Myriam Benlolo-Carabot
Pages 9 to 22| European sovereignty: A democratic assessment
| Miguel Poiares Maduro
Pages 23 to 32| Sovereignty: The Test of Europe
| Céline Spector
Pages 33 to 44| The Union, Policies without Politics? For a More Balanced
Understanding of these Notions
| Stéphanie Novak
Pages 45 to 57| Europe: A Slow-Paced Sovereignty
| Zaki Laïdi
Pages 59 to 68| The Internal Market, at the Crossroads of National and European
Sovereignties
| Enrico Letta
Pages 69 to 77| The European Union Green Industrial Policy and Energy Independence
| Jorge E. Viñuales
Pages 79 to 90| European Digital Sovereignty: Towards a Third Way?
| Pauline Türk
Pages 91 to 101| Sovereignty and Health: Juridical Challenges for Europe
| Stéphane de La Rosa
Pages 103 to 112| Budgetary Sovereignty in the European Union
| Francesco Martucci
Pages 113 to 121| Sovereign Europe Between Legal Provocation and Political
Refoundation
| Jean-Louis Bourlanges
Pages 123 to 131| The Rejection of the European Constitution, or the End of a
Political Dream
| Anne Levade
Pages 133 to 143| Does being European mean being twice the citizen?
| Mathilde Unger
Pages 147 to 152| Foreign Chronicles (January 1st – March 31st,
2024)
| Pierre Astié, Dominique Breillat, Céline Lageot
Pages 153 to 183| French Constitutional Chronicle (January 1st – March
31st, 2024)
| Jean Gicquel, Jean-Éric Gicquel
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Pages 257 to 261| Defining the galaxy of environmental law
| Éric Naim-Gesbert
Pages 263 to 265| Understanding what true savoir-vivre is . . .
| Marc-André Selosse
Pages 269 to 277| Introduction
| Jean-Marc Février
Pages 279 to 292| Regulating wildlife in peri-urban areas through hunting:
Interactions between people and wild boars in the Provence
coalfield, a geographical approach
| Guillaume Lacquement, Jean-Claude Raynal
Pages 293 to 312| Game animals and the recognition of sentiency
| Jacques Viguier
Pages 313 to 325| Hunting and non-hunting zones in France—An overview: The role of
accredited communal hunting associations (ACCAs)
| Rémi Radiguet
Pages 327 to 346| Adaptive management as a means of settling litigation on hunting
periods: Window dressing or a significant step forward?
| Philippe Lagrange
Pages 347 to 361| Beyond appearances? The L214 association and the legacy of the
act of July 10, 1976.
| Sonia Desmoulin-Canselier
Pages 363 to 380| Basing rights of nature on the idea of the commons: Initial
outlines of a theory of a subject of law without legal personality
| Alexandre Zabalza
Pages 381 to 397| Annual review of climate law
| Christel Cournil, Sabine Lavorel
Pages 399 to 418| Commentary—Environmental criminal law (January 2022 to December
2023)
| Véronique Jaworski
Pages 419 to 437| Commentary—Environmental private and business law
| Grégoire Leray, Arnaud Casado, Giulio Cesare Giorgini, Magali Boucaron, Sabrina Dupouy, Mustapha Mekki, Ana-Maria Ilcheva, Loïc Peyen, Marie de Pinieux, Patrice Reis, Antoine Touzain, Sarah Vanuxem
Pages 439 to 456| Pollution and nuisance law
| Thomas Schellenberger, Raphaël Schneider
Pages 457 to 472| Hunting law
| Samuel Deliancourt
Pages 473 to 484| Sea fishing and the protection of cetaceans
| Marion Fontaine
Pages 485 to 497| Public inquiry
| Raphaël Brett
Pages 499 to 501| access to justice - Aarhus Convention - capacity and interest -
society - non-prohibitive costs
| Tatiana Boucherifi
Pages 501 to 504| non contractual responsibility – SUP directive – oxo-degradable
plastic
| Eve Truilhé
Pages 504 to 507| Aarhus Convention - directive 2003/4/EC – right of access to
environmental information - derogations
| Amandine Fenner
Pages 508 to 509| medication – scientific opinions – conflicts of interest -
impartiality – expertise
| Valentine Delcroix
Pages 511 to 511| Jean-Marie BRETON, Les politiques publiques de tourisme.
Problématiques et gouvernance, Mare & Martin, Tourisme &
écotourisme collection, 2023, 395 pages
| Michel Durousseau
Pages 511a to 511| Paulo Affonso LEME MACHADO, Direito Ambiental Brasileiro,
twenty-ninth edition, São Paulo, Editora Jus Podium, 2023, 1280
pages
| Mohamed Ali Mekouar
Pages 513 to 514| Jean-Luc GAFFARD and Gilles J. MARTIN, Droit et économie de la
transition écologique. Regards croisés, Mare & Martin,
Droit, sciences & environnement collection (ed. Laurent
Fonbaustier), 2023, 168 pages
| Michel Durousseau
Pages 514 to 515| Éric NAIM-GESBERT, Droit général de l’environnement,
LexisNexis, Objectif droit collection. Lessons, fourth edition,
2024, 330 pages
| Rémi Radiguet
Pages 516 to 516| Code de l’environnement, Annoté & commenté, Chantal
CANS†, Jessica MAKOWIAK, Simon JOLIVET, Édith DEJEAN,
twenty-seventh edition, Dalloz, 2024
| Michel Durousseau
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Pages 5 to 7| Drinking and/or hunting?
| Jessica Makowiak
Pages 9 to 12| What the “Zero Net Artificialization” debate tells us about the
challenges of ecological planning
| Xavier Desjardins
Pages 15 to 17| Introduction
| Nicolas Guillet
Pages 19 to 30| Battleships: Environmental democracy tested by an FSRU
| Marine Fleury
Pages 31 to 37| FSRU: A comparative law approach
| Baptiste Allard
Pages 39 to 50| The legal status of a floating storage and regasification unit:
Vessel or installation classified for the protection of the
environment?
| Agathe Van Lang
Pages 51 to 59| The installation of a floating storage and regasification unit
within the public domain of the port: An original exemption to the
competitive bidding rules related to public domain occupancy
| Marine Chouquet
Pages 61 to 70| Safety and security rules applicable to a floating storage and
regasification unit in France
| Nicolas Boillet
Pages 71 to 80| The law applicable to employees assigned to a floating storage and
regasification unit
| Caroline Devaux
Pages 81 to 89| Litigation strategy in the face of the unprecedented floating
storage and regasification unit project in Le Havre
| Alice Beral, Antoine Cellio
Pages 91 to 98| The decree of September 29, 2022, and its scope regarding urban
planning and environmental administrative litigation
| Marie Crespy-De Coninck
Pages 99 to 105| The floating storage and regasification unit in action, the
Environmental Charter on hand
| Patricia Rrapi
Pages 107 to 123| The development of strategic litigation regarding the protection of
biodiversity: The case of underground badger hunting with dogs
| Coline Robert, Andréa Rigal-Casta
Pages 125 to 137| Penalty payments: The ultimate remedy against the state’s climate
litigation inaction
| Manon Balerdi
Pages 139 to 154| The Euro-compatibility test in Moroccan corporate social
responsibility (CSR) law
| Hamza El Goutbi
Pages 155 to 169| Environmental democracy column
| Marie Crespy-De Coninck, Nicolas Huten
Pages 171 to 193| Nature protection law column
| Jessica Makowiak, Isabelle Michallet
Pages 195 to 216| Urban planning and living environment column
| Grégory Kalflèche, Philippe Zavoli
Pages 217 to 230| Ecological damage
| Alexandra Langlais
Pages 231 to 233| water intended for human consumption - action for failure to
fulfill obligations - Directive 98/83 - obligation of result
| Laura Canali
Pages 239 to 241| access to information - Directive 2003/4 - derogation - internal
communications - deliberations of public authorities - res judicata
| Amandine Fenner
Pages 241 to 243| Habitats Directive - EIA Directive - protection of forests against
fire - notion of “plan or project” - prior impact assessment
| Amandine Fenner
Pages 243 to 245| disposal of waste - failure to comply - financial penalties - fine
- lump sum
| Tatiana Boucherifi
Pages 247 to 248| Laurence BOISSON DE CHAZOURNES, L’eau en droit international :
entre singularité et pluralité, Librairie Arthème Fayard and
Collège de France, June 2023
| Jochen Sohnle
Pages 248 to 249| GRIDAUH, Droit de l’aménagement, de l’urbanisme et de
l’habitat, Paris, Le Moniteur, 2023
| Grégory Kalflèche
Pages 250 to 251| Sabine LAVOREL and Marta TORRE-SCHAUB, La justice climatique :
prévenir, surmonter et réparer les inégalités liées au changement
climatique, Éditions Charles Léopold Mayer, 2023, 330 pages
| Fouzia Lakhlef
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The Olympic Games
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Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
| Wanda Mastor
Pages 7 to 18| The modern Olympic Games: The advent of a global show
| Sylvain Dufraisse
Pages 19 to 24| What is left of Olympic values?
| Brigitte Deydier, Wanda Mastor
Pages 25 to 36| The law to the test of the Olympic Games (and vice versa)
| Franck Latty
Pages 37 to 50| Are the Olympic Games worth it? The costs and benefits of the
organisation of a worldwide event
| Jean-Pascal Gayant
Pages 51 to 60| From the athlete to the nation: Towards a new geopolitics of sport
| Lukas Aubin
Pages 61 to 71| The athletic religion of Coubertin, admirer of Nazi Olympism
| Jean-Marie Brohm
Pages 73 to 85| Apocalypse OG
| Marc Perelman
Pages 87 to 98| The stakes of the Olympic ceremonies
| Sylvain Bouchet
Pages 99 to 108| The Olympic Games, power, and spectacle
| Stéphane Floccari
Pages 109 to 118| Paris 2024: The story of a candidature
| Alexandre Morteau
Pages 119 to 132| The State and the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games
| Marc Guillaume
Pages 135 to 142| Foreign Chronicles (October 1st – December
31st, 2023)
| Pierre Astié, Dominique Breillat, Céline Lageot
Pages 143 to 181| French Constitutional Chronicle (October 1st – December
31st, 2023)
| Jean Gicquel, Jean-Éric Gicquel
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Environmental assessment in the face of ecological imperatives
| Revue juridique de l’environnement
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Pages 13 to 22| The obsession with standards and indicators in our societies?
| Roland Gori
Pages 23 to 30| What does assessment tell us about our interaction with the
environment? The various meanings of assessment
| Jean-Marc Douguet
Pages 31 to 43| Assessing the effects of the law on the environment: A foolish idea
for environmental legal experts?
| Julien Bétaille
Pages 45 to 57| Assessing the environmental consequences of legislative activity:
Impact assessment of draft legislation
| Anne-Sophie Denolle
Pages 59 to 77| Taking account of environmental issues in the international
assessment of “One Health” programs
| Delphine Placidi-Frot
Pages 79 to 90| Strategic assessment of an environmental policy regarding its
impact on biodiversity: The French Natura 2000 terrestrial network
| Paul Rouveyrol, Maya Leroy
Pages 91 to 106| Is environmental assessment a legal fiction?
| Xavier Loubert-Davaine, Cyril Gomel
Pages 109 to 121| Is it possible to take account of the complexity of the
relationship between nature and society in environmental
assessment? The place of landscape and ecology
| Laure Cormier
Pages 123 to 132| The ambivalent position of ecology in impact assessments: Between
problem and solution
| Caroline Vincent, Nathalie Frascaria
Pages 133 to 142| How did the issue of land change French environmental impact
assessment?
| Maylis Desrousseaux
Pages 143 to 152| Environmental assessments and the challenge of bioenergy
development
| Clément Lasselin
Pages 153 to 160| Climate relocation efficiency and environmental assessment: Are
there contradictions?
| Adèle de Mesnard
Pages 163 to 174| Global circulation of the environmental assessment model
| Ivano Alogna
Pages 175 to 183| The limitations of environmental assessment in public international
law
| Ali El Hamine
Pages 185 to 192| Environmental assessment law resulting from the normative powers of
French overseas authorities: Between deficiencies and modernity
| Dominique Blanchet
Pages 193 to 200| Impact study in Tunisia: From a genuine guarantee of environmental
protection to a “simple” administrative formality?
| Nada Zidi
Pages 201 to 214| Objectivization of environmental assessment: A comparative look at
France, Colombia, and Peru
| Katherine Salès
Pages 217 to 225| Environmental assessment: An objective contribution to a subjective
evaluation. Perspectives resulting from litigation related to
operational public utility
| Emmanuelle Nef
Pages 227 to 233| Environmental impact assessment: A source of activism for the Court
of Justice of the European Union
| Marc Clément
Pages 235 to 243| Translating the principle of proportionality into European
environmental assessment law: Lessons from plans and programs
| Sylvain Monteillet
Pages 245 to 254| The influence of French Environmental Authority opinions on
litigation
| Aude Farinetti
Pages 255 to 259| Legal effects of the environmental assessment of urban planning
documents
| Jean-Philippe Strebler
Pages 263 to 268| Making better use of MRAE opinions
| Jean-Pierre Viguier
Pages 269 to 280| Legal expert working within a French Regional Environmental
Authority: Feedback
| Jessica Makowiak
Pages 281 to 289| The responsibility of project managers and planning departments in
ensuring the quality of assessments
| Christian Dubost
Pages 291 to 298| Investigating commissioners and the public: The importance of the
conditions under which environmental assessments are made available
| Marie-Céline Battesti
Pages 299 to 307| FNE case law on environmental assessments: Ongoing strategic
litigation between associations
| Emmanuel Wormser
Pages 309 to 316| The creation of French Environmental Authorities
| Cécile Blatrix
Pages 317 to 323| Ten years of the French Environmental Authority: A review
| Philippe Ledenvic
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The civil war
| Pouvoirs
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Pages 5 to 14| Conceptualizing the civil war
| Julian Fernandez
Pages 15 to 24| “Civil war”: an elusive but indispensable notion
| Jean-Clément Martin
Pages 25 to 35| Civil war and the modern theories of the social pact
| Nicolas Dubos
Pages 37 to 47| Can civil war be a rational choice?
| Patrick Le Bihan
Pages 49 to 59| The fantasy of civil war in American political culture
| Maxime Chervaux
Pages 61 to 71| Preventing civil war through the law and institutions
| Muriel Ubéda-Saillard
Pages 73 to 82| Exiting civil wars, or not starting them
| Sandrine Lefranc
Pages 83 to 93| Diplomacy and civil war
| Franck Petiteville
Pages 95 to 107| Can memory bring peace to post-civil war societies?
| Sébastien Ledoux
Pages 109 to 119| African civil wars as a colonial legacy?
| Roland Marchal
Pages 121 to 128| A final word
| Henry Rousso
Pages 131 to 137| Foreign chronicles
| Pierre Astié, Dominique Breillat, Céline Lageot
Pages 139 to 169| French constitutional chronicle
| Jean Gicquel, Jean-Éric Gicquel