Making Law Work: Environmental Compliance & Sustainable Development is a compilation in two volumes of the best literature on topics related to compliance with and enforcement of laws to protect the environment and promote sustainable development.

Drawing from books, journals, articles, speeches, papers by practitioners, and INECE Conference Proceedings, Making Law Work represents a bridge between the worlds of academics and practitioners, exposing practitioners around the world to some of the best literature from the fields of law, politics, international relations, economics, and the social sciences in an attempt to help us analyze why our legal systems are not yet strong enough to deal with our worsening environmental problems.

	Full texts of the chapter introductions
	Discussing Making Law Work (film clips)
	American University Sustainable Development Panel Podcast: Making Law Work (external site)

Ordering information: Making Law Work can be ordered from Amazon.com or from the publisher Cameron May.