Roberts, Jane ed. (2007). Environmental Policy. Critical concepts in the environment, 1. Abingdon: Routledge.
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Environmental policy has been defined as 'a set of principles and intentions used to guide decision-making about human management of environmental capital and environmental services' (Roberts, 2004). Although it draws on concepts from environmental philosophy and environmental politics (and from many other scientific and social scientific disciplines), environmental policy is distinctive in its problem-solving orientation.
This four volume set contains 82 classic and cutting edge papers in the field of environmental policy, together with commentary by the editor.
|Item Type:||Edited Book|
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|Keywords:||environmental policy;sustainable development|
|Academic Unit/Department:||Institute of Educational Technology|
|Depositing User:||Jane Roberts|
|Date Deposited:||14 Feb 2011 09:40|
|Last Modified:||18 Jan 2016 09:40|
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