World ecology and global environmental governance
Tanja Brühl and
Udo E. Simonis
No FS II 01-402, Discussion Papers, Research Professorship Environmental Policy from WZB Berlin Social Science Center
Abstract:
Environmental problems have always been part of our history, of life, and work. Yet the way in which environmental problems are perceived and politicized has changed: If it was at first chiefly local and regional environmental problems that were recognized, in recent years global environmental problems that have been a major cause of concern. Global problems can be tackled only by means of an internationally coordinated, global environmental policy; local and regional environmental policies have to be integrated into this context.
Date: 2001
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