Titlebook: Co-operative Environmental Governance; Public-Private Agree Pieter Glasbergen Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Gove

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0199-5y control, market regulation, civil society, and self-regulation. In Chapter 1, Glasbergen points out that these models are associated with particular scientific disciplines; thus, each is fed by a different wellspring of rationality.

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1383-5130 the old command and control approach, which has lost its credibility. One of the most interesting new avenues is co-operative environmental management, whereby public and private parties work together to tackle a problem. It is interesting because it seems to be well suited to handling complex envi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-03786-5 is being made in specific circumstances though often outcomes are uncertain. In this chapter I intend to address in more general terms the question of how far co-operative strategies offer a solution to environmental problems.

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Book 1998ommand and control approach, which has lost its credibility. One of the most interesting new avenues is co-operative environmental management, whereby public and private parties work together to tackle a problem. It is interesting because it seems to be well suited to handling complex environmental

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Book 1998ironmental problems. Indeed, one of the most vexing aspects of environmental problems is uncertainty, both in the ecological sphere and with respect to the economic effects of intervention. In short, this instrument takes the unknown into account.

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Science and Geopolitics of The White Worldtion’, ‘environmental co-management’, or even ‘environmental corporatism’. Here it will be argued that such initiatives offer a promising alternative to traditional regulatory strategies in dealing with some of the more intractable environmental dilemmas.