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1. Researching Comparative Regional Environmental Governance: Causes, Cases And Consequences / L. Elliott, S. Brerslin -- 2. European Union Environmental Policy -- 3. Pan-european Environmental Cooperation: Achievements And Limitations Of The Environment For Europe Process / R. Nordbeck -- 4. East Asia And Sub-regional Diversity: Initiatives, Institutions And Identity / L. Elliott -- 5. South Asia, Its Environment And Regional Institutions / A. Swain -- 6. Sub-saharan Africa: Fragmented Environmental Governance Without Regional Integration / D. Compagnon, F. Florémont, I. Lamaud -- 7. The Middle East And North Africa: Sub-regional Environmental Cooperation As A Security Issue / D. Kulauzov, A. Antypas -- 8. Under Construction: Debating The Region In South America / K. Hochstetler -- 9. The North American Case: Multi-level, Bottom-heavy And Policy-led / D.l. Vannijnatten. Edited By Lorraine Elliott And Shaun Breslin. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [163]-180) And Index.
This volume investigates how different regions of the world organize and implement environmental governance through comparative analysis. Edited by Lorraine M. Elliott and Shaun Breslin, the text synthesizes contributions from various scholars to examine the efficacy of regional institutions in addressing ecological challenges. It establishes a framework for understanding why some regions succeed in policy integration while others remain fragmented or reliant on external security-driven cooperation.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this work as a significant contribution to the study of comparative regionalism and environmental policy. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a foundational text for students and researchers focusing on international environmental governance.
Page Count:
192
Publication Date:
2011-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0415611431
ISBN-13:
9780203818954
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