Examines integrating the environmental, social and economic dimensions of sustainable development, within the framework of governance processes. This book covers the key actors, their agendas and methods, forms of organization, problems and limits, and real-life examples of governance at the regional, national and international level.
Examines integrating the environmental, social and economic dimensions of sustainable development, within the framework of governance processes. This book covers the key actors, their agendas and methods, forms of organization, problems and limits, and real-life examples of governance at the regional, national and international level.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Petschow, Ulrich; Rosenau, James; Weizsäcker, Ernst Ulrich von
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PrefaceIntroductionUlrich Petschow Institute for Ecological Economic Research (IÖW) Germany James N. Rosenau The George Washington University USA and Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker Bundestag Environment Committee GermanyPart I. Governance and global sustainability: setting the stage1. Globalisation and governance: sustainability between fragmentation and integrationJames N. Rosenau The George Washington University USA2. Governance and sustainability in a dynamic worldUlrich Petschow Institute for Ecological Economic Research (IÖW) Germany3. Globalisation means new challenges for sustainabilityErnst Ulrich von Weizsäcker Bundestag Environment Committee Germany4. Developing a global partnership for development: critical issues and proposals for trade and financeMartin Khor Director Third World NetworkPart II. Cross-cutting issues5. The role of social learning on the road to sustainabilityBernd Siebenhüner Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg Germany6. What role for politics in the governance of complex innovation systems? New concepts requirements and processes of an interactive technology policy for sustainabilityK. Matthias Weber ARC Systems Research Austria7. Gender mainstreaming: pathway to democratisation?Claudia von Braunmühl8. Governance and participatory approaches in EuropeAngela Liberatore European Commission Directorate General for Research Belgium9. Partnerships and networks in global environmental governance: moving to the next stageJan Martin Witte and Thorsten Benner Global Public Policy Institute Charlotte Streck Global Public Policy Institute and Climate Focus BVPart III. Actors in global governance and their changing roles10. The role of the nation-state in environmental protection: the challenge of globalisationMartin Jänicke German Advisory Council on the Environment (SRU); Freie Universität Berlin11. Governance and integrated product policyFrieder Rubik Institute for Ecological Economic Research (IÖW) Germany12. The role of voluntary initiatives in sustainable corporate governanceJens Clausen Borderstep Institute for Innovation and Sustainability Germany Kathrin Ankele and Ulrich Petschow Institute for Ecological Economic Research (IÖW) Germany13. Good company citizenship: does governance change the role of companies in society?Mark Wade Shell International Ltd14. The UN Global Compact and Global Reporting Initiative: where principles meet performanceCornelis T. van der Lugt UNEP Division of Technology Industry and Economics (DTIE) France15. Global governance: challenges for civil society and democracyNicola Bullard Focus on the Global South16. Civil society plus global governance: what can we expect?Dieter Rucht Social Science Research Centre (WZB) Germany
PrefaceIntroductionUlrich Petschow Institute for Ecological Economic Research (IÖW) Germany James N. Rosenau The George Washington University USA and Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker Bundestag Environment Committee GermanyPart I. Governance and global sustainability: setting the stage1. Globalisation and governance: sustainability between fragmentation and integrationJames N. Rosenau The George Washington University USA2. Governance and sustainability in a dynamic worldUlrich Petschow Institute for Ecological Economic Research (IÖW) Germany3. Globalisation means new challenges for sustainabilityErnst Ulrich von Weizsäcker Bundestag Environment Committee Germany4. Developing a global partnership for development: critical issues and proposals for trade and financeMartin Khor Director Third World NetworkPart II. Cross-cutting issues5. The role of social learning on the road to sustainabilityBernd Siebenhüner Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg Germany6. What role for politics in the governance of complex innovation systems? New concepts requirements and processes of an interactive technology policy for sustainabilityK. Matthias Weber ARC Systems Research Austria7. Gender mainstreaming: pathway to democratisation?Claudia von Braunmühl8. Governance and participatory approaches in EuropeAngela Liberatore European Commission Directorate General for Research Belgium9. Partnerships and networks in global environmental governance: moving to the next stageJan Martin Witte and Thorsten Benner Global Public Policy Institute Charlotte Streck Global Public Policy Institute and Climate Focus BVPart III. Actors in global governance and their changing roles10. The role of the nation-state in environmental protection: the challenge of globalisationMartin Jänicke German Advisory Council on the Environment (SRU); Freie Universität Berlin11. Governance and integrated product policyFrieder Rubik Institute for Ecological Economic Research (IÖW) Germany12. The role of voluntary initiatives in sustainable corporate governanceJens Clausen Borderstep Institute for Innovation and Sustainability Germany Kathrin Ankele and Ulrich Petschow Institute for Ecological Economic Research (IÖW) Germany13. Good company citizenship: does governance change the role of companies in society?Mark Wade Shell International Ltd14. The UN Global Compact and Global Reporting Initiative: where principles meet performanceCornelis T. van der Lugt UNEP Division of Technology Industry and Economics (DTIE) France15. Global governance: challenges for civil society and democracyNicola Bullard Focus on the Global South16. Civil society plus global governance: what can we expect?Dieter Rucht Social Science Research Centre (WZB) Germany
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