Analyzing international environment regimes: from case study to database/ Helmut Breitmeier, Oran R. Young, and Michael Zurn
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TextSeries: Global environmental accordsPublication details: England: The MIT Press, 2006Description: xiii,321p. : ill. ; 24cmISBN: 9780262026024Subject(s): International regimes database | Environmental sciences -- Information services | Environmental sciences -- DatabasesDDC classification: 363.70526
Contents:
Preface : the long road to cumulative knowledge --
1. Regime theory : achievements and challenges --
2. Database architecture, case structures, and coding procedures --
3. Sources of compliance with international regimes --
4. Decision rules, compliance mechanisms, and the effectiveness of regimes --
5. Programmatic activities, knowledge, and environmental problem solving --
6. Conclusion : key findings and future directions --
App. A. Excerpts from the IRD data protocol --
App. B. Using formal concept analysis to explore the international regimes database / Tim B. Kaiser
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| 363.70526 BAR/M The Meaning of Environmental Security: Ecological Politics and policy in the New Security Era | 363.70526 BAR/S The state and the global ecological crisis/ | 363.70526 BET/N NGO diplomacy/ | 363.70526 BRE/A Analyzing international environment regimes: from case study to database/ | 363.70526 CHA/E Earth negotiations: | 363.70526 DAL/E Environmental Security | 363.70526 GAA/E Environment and national security: the case of South Asia/ |
Preface : the long road to cumulative knowledge --
1. Regime theory : achievements and challenges --
2. Database architecture, case structures, and coding procedures --
3. Sources of compliance with international regimes --
4. Decision rules, compliance mechanisms, and the effectiveness of regimes --
5. Programmatic activities, knowledge, and environmental problem solving --
6. Conclusion : key findings and future directions --
App. A. Excerpts from the IRD data protocol --
App. B. Using formal concept analysis to explore the international regimes database / Tim B. Kaiser
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