The global politics of the environment
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The global politics of the environment
Macmillan, 1998
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Includes bibliographical references(p. 262-299) and index
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Description
Debates about the causes and impacts of global environmental degradation go to the heart of economic and political systems and raise fundamental questions about power and inequity in the contemporary world. This text provides a wide-ranging analysis of those debates and competing views on environmental governance, the crisis of capacity in the state system, the international political economy of the environment, strategies for sustainable development, and the pursuit of environmental security.
Table of Contents
Introduction - From Stockholm to Rio - The Transboundary Agenda: Conservation and Pollution - The Emergence of a Global Agenda - The State and Global Institutions - Non-state Actors: Science, Commerce and Civil Society - Voices from the Margin: Women and Indigenous Peoples - The International Political Economy of the Environment - Strategies for Sustainable Development - Environmental Security - Politics of the Global Environment
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