Greening International InstitutionsRoutledge, 2014 M04 8 - 364 pages First Published in 2009. This title contains a diverse collection of pieces from which the reader can draw an understanding of the shape and function of the institutions discussed within, the scope of their activities, and the niche they occupy in the larger system. Werksman reveals a pattern that organizations grow and contract erratically and organically in response to competing demands, concerns and resources. This volume aims to raise questions as to whether the demands of sustainable development require a more fundamental push against the inertia of institutional culture. |
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... Programme (UNEP), as described by Timoshenko and Berman in Chapter 3, seeks to offer these services as a catalyst for ... programmes of action, and finally, to legally binding rules. For a number of the contributors, the legal character ...
... Programme (UNEP), as described by Timoshenko and Berman in Chapter 3, seeks to offer these services as a catalyst for ... programmes of action, and finally, to legally binding rules. For a number of the contributors, the legal character ...
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... programmes and projects purchased with the resources. Horta's chapter on the World Bank and IMF; Kumar, Milner and Petsonk's on NAFTA; and French's on NGOs; each demonstrates that UNCED's principle of democracy should extend beyond ...
... programmes and projects purchased with the resources. Horta's chapter on the World Bank and IMF; Kumar, Milner and Petsonk's on NAFTA; and French's on NGOs; each demonstrates that UNCED's principle of democracy should extend beyond ...
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... programmes and committees. Bodies with environmental functions that were created by the General Assembly include the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP);7 the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP);8 and more recently the ...
... programmes and committees. Bodies with environmental functions that were created by the General Assembly include the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP);7 the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP);8 and more recently the ...
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Contents
Trade
| 69 |
Finance | 129 |
Regional Institutions | 179 |
Avoiding and Settling Disputes | 217 |
Environmental NGOs and International Institutions | 249 |
Appendices | 309 |
Index | 326 |
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