Environmental policy in an international context. [1], Perspectives on environmental problems / edited by Peter Glasbergen and Andrew Blowers.

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TextSeries: International environmental studies seriesPublication details: London : Arnold, 1995.Description: xii, 193p. : ill. ; 25 cmISBN:

9780340652619 (pbk.) :
0470235837 (Halsted Press)

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Perspectives on environmental problems

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363.7 GLA

Summary: The 3 volumes of Environmental Policy in an International Context take a critical and analytical look at contemporary environmental issues. In this volume, the authors investigate why environmental issues have become so politically important.

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Includes index.

On cover: Open University.

Shelving title: Perspectives on environmental problems.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 185-190) and index.

The 3 volumes of Environmental Policy in an International Context take a critical and analytical look at contemporary environmental issues. In this volume, the authors investigate why environmental issues have become so politically important.