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Environmental Governance and Decentralisation

Inbunden, Engelska, 2007

AvAlbert Breton,Giorgio Brosio,Silvana Dalmazzone,Giovanna Garrone

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This book examines how different countries define and address environmental issues, specifically in relation to intergovernmental relations: the creation of institutions, the assignment of powers, and the success of alternative solutions. It also investigates whether a systemic view of the environment has influenced the policy-making process. The broad perspective adopted includes a detailed analysis of seventeen countries in six continents by scholars from a range of disciplines - economics, political science, environmental science and law - thus producing novel material that moves away from the conventional treatment of decentralisation and the environment in economic literature.Providing a comprehensive and up to date analysis of environmental governance worldwide, this book will be of great interest to researchers and students in environmental economics, environmental politics, governance and decentralisation. It will also appeal to practitioners and policymakers with responsibilities over the environment.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2007-12-21
Mått156 x 234 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieNew Horizons in Environmental Economics series
FörlagEdward Elgar Publishing Ltd
ISBN9781847203984

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Contents:Preface1. IntroductionAlbert Breton, Giorgio Brosio, Silvana Dalmazzone and Giovanna GarronePART I: FEDERAL AND SUPRANATIONAL SYSTEMS2. Australia: Preserving Biodiversity and Managing Water ResourcesJeffrey D. Petchey3. Economic Growth and Environmental Protection in Brazil: An Unfavourable Trade-offClóvis Cavalcanti4. Interdependence and Coordination in the Canadian Environmental Policy Process Marcia Valiante5. Ethiopia: Protecting Nature in a Developing Decentralized CountryGedion Asfaw, Kifle Lemma and Sebsebe Demissew 6. European Union: Shifting Environmental Governance to the Supranational Level Anthony R. Zito7. Environmental Institutions in Germany: Leader or Laggard?Stefanie Engel and Melanie Zimmermann8. Overlapping Fiscal Domains and the Effectiveness of Environmental Policy in India Subrata Mandal and M. Govinda Rao9. Russia: The Difficult Transition to Stable Environmental InstitutionsPavel V. Kasyanov and Aliona V. Stovpivskaya10. The Political Economy of Environmental Governance in the United StatesJason F. ShogrenPART II: NON-FEDERAL COUNTRIES11. Chile: The Development–Sustainability DilemmaTommaso Chiamparino, Laura Piazza and Irene Venturello12. China: Seeking Meaningful Decentralization to Achieve SustainabilityChanghua Wu and Hua Wang13. The Danish Communes: Capacities and Constraints in Environmental Management Mikael Skou Andersen14. France: Forces Shaping Centralization and Decentralization in Environmental PolicymakingAlbert Breton and Pierre Salmon15. Capacity Constraints on Local Government Environmental Policies in GhanaFelix Ankomah Asante16. Italy: Towards Responsibility-sharing in Environmental ProtectionIvana Capozza and Giovanna Garrone17. The Netherlands: An Integrated, Participatory Approach to Environmental PolicymakingDuncan Liefferink and Mark Wiering18. United Kingdom: Environmental Policymaking in a Centralised, Market-driven SystemStephen Smith19. Trends in Environmental Governance: Evidence from Seventeen Countries and Sundry Reflections ThereonAlbert Breton, Giorgio Brosio, Silvana Dalmazzone and Giovanna GarroneIndex