).
Geoffrey.
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Emeritus Professor of Political Science
University of California, Davis
Reviews Editor
Journal
of International Wildlife Law and Policy
as a step in the development
of global transnational elites at the expense of genuinely
democratic, but hence local, processes.
Geoffrey.
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University
of California, Davis
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Readers with a serious interest in these commissions should contact me by
e-mail.
Colleagues are encouraged to bring these opportunities to
the attention of others who are not members of the gep-ed list.
Geoffrey.
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One very recent addition
and with a superb bibliography is:
Nora Haenn, FIELDS OF
POWER, FORESTS OF DISCONTENT: CULTURE, CONSERVATION, AND THE STATE IN MEXICO
(Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona Press, 2005).
Geoffrey.
--Geoffrey
Wandesforde-Smith
Emeritus
for Development
Studies at the University of Sussex. Fairhead and Leach have had a long
association with the latter.
Geoffrey.
--Geoffrey
Wandesforde-Smith
Emeritus Professor of Political Science
University of California
Associate Editor/Reviews Editor
Journal
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Is there a good literature in English on the
factors that impede effective environmental enforcement in CEE states and the
steps that can/might be taken to improve things? And if there is, what's
the best way to access it?
Geoffrey.
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Wandesforde-Smith
Emeritus
might have about how to understand the current state of
environmental enforcement in Hungary, and how to improve it, can be sent to Dr.
Rozs at the address above.
Thanks
again.
Geoffrey.
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Wandesforde-Smith
University of California
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The direct e-mail address
for Dr. Rozs is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Wandesforde-Smith
University of California
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Journal of International Wildlife Law and
Policy
given Lomborg's book.
This will be valuable for you, but too long, I suspect, to assign to
students.
Geoffrey.
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Geoffrey Wandesforde-Smith
Emeritus Professor of Political Science
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Associate Editor/Reviews Editor
Journal of International
Dale,
Nancy's suggestion is a good one, based on my own use of Layzer, although
the new, second edition is a hefty tome. You'd want to be sure you really
wanted to use much of it. You may find it easier to pick and choose your
way, with the help of a copying machine, through Daniel McCool's
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Seems like a tortuous way to get to a conclusion. However, if you'd like to
see a full text copy of this, please contact me off list.
GW-S.
Power and Cooperation in International Environmental Law (UCLA School of
Law Research Paper No.
The latest volume in the Environmental Governance in Asia series from Edward
Elgar will also likely be of interest, partly because of its comparative
focus: Gerald McBeath and Tse-Kang Leng, GOVERNANCE OF BIODIVERSITY
CONSERVATION IN CHINA AND TAIWAN (Edward Elgar, 2006). ISBN-10: 1843768100.
The
Jordi,
For Canada, I think the starting point would be
Debora VanNijnatten Robert Boardman (eds.), CANADIAN ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY:
CONTEXT AND CASES, 2d ed. (2002).
Ben Cashore (at Yale) is the author of a comparative study of U.S. and
Canadian forest policy making. It seems not to be
There is not (yet) a great deal of solid scholarly analysis of biofuels as
a global issue.
You can glean an overview of what there is to choose from, however, by
visiting the publications page of the bioenergy wiki.
http://www.bioenergywiki.net/index.php/Publications
Geoffrey.
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This is a fascinating exchange and, quite apart from the critiques of Lovins
it is prompting, touches on a subject that Bram correctly identifies, I
believe, as one that warrants very much more careful examination.
Bram refers to technological fetishism. Im not sure if thats quite the
Dear Sofie et al.,
In addition to Cristina's recommendation of the Michael Gunter book, which I
heartily endorse, let me also recommend a book on the history of the World
Conservation Union (IUCN): Martin Holdgate, The Green Web: A Union for
World Conservation (Earthscan, 1999). Among other
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