执行
环境法
执法
利益相关者
政治学
业务
顺从(心理学)
经济正义
法学
动作(物理)
欧洲法院
欧盟法
欧洲联盟
环境资源管理
国际贸易
经济
物理
社会心理学
量子力学
心理学
标识
DOI:10.3389/fevo.2020.00101
摘要
In a recent decision, the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) sided with a small regional Finnish nature protection organization, Tapiola, interpreting EU law to require an end to wolf hunting in Finland. Much of the hunting of wolves and other large carnivores throughout the EU will also be impacted by this decision. Through this case, local stakeholders were able to utilize EU law to access national courts as well as the EU courts, to bring about national compliance with EU species protection law. This article analyzes the process of using law as a tool for environmental protection in the EU, and the challenges and opportunities therein. It also illuminates the different roles and outcomes for stakeholders in pursuing national compliance with EU law in direct actions and references for preliminary rulings.
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