Transformations in Environmental Governance and Participation
Fisher, D.R.; Fritsch, O.; Andersen, M.S.;
Transformations in Environmental Governance and Participation
This chapter focuses on how ecological modernization theory has approached transformations taking place in environmental governance and participation by social actors beyond the state. In other words, how has ecological modernization scholarship addressed changes in environmental governance and the roles that different social actors are playing in policy-making?
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- Murdoch University Australia
- Aarhus University Denmark
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