Titlebook: Global Environmental Change and International Relations; Ian H. Rowlands,Malory Greene Book 1992 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Global Environmental Change and International Relations978-1-349-21816-5

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Bikash Ranjan Ray,Srikant Behera modern human activities, in particular the industrial production of various gases. The fundamental question facing the international community is whether the global community should seek to administer and co-ordinate its responses through existing structures, or establish one or a number of new international institutions.

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Institutional and Legal Responses to Global Environmental Change, modern human activities, in particular the industrial production of various gases. The fundamental question facing the international community is whether the global community should seek to administer and co-ordinate its responses through existing structures, or establish one or a number of new international institutions.

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Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1992

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Global Environmental Change and International Governance,g, even if it were feasible. Yet the growing salience of policy issues arising in connection with global environmental changes — like ozone layer depletion, global warming and the loss of biodiversity — has already stimulated a surge of interest in responses featuring agreements that call for sustai

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The International Politics of Global Environmental Change,ankind’s activities or natural occurrences — served to illuminate the stresses that human activities were placing upon the earth’s natural systems. High-profile media coverage and mounting public pressure helped to prompt national leaders to turn their attentions towards the global problems of ozone

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Obtaining International Environmental Protection through Epistemic Consensus,ffects of such degradation and no country is unilaterally capable of managing the issue. While most environmental issues share these characteristics, which inhibit their resolution internationally, these issues are really little different from other global issues involving ‘common property resources