المجلة الأكادمية للبحوث القانونية والسياسية
Volume 9, Numéro 2, Pages 106-119
2025-09-25
Authors : Hennane Ali .
The precept of extraterritorial liability in the domain of environmental jurisprudence epitomizes a paramount imperative imposed upon actors of the international legal order, encompassing sovereign polities and supranational entities. The effective operationalization of this doctrinal construct necessitates the orchestration of synergistic global mechanisms designed to fortify its enforceability. This presupposes the institution of a coercively binding transnational regulatory architecture, wherein all juridical subjects whose conduct precipitates ecological detriment are inexorably obligated to assume indemnificatory and restitutive obligations commensurate with the inflicted degradation.
extraterritorial liability ; ecological jurisprudence ; transnational regulatory architecture.
Gouasmia Asma
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pages 09-23.
Brahim Ladouani Leila
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pages 1781-1797.
Mokhtar Boulaares
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pages 99-111.
Boudjani Abdelhakim
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pages 64-77.