Titlebook: Co-operative Environmental Governance; Public-Private Agree Pieter Glasbergen Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Gove

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Environmental Problems, Ecological Scales and Social Deliberation, mostly independently of each other, in recent years. These conclusions stem from political and sociological studies as well as from an increasingly nuanced view of environmental science. I connect these developments to the perspective of developing social deliberation in environmental policy and politics.

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The Diversity of Environmental Agreementscently showed that voluntary agreements are a vital element of environmental policy in most member states of the European Union.. But it is not only in Europe that agreements have become a popular form of policy-making - examples from Poland and the U.S. show some interesting approaches as well.

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Environmental Governance and Modern Management Paradigms in Government and Private Industrythe ‘Lean Production’ paradigm, creating substantial parallels to the main strategic thrust of these modes of organization. In this chapter, I will investigate the extent to which this common ground is a resource for public-private co-operation in the field of environmental management.

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1383-5130 urrent environmental problems. Indeed, one of the most vexing aspects of environmental problems is uncertainty, both in the ecological sphere and with respect to the economic effects of intervention. In short, this instrument takes the unknown into account.978-0-7923-5149-8978-94-011-5143-6Series ISSN 1383-5130 Series E-ISSN 2215-0110

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Abul Amir Khan,N. C. Pant,Rasik Ravindraions as, who will manage that process and how? What are the options to get a process of environmental change going? Which criteria would the agents of change have to meet? To what extent can they live up to these requirements? The answers to these questions can be classified in terms of models of go

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Sergey B. Michurin,Igor L. Volkhinthe ‘Lean Production’ paradigm, creating substantial parallels to the main strategic thrust of these modes of organization. In this chapter, I will investigate the extent to which this common ground is a resource for public-private co-operation in the field of environmental management.

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Why was the Logic of Discovery Abandoned?,lead to a common solution to which all parties can agree. Hence, certain political actors have advanced a democratic image of co-operative management and environmental agreements connoting implicitly to modern ideas about consensual decision-making, discursive democracy and communicative rationality