Titlebook: Political Modernisation and the Environment; The Renewal of Envir Jan Tatenhove,Bas Arts,Pieter Leroy Book 2000 Springer Science+Business M

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,Global Environmental Policies: Between ‘Interstatist’ and ‘Transnational’ Arrangements,ent in nature to the other case studies (chapters 4, 5, 7 and 8). As a global focus will replace the national one, some introductionary comments on policies in the global system will be made in this introduction. These will be followed by a short history of global environmental policies (section 2).

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Green Planning: From Sectoral to Integrative Planning Arrangements?,nly in industrial countries, to address escalating environmental problems’ (DalalClayton, 1996). In this definition green planning and environmental planning are considered synonyms. More recently, however, the notion of green planning has begun to incorporate a range of initiatives, including a var

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Agricultural Policy Making in The Netherlands: Beyond Corporatist Policy Arrangements?,ent into another. The intensity and scale of production of modern agriculture have contributed greatly to environmental problems such as eutrophication, acidification and the degradation of ecosystems. But in many countries agricultural policies are now being changed and broadened to include concern

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