Based on major research into transport-related carbon emissions, this book examines multiple levels of governance and policy networks to explore the politics of climate change.
Based on major research into transport-related carbon emissions, this book examines multiple levels of governance and policy networks to explore the politics of climate change.
Ian Bache is Professor of Politics and Co-Director of the Centre for Wellbeing in Public Policy at the University of Sheffield, UK.
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Figures and Tables Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction PART I. MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCE AND CLIMATE CHANGE 1. The Climate Change Challenge 2. Theorising Meta-Policy Implementation in Multi-Level Polities PART II. THE POLITICS OF CARBON MANAGEMENT AND TRANSPORT GOVERNANCE 3. Why Transport Matters 4. Climate Change and Transport Governance 5. England: Greater Manchester and West Yorkshire 6. Scotland: Strathclyde and South East Scotland PART III. ANALYSIS & IMPLICATIONS 7. The Politics of Implementing Climate Change Targets: A Symbolic Meta Policy? 8. Where and How does Accountability Exist? 9. Conclusion
Figures and Tables Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction PART I. MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCE AND CLIMATE CHANGE 1. The Climate Change Challenge 2. Theorising Meta-Policy Implementation in Multi-Level Polities PART II. THE POLITICS OF CARBON MANAGEMENT AND TRANSPORT GOVERNANCE 3. Why Transport Matters 4. Climate Change and Transport Governance 5. England: Greater Manchester and West Yorkshire 6. Scotland: Strathclyde and South East Scotland PART III. ANALYSIS & IMPLICATIONS 7. The Politics of Implementing Climate Change Targets: A Symbolic Meta Policy? 8. Where and How does Accountability Exist? 9. Conclusion
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