Baker, Randall 　著

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Part 1 Rationale - The Underlying Issues: The Rationale Behind ThisStudy, Randall Baker. Part 2 The European Union and the United States - TwoSystems Compared: European and American Political Decision-Making, Willem G.van Hasselt; The European Union - Evolution, Nature and Trends, B.J.S.Hoetjes. Part 3 The Role of International Law: International EnvironmentalLaw - a Stocktaking, Menno T. Kamminga; Who Do States Take on InternationalEnvironmental Law Obligations - a Comparison of the United States and theNetherlands, Mary Ellen O'Connell; Transparency and Locus Standi -Instrumental or Intrinsic Values in European (Environmental) Law?, Ellen Hey.Part 4 Environmental Law and Policy: The Evolution, Operation and Future ofEnvironmental Management in the European Union, Ernst R. Klatte; TheEvolution, Operation and Future of Environmental Policy in the United States,Paul Weiland et al. Part 5 Case Studies - Air and Water Quality Management:Air Pollution Policy in the European Union, Kenneth Hanf; Air PollutionControl in the United States. A. James Barnes; Water Quality Management - theEuropean Approach to Water Pollution Control, Carel H.V. de Villeneuve; TheUnited States Approach to Water Pollution Control, Ralph R. Bauer; The UnevenGeography of Managing Urban Storm Water - a Comparison of Two StateProgrammes, Greg Lindsey; Water Pollution Control in an EU Member State - theNetherlands, Vincent W.J. van den Bergen; Transnational Dimensions to WaterManagement - the Great Lakes, Lynton Keith Caldwell; Waste Management - theEU Regulation of Waste - Free Circulation or Self-Sufficiency?, Ida J.Koppen; Managing the River Rhine and its Basin, Hans Wessel; Regulation ofSolid and Hazardous Waste in the United States, J.B. Ruhl.