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Global Environmental Governance Reconsidered

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Edited by Frank Biermann and Philipp Pattberg
2012
Published by: The MIT Press
Series: Earth System Governance
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An examination of three major trends in global governance, exemplified by developments in transnational environmental rule-setting.

Table of Contents

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Cover

Title Page, Copyright

Contents

Series Foreword

pp. vii-viii

Preface

pp. ix-xiv

Acronyms

pp. xv-xvi

1. Global Environmental Governance Revisited

pp. 1-23

I. The New Actors

2. International Bureaucracies

pp. 27-44

3. Global Corporations

pp. 45-67

4. Science Networks

pp. 69-93

II. The New Mechanisms

5. Transnational Environmental Regimes

pp. 97-121

6. Transnational Public-Private Partnerships

pp. 123-147

7. Transnational Governance Experiments

pp. 149-171

III. The New Interlinkages and Fragmentations

8. Horizontal Institutional Interlinkages

pp. 175-198

9. International-Domestic Linkages and Policy Convergence

pp. 199-218

10. Regional Governance Arrangements

pp. 219-235

11. The Changing Role of the State

pp. 237-263

12. Conclusions

pp. 265-280

Glossary

pp. 281-283

Contributors

pp. 285-291

Index

pp. 293-301
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