Современные правовые векторы развития климатической политики: опыт России и зарубежных стран

The authors of the monograph consider from a comprehensive perspective legal regulation of climate policy, where the issues are its speci?city, multidimensionality, integration with di?erent branches of Russian law, which determines the complex nature of legal means of regulation of social relations connected with adaptation to climate change.

One of the most topical issues in the international community remains the environmental and climate change agenda. That is what the organizers have proposed for discussion as the theme of the Forum in 2022.

Now the problem of assessing and analyzing the impact of global climate problems on the transformation of law in the modern world became relevant. The issue of environmental protection is global; it requires joint efforts to find optimal, mutually acceptable variants of legal regulation to preserve our planet.

The issue is interdisciplinary and must be examined comprehensively from the various perspectives of academic researchers, as it encompasses environmental, economic, legal, and social aspects of sustainable development. This monograph discusses the preconditions for the formation of climate law as an inter-sectoral complex institution, its sources and vectors of development.

In the monograph separate attention is paid to the threats associated with global climate change, environmental security and the realization of human rights and freedoms.

Progressive movement in solving environmental problems on a global level is impossible without interest and coordinated work of representatives of each state. International cooperation through international climate diplomacy is therefore one of the issues addressed in this volume.

Today it is especially important to support research and educational cooperation in the climate policy of states, and to create working groups and expert platforms to identify emerging environmental problems and form balanced sets of measures to prevent environmental crises that affect, without exaggeration, all of humanity.