Handbook of Global Environmental Policy and AdministrationDennis Soden, Brent R. Steel CRC Press, 1999 M07 16 - 840 pages Presenting case studies involving Rwanda, Nepal, Australia, Japan, and Mexico, including "real-time" policy and administrative questions, this versatile reference/text provides a wide perspective on national and international environmental problems and policies, featuring discussions with a regional emphasis as well as global significance. Pooling the work of over 60 international contributors in disciplines ranging from anthropology to political science, the Handbook of Global Environmental Policy and Administration illustrates how environmental concerns are incorporated into administrative functions and policy processes. |
Contents
The Governance Approach | 29 |
A Brief History Trends | 49 |
Regulations Versus Markets | 81 |
Contingent Valuation Method | 97 |
Financing National Park Service Activities Through Entrance Fees | 111 |
The Effects of Alternative Methods | 155 |
Use of the LegalInstitutional Analysis Model | 175 |
Risk as Language and Solidarity | 195 |
The European Union and Environmental Policy | 475 |
The Case | 495 |
Environmental Policy and Administration in Australia | 513 |
From Domestic Pollution | 529 |
Domestic Constraints | 549 |
The Fight for Open Space in Israel | 559 |
The U S Canadian | 579 |
The Fairness Paradox Ludwigs Ratchet and the Problem of Fisheries | 597 |
Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Policymaking | 213 |
An Exploration of Theories in Environmental Ethics | 243 |
Environmental Policy and Administration in the Developing | 261 |
Case Study | 281 |
Ecotourism Environmental Policy and Development | 315 |
Political Elite Commitment to the Environment in Nepal | 347 |
Bureaucratic Politics in Korean Environmental Policy | 363 |
The Environment and the Peoples Republic of China | 381 |
A Needs Assessment | 425 |
Environmental Policy and Administration in Advanced | 453 |
International Policy and Administration | 609 |
The Global Environmental | 631 |
UNCLOS III and Global Environmental Governance | 659 |
From Concept to Action | 691 |
U S NGOs | 715 |
Environmental Issues Along the TexasMexico Border | 737 |
Envisioning Needed Institutional Reforms | 759 |
Legal Issues and Management Strategies | 779 |
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