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Rethinking global environmental governance
... that global environmental constitutionalism is a means of incorporating its normative aspects “into existing domestic and global regulatory arrangements that seek to mediate the human-environment ...
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Global Environmental Coordination: How to Overcome the Double Collective Action Problematic?
... in global environmental policy-making during the last two decades, resulting in global meetings with resolutions concerning important principles, ...involvement environmental issues at the ...
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Rethinking global environmental governance
... Unfortunately, global environmental governance appears unable to control or ameliorate these problems – primarily due to the dominance of neoliberal orthodoxies and the predominance of “soft” international ...
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The Global Environmental Novel And The Politics Of Food
... places the burden of conservation on those who can least afford it. … I’d want it to be under the sponsorship of the Badabon Trust, so the local fishermen would be involved. … We’d share the funding” (327). This plan ...
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Altruism and global environmental taxes
... the global nature of climate change, non-cooperating governments might maximise domestic welfare, taking consumption in other countries as ...the global cooperative solution where global welfare is ...
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Global environmental (in)equity and the cosmopolitan project
... the responsibility that accompanies such a common heritage and have been cautious about committing to a global conceptualization of environmental change. Atmospheric problems have been defined in ...
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Global Environmental Issues
... The global warming agreement reached in Kyoto, Japan, in December 1997 exempted developing nations such as China, India, and Mexico from requirements to reduce their ...on environmental issues is often ...
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The Planetary Accounting Framework: a novel, quota-based approach to understanding the impacts of any scale of human activity in the context of the Planetary Boundaries
... shared resources (such as forests, fisheries, or the atmos- phere) led to the conclusion that top-down governance or private management were the only effective options [13– 15]. These theories were based on simple game ...
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Environmental Futures
... key global environmental assessments such as the Global Environmental Outlook (GEO) by ...priority environmental issues at the regional ...
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How environmental treaties contribute to global health governance
... the global health regime and the global environmental regime, given the burden of diseases associated with certain environmental ...and global interdepend- ence is a powerful incentive ...
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Quality, legitimacy and global governance : a comparative analysis of four forest institutions
... consisting of twelve participants, representing the three chambers each balanced north/south. 93 The working group presented its final report to the Board of Directors in November 2006. 94 The report recommended one ...
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lobal vision of Environmental Protection Through Local Mission
... the global environment and achievement of a sustainable society, is not possible without reduction of environmental impact to a level with in the Earth‟s self-recovery ...and global environment, then ...
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Cross National Analysis on Sensitivity to Environmental Quality and Its Change in East Asia
... the environmental quality gets better (positive evaluation) or turns worse (negative ...evaluation). Environmental sensitivity is a self-centred formation which is based on personal expe- rience and ...
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Toxic State–Corporate Crimes, Neo-liberalism and Green Criminology: The Hazards and Legacies of the Oil, Chemical and Mineral Industries
... Environmental harm is not, of course, exclusively associated with privately‐owned oil companies. Even when sovereign states take over the control of the oil industry, they may do equally little to curtail the ...
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Population Policy: A Valid Answer to Climate Change? Old Arguments Aired Again Before COP15
... to environmental deterioration published only a few months before the conference, a scientific debate developed that mirrored the earlier neo-Malthusian arguments, where many participants saw family planning among ...
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An Assessment of Democratic and Non-Democratic Governments’ Effectiveness in Implementing Environmental Policy: A Case Study of the U.S. and China
... “Democratic Institutions and Environmental Quality: Effects and Transmission Channels.” EAAE 2011 Congress Paper.http://ageconsearchumn.ed u/bitstream/120396/2/Somlanare_Kinda_354.pdf. Schmitter, Philippe C. and ...
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Ch 9: Global Distribution and Environmental Conditions
... Suitable Environmental Conditions (SEC) is used to represent modeled environmental suitability for great ape ...selected environmental factors that are known or hypothe- sized to influence ape ...
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“GLOBAL MARKETING ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGY” : A CONSIDERATION
... whereas global strategy refers to addressing competition in an integrated and holistic manner across country and regional ...while global strategies attempt to standardize products and marketing to work ...
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Exploring the Economic Case for Climate Action in Cities
... and environmental co-costs and undermining social and political support and momentum for further ...pressing global problem, and in the process they would crowd out the potential for deeper and more ...
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Enhancing low carbon neighborhood through building rehabilitation in Kerman City of Iran
... the environmental performance of buildings, are essential for good design (The European Commission Report, 1999) and are useful in promoting and regulating the development of sustainable building ...Establishment ...
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