Edited by Andrew J. Jordan, Professor of Environmental Policy, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, University of East Anglia, UK and Andrea Lenschow, Professor in European Integration and Policy, Department of Social Science, University of Osnabrück, Germany

• Contents:Foreword by Albert Weale PrefacePART I: THE CONCEPTUAL AND INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT1. Integrating the Environment for Sustainable Development: An Introduction Andrew Jordan and Andrea Lenschow 2. Instruments for Environmental Policy Integration in 30 OECD CountriesKlaus Jacob, Axel Volkery and Andrea LenschowPART II: THE TOOLBOX OF IMPLEMENTING INSTRUMENTS3. Administrative InstrumentsAdriaan Schout and Andrew Jordan 4. Green BudgetingDavid Wilkinson, David Benson and Andrew Jordan5. Sustainable Development StrategiesReinhard Steurer 6. Policy AppraisalJulia Hertin, Klaus Jacob and Axel Volkery7. Strategic Environmental Assessment Olivia BinaPART III: NATIONAL EXPERIENCES AND PROSPECTS8. The European Union Andrew Jordan, Adriaan Schout and Martin Unfried9. GermanyRüdiger K. Wurzel10. NorwayWilliam M. Lafferty, Olav Mosvold Larsen and Audun Ruud11. SwedenMåns Nilsson and Åsa Persson12. The United Kingdom Duncan Russel and Andrew Jordan 13. The United States of AmericaJohn Hoornbeek14. AustraliaAndrew RossPART IV: COMPARATIVE CONCLUSIONS15. Environmental Policy Integration: An Innovation in Environmental Policy?Andrew Jordan and Andrea LenschowIndex

’. . . offering an enjoyable read in comparative politics and policy, it offers a point of reference for understanding the conceptual and empirical possibilities for further research in EPI.'

Edited by Andrew J. Jordan, Professor of Environmental Policy, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, University of East Anglia, UK and Andrea Lenschow, Professor in European Integration and Policy, Department of Social Science, University of Osnabrück, Germany

• Contents:Foreword by Albert Weale PrefacePART I: THE CONCEPTUAL AND INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT1. Integrating the Environment for Sustainable Development: An Introduction Andrew Jordan and Andrea Lenschow 2. Instruments for Environmental Policy Integration in 30 OECD CountriesKlaus Jacob, Axel Volkery and Andrea LenschowPART II: THE TOOLBOX OF IMPLEMENTING INSTRUMENTS3. Administrative InstrumentsAdriaan Schout and Andrew Jordan 4. Green BudgetingDavid Wilkinson, David Benson and Andrew Jordan5. Sustainable Development StrategiesReinhard Steurer 6. Policy AppraisalJulia Hertin, Klaus Jacob and Axel Volkery7. Strategic Environmental Assessment Olivia BinaPART III: NATIONAL EXPERIENCES AND PROSPECTS8. The European Union Andrew Jordan, Adriaan Schout and Martin Unfried9. GermanyRüdiger K. Wurzel10. NorwayWilliam M. Lafferty, Olav Mosvold Larsen and Audun Ruud11. SwedenMåns Nilsson and Åsa Persson12. The United Kingdom Duncan Russel and Andrew Jordan 13. The United States of AmericaJohn Hoornbeek14. AustraliaAndrew RossPART IV: COMPARATIVE CONCLUSIONS15. Environmental Policy Integration: An Innovation in Environmental Policy?Andrew Jordan and Andrea LenschowIndex

’. . . offering an enjoyable read in comparative politics and policy, it offers a point of reference for understanding the conceptual and empirical possibilities for further research in EPI.'

Edited by Andrew J. Jordan, Professor of Environmental Policy, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, University of East Anglia, UK and Andrea Lenschow, Professor in European Integration and Policy, Department of Social Science, University of Osnabrück, Germany

• Contents:Foreword by Albert Weale PrefacePART I: THE CONCEPTUAL AND INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT1. Integrating the Environment for Sustainable Development: An Introduction Andrew Jordan and Andrea Lenschow 2. Instruments for Environmental Policy Integration in 30 OECD CountriesKlaus Jacob, Axel Volkery and Andrea LenschowPART II: THE TOOLBOX OF IMPLEMENTING INSTRUMENTS3. Administrative InstrumentsAdriaan Schout and Andrew Jordan 4. Green BudgetingDavid Wilkinson, David Benson and Andrew Jordan5. Sustainable Development StrategiesReinhard Steurer 6. Policy AppraisalJulia Hertin, Klaus Jacob and Axel Volkery7. Strategic Environmental Assessment Olivia BinaPART III: NATIONAL EXPERIENCES AND PROSPECTS8. The European Union Andrew Jordan, Adriaan Schout and Martin Unfried9. GermanyRüdiger K. Wurzel10. NorwayWilliam M. Lafferty, Olav Mosvold Larsen and Audun Ruud11. SwedenMåns Nilsson and Åsa Persson12. The United Kingdom Duncan Russel and Andrew Jordan 13. The United States of AmericaJohn Hoornbeek14. AustraliaAndrew RossPART IV: COMPARATIVE CONCLUSIONS15. Environmental Policy Integration: An Innovation in Environmental Policy?Andrew Jordan and Andrea LenschowIndex

’. . . offering an enjoyable read in comparative politics and policy, it offers a point of reference for understanding the conceptual and empirical possibilities for further research in EPI.'