Environmental policy . 1,2

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgements = ⅸ
• Introduction / Wolfgang R$$\ddot u$$dig = xiii
• PART Ⅰ COMPARING ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES : THE RESEARCH AGENDA
• 1. (1972), 'Management of Resources and the Environment : A Problem in Administrative coordination', International Review of Administrative Sciences, 38, 115 - 27 / Lynton K. Caldwell = 3
• 2. (1987), 'The Comparative Study of Environmental Policy : A Review of the Literature', in Meinolf Dierkes, Hans N. Weiler and Ariane Berthoin Antal(eds), Comparative Policy Research : Learning from Experience, Chapter 6, Aldershot : Gower Publishing Company Limited, 99 - 170 / David Vogel ; with the assistance of Veronica Kun = 16
• 3. (1987), 'Comparing Environmental Policies : Different Styles, Simila Content', in Meinolf Dierkes, Hans N. Weiler and Ariane Berthoin Antal(eds), Comparative Policy Research : Learning from Experience, Chapter 7, Aldershot : Gower Publishing Company Limited, 171 - 85 / Peter Knoepfel ; Lennart Lundqvist ; R$$e'$$my Prud'homme ; Peter Wagner = 88
• 4. (1990), 'The Comparative Analysis of State Environmental Policy', Natural Resources Journal, 30(2), Spring 301 - 19 / James P. Lester ; Emmett N. Lombard = 103
• 5. (1990), 'Conducting Comparative Research on Environmental Policy', Natural Resources Journal, 3 (2), spring, 301 - 19 / Sheldon Kamieniecki ; Eliz Sanasaria = 103
• PART Ⅱ ISSUE EMERGENCE AND AGENDA SETTING
• 6. (1972), 'Up and Down with Ecology - The "Issue - Attention Cycle"', Public Interest, 28, Summer, 38 - 50 / Anthony Downs = 145
• 7. (1976), 'Issues and Innovations in Environmental Policy in Britain, West Germany, and California', Policy Analysis, 2(1), Winter, 1 - 38 / William Solesbury = 158
• 8. (1980), 'Postmaterial Values and Environmental Policy change', Policy Studies Journal, 9(3), Winter, 346 - 58 / Nicholas Watts ; Geoffrey Wandesforde-Smith = 196
• 9. (1984), 'Mobilizing for Environmental Policy in Italy and Japan', Comparative Politics, 16(4), July, 379 - 402 / Michael R. Reich = 209
• 10. (1991), 'Setting the Environmental Agenda in Canada and the United States : The Cases of Dioxin and Radon', Canadian Journal of Political Science, XXIV(1), March, 3 - 27 / Kathryn Harrison ; George Hoberg = 233
• PART Ⅲ CREATING INSTITUTIONS AND MAKING POLICY
• 11. (1974), 'Environmental Policies in Canada, Sweden, and the United States : A Comparative Overview', Sage Professional Papers in Administrative and Policy Studies, 2, 03 - 014, Beverly Hills and London : Sage Publications, 5 - 42 / Lennart J. Lundqvist = 261
• 12. (1980), 'Concepts of Risk and Safety in Toxic Substances Regulation : A Comparison of France and the U. S. ', Policy Studies Journal, 9(3), Winter, 394 - 403 / Ronald Brickmand ; Sheila Jasanoff = 299
• 13. (1985), 'National Policy Styles and the Environment : Britain and West Germany Compared', IIUG Discussion Paper, 85 - 16, Berlin : Internationales Institut f$$\ddot u$$r Umweltund Gesellschaft(IIUG), Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin, 1 - 46 / J. J. Richardson ; N. J. J. Watts = 309
• 14. (1991), 'Environmental Wholes, Administrative Parts' and 'Comparing Regulatory Transition', in Controlling Pollution in the Round : Change and Choice in Environmental Regulation in Britain and West Germany, London : Anglo-German Foundation for the Study of Industrial Society, 2 - 29, 204 - 28 / Albert Weale ; Timothy O'Riordan ; Louise Kramme = 355
• 15. (1993), 'Representing Diffuse Interests in Environmental Policymaking', in R. Kent Weaver and Bert A. Rockman(eds), Do Institutions Matter? Government Capabilities in the United States and Abroad, Washington, DC : The Brookings Institution, 237 - 71 / David Vogel = 408
• 16. (1997 - 98), 'The Politics of Sustainable Development : Environmental Policy Making in Four Braziling States', Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs, 39(4), Winter, 1 - 40 / Barry Ames ; Margaret E. Keck = 443
• PART Ⅳ IMPLEMENTATION AND OUTCOMES
• 17. (1984), 'The Implementation of Environmental Policy in China : A Comparative Perspective', Administration and Society, 15(4), February, 489 - 156 / Lester ross = 485
• 18. (1986), 'Explaining Differences in the Performance of Clean Air Policies : An International and Interregional Comparative Study', Policy and Politics, 14(1), January, 71 - 91 / Peter Knoepfel ; Helmut Weidner = 513
• 19. (1992), 'Conditions for Environmental Policy Success : An International Comparison', The Environmentalist, 12(1), 47 - 58 / Martin J$$\ddot a$$nicke = 534
• 20. (1995), 'Is "Effective Regulation" Always Oxymoronic? : The States and Ambient Air Quality', Social Science Quarterly, 76(1), March, 69 - 87 / Evan J. Ringquist = 546
• 21. (1995), 'Can Cooperation Be Mandated? Implementing Intergovernmental Environmental Management in New South Wales and New Zealand', Publius : The Journal of Federalism, 25(1), Winter, 89 - 113 / Peter J. May = 565
• 22. (1995), 'The Political (Un)feasibility of Environmental Economic Instruments', in Brouno Dente(ed.), Environmental Policy in Search of New Instruments, Chapter 3, Dordrecht : Kluwer Academic Publishers, 37 - 54 / Corinne Larrue = 590
• 23. (1995), 'Explaining National Variations of Air Pollution Levels : Political Institutions and Their Impact on Environmental Policy - Making', Environmental Politics, 4(3), Autumn, 391 - 414 / Markus M. L. Crepaz = 608
• Name Index = 633