Environment, Society and International Relations: Towards More Effective International AgreementsRoutledge, 1. feb. 2013 - 192 sider Written in an accessible and lively style, this ground-breaking text marries a critique of current remedies towards environmental problems to original and viable alternatives. This text adopts an eco-centric rather than a traditional environmental management perspective to focuses on the key issues such as: * The effectiveness of international agreements in solving environmental problems * the role of the structures and constraints within which these agreements operate |
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... defined by these criteria, means that an agreement can achieve a change of behaviour in an actor that would not have occurred in the absence of that particular agreement (Young, 1992: 161). This understanding of effectiveness does not ...
... defined by these criteria, means that an agreement can achieve a change of behaviour in an actor that would not have occurred in the absence of that particular agreement (Young, 1992: 161). This understanding of effectiveness does not ...
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... defining boundaries within which effectiveness is analysed ; they are given by the structures , origins and remedies of the problem of environmental degradation . The state is still the foremost regulatory actor in international society ...
... defining boundaries within which effectiveness is analysed ; they are given by the structures , origins and remedies of the problem of environmental degradation . The state is still the foremost regulatory actor in international society ...
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... defined by these criteria , means that an agreement can achieve a change of behaviour in an actor that would not have occurred in the absence of that particular agreement ( Young , 1992 : 161 ) . This understanding of effectiveness does ...
... defined by these criteria , means that an agreement can achieve a change of behaviour in an actor that would not have occurred in the absence of that particular agreement ( Young , 1992 : 161 ) . This understanding of effectiveness does ...
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... define , or find a logic behind the interaction of the various international actors . However , I argue that this ' externalisation ' ( i.e. placing outside the discipline ) is unjustified and needs to be remedied . Traditional IR ...
... define , or find a logic behind the interaction of the various international actors . However , I argue that this ' externalisation ' ( i.e. placing outside the discipline ) is unjustified and needs to be remedied . Traditional IR ...
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... defined regulatory structures and has developed strong institutional dynamics . All of this means that CLRTAP would be considered an effective agreement in traditional IR terms . Thus it is a good case to subject to wider analysis and ...
... defined regulatory structures and has developed strong institutional dynamics . All of this means that CLRTAP would be considered an effective agreement in traditional IR terms . Thus it is a good case to subject to wider analysis and ...
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PART II | 96 |
PART III | 97 |
The social origins and context of acid rain and pollution of | 114 |
Conclusion | 131 |
Notes | 143 |
Index | 168 |
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