The Global Environment in the Twenty-first Century
Prospects for International Cooperation



The earth's physical and biological systems are facing an unprecedented strain. Environmental pollution, the growing population and the range of animal and plant species are all placing a strain on the earth, threatening human health and economic well-being. This publication examines the roles of different actors in the formulation of international and national environmental policies. It analyzes the effectiveness of such actors as: states, civil society, market forces, regional arrangements, international organizations, and their relationships.



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The Global Environment in the Twenty-first Century
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Sales Number: E. 00.III.A.1
ISBN 9280810294
476pp.
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