About Me
Over the last three decades, I have had the honour of serving on boards, advising global leaders, supporting new ventures, empowering coalitions, connecting great thinkers and launching new projects.
I have been a Barrister, a social entrepreneur, a professor, a mentor, a speaker and an advocate. I have had wins and I have had losses but above all, I have persevered in arguing for a fairer and more sustainable planet where humanity can survive and prosper.
This is not just a vision; it is an imperative. We must now connect the dots and bring together the right people, solutions and incentives to act effectively on the climate crisis.
Publications
Cameron and Burke, ‘Epilogue: how to make big ideas work’ in Esty and Burke, A Better Planet: 40 big ideas for a sustainable future (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2019)
Cameron, ‘The Precautionary Principle’, in Sampson and Chambers, eds, Trade, Environment, and the Millennium, 2nd edition (Tokyo: U.N. University Press, 2002)
Cameron, O’Riordan and Jordan, eds, Re-Interpreting the Precautionary Principle ( London: Cameron May, 2001)
Cameron, Jacobs and Van Calster, eds, Trade and the Environment: Law and Policy (London: Cameron May, 2000)
Cameron and Campbell, eds, Dispute Resolution in the WTO (London: Cameron May, 1998)
Cameron and Fijalkowski, Trade and Environment: Bridging the Gap (Amsterdam/London: Asser Institute/Cameron May, 1998)
Abouchar and Cameron, EC Law Reporter-Environment (London: CCH, 1998)
Cameron, Roderick and Werksman, Improving Compliance with International Environmental Law (London: Earthscan, 1996)
Cameron and O’Riordan, Interpreting the Precautionary Principle (London: Earthscan, 1994)
Cameron, Demaret and Gerardin, Trade and Environment: the Search for Balance Vol I and II (London: Cameron May, 1994)
Cameron and Sheridan, EFTA Legal Systems: An Introductory Guide (London: Butterworths, 1993)
Cameron and Sheridan, EC Legal Systems: An Introductory Guide (London: Butterworths, 1992)
James Cameron and Durwood Zaelke wrote the first law review article on Climate Change and State Responsibility, published in 1990 by the American University Journal of International Law. It was named Law Review’s Article of the Year in the US in 1990.
