208 Pages
by
Routledge
208 Pages
by
Routledge
208 Pages
by
Routledge
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Quotas have been used in international environmental agreements for at least a century and, in tandem with incentive approaches, should continue to be crucial to realizing a sustainable environment. This text is a critical examination of quotas both as regulatory tools and as products of negotiation. It reviews the main features of environmental problems, the regulatory options and criteria used... Read more
Part I: International Environmental Problems and the Negotiated Choice of Policy Mechanisms - Introduction * Environmental Problems and the Negotiation Context * Policy Mechanisms for Addressing International Environmental Problems * Choosing a Policy Mechanism * Part II: Quotas in Conservation and Pollution Agreements - Introduction * Fisheries * Conserving of Living and Non-Living Resources * Freshwater and Marine Pollution * Air Pollution Part III: Assessment and Prospects - Introduction * Negotiating Quotas: an Assessment * Constrained Local Quotas * Prospects * Endnotes * References * Index
Biography
Amanda Wolf is a lecturer in Public Policy at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.
