Edited by Yves Le Bouthillier, Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa, Canada, Annette Cowie, Principal Research Scientist, New South Wales Department of Primary Industries, and Adjunct Professor, University of New England, Paul Martin, Director of the Australian Centre for Agriculture and Law, University of New England, Australia, and co-chair of the IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Research Committee and Heather McLeod-Kilmurray, Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa, Canada

• Contents:PART I SUSTAINABILITY AND BIOFUELS1. Environmental Risks and Opportunities of BiofuelsAnnette Cowie, Alan Cowie, Sampo Soimakallio and Miguel Brandáo 2. The Roles of Public and Private Governance in Promoting Sustainable BioenergyOskar Englund and Göran Berndes 3. Confronting the “Unproductive” Upland Discourses in Biofuels Development in the PhilippinesMarvin Joseph F. MontefrioPART II CRITICAL REVIEW OF REGULATORY REGIMES FOR BIOFUELS4. Biofuels’ Legal and Political Framework in Brazil : A Critical Review Through a Sustainable Development LensPriscila Pereira de Andrade5. United States Law and Policy and the Biofuel IndustryKristina S. Dahmann, Lara B. Fowler and Paul M. Smith 6. Lessons from US Biofuels Policy: The Renewable Fuels Standard's Rocky RideMelissa Powers7. The EU Legal Regime for BiofuelsBirgitte Egelund Olsen and Anita Ronne 8. Belgian and French Biofuel Support Measures in Light of Argentina’s Challenge under the WTO Subsidies AgreementAlexandre Genest9. The Current Legal Framework on Biofuels in ChinaLei Guo and Frank Maes 10. Biofuel Policy in Columbia: Strong Fiscal Incentives but Weak Environmental and Social StandardsVictor M. Tafur 11. Agro-fuel Law and Policy in East Africa: Assessing Avenues for SustainabilityRobert Omondi Owino12. Biofuels, GMOs and Food Security: The South African Legal and Policy FrameworkOdile Juliette Lim Tung PART III BIOFUELS GOVERNANCE AND THE ROLES OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ACTORS 13. Unpacking the Complexities of Biofuels PolicyPaul Martin and Elodie Le Gal 14. Trends in Government Incentives for BiofuelsWarren E. Mabee, Lauren D. Malo and Ashton R. Taylor15. An Industry Perspective: Government Policies to Accelerate the Development and Commercialization of Advanced Biofuels in CanadaMarie-Hélène Labrie 16. Network Governance of BiofuelsJeremy de Beer17. Private Regulation in the Bioenergy SectorMaha Mansoor, Inge Stupak and Tat SmithIndex

'As a reference for law and policy in a much wider range of countries than just the usual three, it has notable value.'--International Energy Law Review

Edited by Yves Le Bouthillier, Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa, Canada, Annette Cowie, Principal Research Scientist, New South Wales Department of Primary Industries, and Adjunct Professor, University of New England, Paul Martin, Director of the Australian Centre for Agriculture and Law, University of New England, Australia, and co-chair of the IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Research Committee and Heather McLeod-Kilmurray, Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa, Canada

• Contents:PART I SUSTAINABILITY AND BIOFUELS1. Environmental Risks and Opportunities of BiofuelsAnnette Cowie, Alan Cowie, Sampo Soimakallio and Miguel Brandáo 2. The Roles of Public and Private Governance in Promoting Sustainable BioenergyOskar Englund and Göran Berndes 3. Confronting the “Unproductive” Upland Discourses in Biofuels Development in the PhilippinesMarvin Joseph F. MontefrioPART II CRITICAL REVIEW OF REGULATORY REGIMES FOR BIOFUELS4. Biofuels’ Legal and Political Framework in Brazil : A Critical Review Through a Sustainable Development LensPriscila Pereira de Andrade5. United States Law and Policy and the Biofuel IndustryKristina S. Dahmann, Lara B. Fowler and Paul M. Smith 6. Lessons from US Biofuels Policy: The Renewable Fuels Standard's Rocky RideMelissa Powers7. The EU Legal Regime for BiofuelsBirgitte Egelund Olsen and Anita Ronne 8. Belgian and French Biofuel Support Measures in Light of Argentina’s Challenge under the WTO Subsidies AgreementAlexandre Genest9. The Current Legal Framework on Biofuels in ChinaLei Guo and Frank Maes 10. Biofuel Policy in Columbia: Strong Fiscal Incentives but Weak Environmental and Social StandardsVictor M. Tafur 11. Agro-fuel Law and Policy in East Africa: Assessing Avenues for SustainabilityRobert Omondi Owino12. Biofuels, GMOs and Food Security: The South African Legal and Policy FrameworkOdile Juliette Lim Tung PART III BIOFUELS GOVERNANCE AND THE ROLES OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ACTORS 13. Unpacking the Complexities of Biofuels PolicyPaul Martin and Elodie Le Gal 14. Trends in Government Incentives for BiofuelsWarren E. Mabee, Lauren D. Malo and Ashton R. Taylor15. An Industry Perspective: Government Policies to Accelerate the Development and Commercialization of Advanced Biofuels in CanadaMarie-Hélène Labrie 16. Network Governance of BiofuelsJeremy de Beer17. Private Regulation in the Bioenergy SectorMaha Mansoor, Inge Stupak and Tat SmithIndex

'As a reference for law and policy in a much wider range of countries than just the usual three, it has notable value.'--International Energy Law Review

Edited by Yves Le Bouthillier, Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa, Canada, Annette Cowie, Principal Research Scientist, New South Wales Department of Primary Industries, and Adjunct Professor, University of New England, Paul Martin, Director of the Australian Centre for Agriculture and Law, University of New England, Australia, and co-chair of the IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Research Committee and Heather McLeod-Kilmurray, Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa, Canada

• Contents:PART I SUSTAINABILITY AND BIOFUELS1. Environmental Risks and Opportunities of BiofuelsAnnette Cowie, Alan Cowie, Sampo Soimakallio and Miguel Brandáo 2. The Roles of Public and Private Governance in Promoting Sustainable BioenergyOskar Englund and Göran Berndes 3. Confronting the “Unproductive” Upland Discourses in Biofuels Development in the PhilippinesMarvin Joseph F. MontefrioPART II CRITICAL REVIEW OF REGULATORY REGIMES FOR BIOFUELS4. Biofuels’ Legal and Political Framework in Brazil : A Critical Review Through a Sustainable Development LensPriscila Pereira de Andrade5. United States Law and Policy and the Biofuel IndustryKristina S. Dahmann, Lara B. Fowler and Paul M. Smith 6. Lessons from US Biofuels Policy: The Renewable Fuels Standard's Rocky RideMelissa Powers7. The EU Legal Regime for BiofuelsBirgitte Egelund Olsen and Anita Ronne 8. Belgian and French Biofuel Support Measures in Light of Argentina’s Challenge under the WTO Subsidies AgreementAlexandre Genest9. The Current Legal Framework on Biofuels in ChinaLei Guo and Frank Maes 10. Biofuel Policy in Columbia: Strong Fiscal Incentives but Weak Environmental and Social StandardsVictor M. Tafur 11. Agro-fuel Law and Policy in East Africa: Assessing Avenues for SustainabilityRobert Omondi Owino12. Biofuels, GMOs and Food Security: The South African Legal and Policy FrameworkOdile Juliette Lim Tung PART III BIOFUELS GOVERNANCE AND THE ROLES OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ACTORS 13. Unpacking the Complexities of Biofuels PolicyPaul Martin and Elodie Le Gal 14. Trends in Government Incentives for BiofuelsWarren E. Mabee, Lauren D. Malo and Ashton R. Taylor15. An Industry Perspective: Government Policies to Accelerate the Development and Commercialization of Advanced Biofuels in CanadaMarie-Hélène Labrie 16. Network Governance of BiofuelsJeremy de Beer17. Private Regulation in the Bioenergy SectorMaha Mansoor, Inge Stupak and Tat SmithIndex

'As a reference for law and policy in a much wider range of countries than just the usual three, it has notable value.'--International Energy Law Review