European integration and environmental policy
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European integration and environmental policy
J. Wiley, 1995
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First published 1993 by Belhaven Press
Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
The purpose of this book is to provide an overview of European policy-making in relation to environmental issues at a national and community-wide level. The editors have brought together some of Europe's leading environmental policy authorities in unique research and practical experience to examine how frameworks for analysis and action and the emergence of appropriate institutions is being managed and developed. The book divides into two parts, the first examines policy making and institutional management at the supra-national level, while the second considers national and local issues and responses. Throughout the focus is comparative and cast in terms of effective environmental management within the context of a democratic European Community. Particular stress is laid on rural/agricultural issues, acid rain, and effective regulation, as well as the role of environmental pressure groups and green politics.
Table of Contents
- The environment and the European Community - the analysis of political integration, J. Duncan Liefferink, Philip Lowe and Arthur P.J. Mol. Part 1 Globalization, interdependence and EC environmental policy: European environmental policy and global independence - a review of theoretical approaches, Arthur P.J. Mol and J. Duncan Liefferink
- institutional learning in the European Community - the response to the greenhouse effect, Markus Jachtenfuchs and Michael Huber
- transnational companies and environmental policy making - the trend of globalization, Wyn Grant
- "think globally, act locally"? needs, forms and problems of cross-national cooperation among environmental groups, Dieter Rucht. Part 2 Community policy making on the environment: environmental policy making in the European Community - an evaluation of theoretical perspectives, J. Duncan Liefferink and Arthur P.J. Mol
- EC policy making - an emerging European policy style?, Sonia Mazey and Jeremy Richardson
- the role of the European Court of Justice, Ida J. Koppen
- technical regulation and politics - the interplay between economic interests and environmental policy goals in EC car emission legislation, Henning A. Arp. Part 3 National responses to European environmental integration: national responses to the Europeanization of environmental policy - a selective review of comparative research, Henry Buller, Philip Lowe and Andrew Flynn
- ecological modernization and the integration of European environmental policy, Albert Weale
- common agenda, Southern rules - European integration and environmental change in the Mediterranean states, Antonio La Spina and Giuseppe Sciortino.
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