Titlebook: Environmental Politics in Southern Europe; Actors, Institutions Klaus Eder (Professor of Sociology),Maria Kousis ( Book 2001 Springer Scien

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The Ecologist Movement in the Basque Countrynation of the environmental movement in Spain as a whole, this analysis focuses on the formation and development of the Basque Ecology Movement (BEM), from the seventies to the present, highlighting its political, organizational as well as discourse-related aspects. The analytical framework that we

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Grassroots Environmental Action in Portugal (1974–1994)specially regarding health, economic impacts, and private property (Dunlap 1996; Figueiredo 1999; Kousis 1999b).. While environmental attitudes and movements have been relatively well studied with reference to the more developed countries (Dunlap and Mertig 1995, Dunlap 1996), these works have just

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Sustainable Development and the Participation of Environmental NGOs in Spanish Environmental Policynd political conflicts over the implementation of policies such as water planning, road infrastructure, or waste management plans led to a change in the traditional, closed style of policy-making in favor of open public discussion in the search for a social and political consensus on the plans to be

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Is Spanish Environmental Policy Becoming More Participatory?l groups to partake in the making and management of certain conservation policies. This move towards a more participatory policy style is exemplified by the creation of new advisory institutions, the organization of regular seminars, and the setting up of specific workshops for environmentalists and

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From Common Interest To Partnership rationale behind environmental policy. As a matter of fact, the environment is by definition considered as a collective good: it cannot be divided up in an equal manner, neither between groups of people, e.g. states, nations or regions, nor between individuals. Nonetheless, until recently, the envi

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