Titlebook: Environmental Policy in Search of New Instruments; Bruno Dente Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Institution.Mediat

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Arguments, Assumptions and the Choice of Policy Instruments,ents are or are not adopted, and why they are or are not effective in dealing with the problems at hand. Rather than being a study on the implementation process, the following pages will focus on the design and selection of policy instruments. The reason for this is that problems inherent in the for

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Addressing Uncertainty,ecies depends as well as our apparent supremacy. In this stressful and complex world certainty recedes with knowledge — the more we know the less we know and the harder it is to be told. In world of politics and law, rational decision-making is customarily based on varying, degrees of particular for

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Mediation as a Policy Instrument for Resolving Environmental Disputes,cy-makers to exert control. This includes large industrial and public projects in virtually all democratic industrialised countries where people are afraid of their negative consequences on health and the environment. Because as a rule they are facilities and infrastructural projects which are cruci

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-39692-6 the difficulties to be faced when theories are put into practice and general concepts are put into a specific context; but more attention to the very development of policy instruments is needed to understand why certain instruments (among the many possible ones) are adopted and are successfully or unsuccessfully implemented.

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Courts and Citizen Action,national and state levels of government. In some federal systems of government, such as in Australia, the national government’s powers in relation to the environment are limited. Hence the state and local governments have a major role to play.

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