9788189640071 - reforming international environmental governance: from institutional limits to innovative reforms (2 Ergebnisse)
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. Reprint. Contents Foreword. Introduction Toward an effective framework for sustainable development/W. Bradnee Chambers and Jessica F. Green. 1. From environmental to sustainable development governance thirty years of coordination within the United Nations/W. Bradnee Chambers. 2. Clustering of multilat…eral environmental agreements potentials and limitations/Sebastian Oberthur. 3. Strengthening international environmental governance by strengthening UNEP/Richard G. Tarasofsky. 4. A world environment organization/Steve Charnovitz. 5. The world trade organization and global environmental governance/Gary P. Sampson. 6. Judicial mechanisms is there a need for a world environment court/Joost Pauwelyn. 7. Reforming the United Nations trusteeship council/Catherine Redgwell. 8. Expanding the mandate of the United Nations security council/Lorraine Elliott. Index. More than 500 international agreements and institutions now influence the governance of environmental problems ranging from climate change to persistent organic pollutants. The establishment of environmental institutions has been largely ad hoc diffused and somewhat chaotic because the international community has addressed key environmental challenges as and when they have arisen. The world summit on sustainable development in Johannesburg in 2002 underscored the need to reform the current institutional framework for environmental governance but failed to come up with any substantive recommendations. This book takes up the question left unanswered at Johannesburg what international institutional framework would best promote the protection of the global environment. The contributors take a systematic approach to formulating proposals for institutional changes in international environmental governance and examine three potential models enforcement centralisation and co operation through increased co ordination and collaboration. They review alternative institutional arrangements to address identified weaknesses they elaborate upon specific reform proposals generated through recent policy debates and they evaluate the potential of each proposal to remedy current weaknesses within the international environmental governance system. Reforming International Environmental Governance provides useful information about the costs and benefits of different models and approaches to reforming international environmental governance and contributes substantive analysis to future debates. 234 pp.
