Environmental politics in Latin America : elite dynamics, the left tide and sustainable development
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書誌事項
Environmental politics in Latin America : elite dynamics, the left tide and sustainable development
（Routledge studies in sustainable development）
Routledge, 2015
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注記
"This book is the result of the four-year collaborative research porject Environmental Governance in Latin America and the Caribbean (ENGOV), led by the Centre for Latin America Research and Documentation (CEDLA) in Amsterdam ..."--Acknowledgements
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Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- Environmental governance and sustainable development in Latin America / Benedicte Bull and Mariel Aguilar Støen
- Elites, classes and environmental governance : conceptual and theoretical challenges / Benedicte Bull
- El Salvador : the challenge to entrenched elites and the difficult road to a sustainable development model / Benedicte Bull, Nelson Cuéllar and Susan Kandel
- Bolivia : emerging and traditional elites and the governance of the soy sector / Marte Høiby and Joaquín Zenteno Hopp
- Argentina : government-agribusiness elite dynamics and its consequences for environmental governance / Joaquín Zenteno Hopp, Eivind Hanche-Olsen and Héctor Sejenovich
- Ecuador : changing biosafety frames and new political forces in Correa's government / Pablo Andrade and Joaquín Zenteno Hopp
- New elites around South America's strategic resources / Barbara Hogenboom
- Staying the same : transnational elites, mining and environmental governance in Guatemala / Mariel Aguilar Støen
- Elite views about water and energy consumption in mining in Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Ecuador / Cristián Parker G
- REDD+ and forest governance in Latin America : the role of science-policy networks / Mariel Aguilar-Støen and Cecilie Hirsh
- State governments and forest policy : a new elite in the Brazilian Amazon? / Fabiano Toni, Larissa C.L. Villarroel and Bruno Taitson Bueno
- With or against elites? : how to move towards more sustainable environmental governance in Latin America / Benedicte Bull and Mariel Aguilar Støen