European environmental policy : the pioneers
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European environmental policy : the pioneers
（Issues in environmental politics）
Manchester University Press , Distributed exclusively in the USA by St. Martin's Press, 1997
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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ISBN 9780719050435
内容説明
European Union environmental policy has developed rapidly, partly because some member states have developed domestic environmental policies, while others have limited or no national environmental legislation. Since 1995 three leading countries in environmental policy-making, Sweden, Austria and Finland, have joined the European Union. Their accession gives support to the environmental policies that for some time have been promoted at the EU-level by Denmark, the Netherlands and Germany. This study traces the political and institutional dynamics that have made these countries develop their notions of environmental policy and select the issues which are brought to Brussels for europeanisation. It covers Austria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden and is the first comparative study to combine domestic and EU-aspects of national environmental policies. It draws attention to the background for the activism exhibited by the smaller member states as well as to Germany's changed role in the 1990's. Each of the contributions have been written by native experts in national environmental policies, and according to a common conceptual framework.
目次
- Part 1 Introduction - the impact of the pioneers on EU environmental the new member states
- the importance and role of pioneers in environmental policy-making
- the role of domestic politics in EU policy-making
- understanding the domestic polity
- strategies at the European level
- bringing the two levels together - the dynamics of the pioneers
- the contents of the book. Part 2 Sweden - setting a good example, Annica Kronsell: perceptions of environmental issues
- the basic characteristics of the institutional context
- Swedish political traditions and environmental policy
- the relationship between the economy and the environment
- foreign environmental policy
- the institutional context and policy style in foreign environmental policy-making
- the debate about EU membership
- concluding remarks. Part 3 Austria - a latecomer becoming pioneer, Volkmar Lauber: general environmental policy context
- foreign environmental policy
- list of abbreviations. Part 4 Finland - from local to global politics, Marko Joas: a short history of Finnish environmental policies and politics
- institutions in the environmental policy field
- the environmental agenda today
- Finland's foreign enviromental policy agenda
- foreign (environmental) policy institutions
- EU membership and environmental policy
- conclusions. Part 5 Germany - domestic obstacles to an international forerunner, Heinrich Pehle: a short review of the development of environmental policy
- institutional background
- the tension between ecology and economy
- main points of German foreign environmental policy
- the institutional foundation of foreign environmental policy
- Germany and the environmental policy of the European Union. Part 6 The Netherlands - a net exporter of environmental policy concepts, Duncan Liefferink: environmental problems and policies in the Netherlands - an overview
- the institutional context
- environment and economy in the Netherlands - an evolving relationship
- the foreign environmental policy agenda
- the institutional setting of foreign environmental policy
- the Netherlands, European integration and environmental policy
- concluding remarks. Part 7 Denmark - the shadow of the green majority, Mikael Skou Andersen: environmental problems and policies in Denmark - an overview
- institutional context
- the economy and the environment
- foreign environmental policy agenda
- institutional framework for international environmental policy
- the EU debate. Part 8 Norway - a case of "splendid isolation", Marit Reitan: the national agenda
- the institutional context
- the integration of the environment and the economy
- the foreign environmental policy agenda
- the institutional context of foreign environmental policy
- European integration and environmental policy
- concluding remarks.policy, Mikael Skou Andersen and Duncan Liefferink.
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: pbk ISBN 9780719057175
内容説明
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目次
- Introduction - the impact of the pioneers on EU environmental policy
- Sweden - setting a good example, Annica Kronsell
- Austria - a latecomer which became a pioneer, Volkmar Lauber
- Finland -from local to global politics, Marko Joas
- Germany - domestic obstacles to an international forerunner, Heinrich Pehle
- the Netherlands - a net exporter of environmental policy concepts, Duncan Liefferink
- Denmark - the shadow of the green majority, Mikael Skou Andersen
- Norway - a case of splendid isolation, Marit Reitan.
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