Titlebook: Change and Continuity in Poland’s Environmental Policy; Magnus Andersson Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1999 Europe.I

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F. D’Antona,I. Mazzitelli,F. Sabbadiny content, policy implementation and policy impacts, and policy belief systems. Hence, the first subquestion that was formulated in Chapter 2 — What environmental policy has developed before and after systemic change? — has been answered.

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Planets Around Pulsars: A Review,ious implementation deficit of the 1980s.. However, with respect to the discharges of saline waste water from the hard coal mining sector in Upper Silesia in southwestern Poland, these two mechanisms have not worked properly and hence very little progress can be discerned.

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Setting the Stage3.8 reconstructs the dominating belief system up to the 1970s and discusses policy-oriented learning. Section 3.9 draws conclusions about driving forces for policy change and briefly summarizes the chapter.

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National Environmental Policy in the 1990sironment and development. Section 5.5 identifies advocacy coalitions and their belief systems and discusses the role of policy-oriented learning. Section 5.6 draws conclusions about the main driving forces for policy change and summarizes the chapter briefly.

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Conclusions About Policy Changey content, policy implementation and policy impacts, and policy belief systems. Hence, the first subquestion that was formulated in Chapter 2 — What environmental policy has developed before and after systemic change? — has been answered.

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1383-5130 ntal policy making in general in the former Eastern bloccountries. The perspective adopted also includes the pre-transitionperiod, since the transformation process cannot be understood withoutreference to the preceding period. The book investigates the drivingforces underlying policy changes, both p