Add to ORKGThis article starts by sketching the shape of the institutions and mechanisms which currently aim to protect the environment in developing countries
This book provides a comprehensive overview of emerging challenges facing different social groups, p...
Poverty has been identified as the main cause and consequence of environmental degradation in Africa...
After the Second World War, the countries of Europe and America started again trying to recover them...
Until the global community began to recognize the damage wrought by uninhibited economic development...
Least developed countries (LDCs) are the primary victims of environmental changes, including present...
Existing institutional frameworks for environmental planning and management do work. Their present f...
In industrialised countries, ecology and environment very often are treated as ethical aspects, for ...
Using South Africa as an example, this paper explores how environmental regulation has fared in a so...
Tunc André. Legal Protection of the Environment in Developing Countries. In: Revue internationale de...
sector) The paper discusses challenges, trends, and transitions in the urban environment field and o...
Tussie and Ben Zissimos for comments and discussions. This paper draws on material from a project on...
According to their GDP growth rates, India and China are the fastest growing economies of the world ...
There is a strong felling in developing countries that environment protection is only pollution. Dev...
A grim picture of the North-South divided between development issues and environmental protection
This introduction article is for the special issue Managing organizations for sustainable developmen...
This book provides a comprehensive overview of emerging challenges facing different social groups, p...
Poverty has been identified as the main cause and consequence of environmental degradation in Africa...
After the Second World War, the countries of Europe and America started again trying to recover them...
Until the global community began to recognize the damage wrought by uninhibited economic development...
Least developed countries (LDCs) are the primary victims of environmental changes, including present...
Existing institutional frameworks for environmental planning and management do work. Their present f...
In industrialised countries, ecology and environment very often are treated as ethical aspects, for ...
Using South Africa as an example, this paper explores how environmental regulation has fared in a so...
Tunc André. Legal Protection of the Environment in Developing Countries. In: Revue internationale de...
sector) The paper discusses challenges, trends, and transitions in the urban environment field and o...
Tussie and Ben Zissimos for comments and discussions. This paper draws on material from a project on...
According to their GDP growth rates, India and China are the fastest growing economies of the world ...
There is a strong felling in developing countries that environment protection is only pollution. Dev...
A grim picture of the North-South divided between development issues and environmental protection
This introduction article is for the special issue Managing organizations for sustainable developmen...
This book provides a comprehensive overview of emerging challenges facing different social groups, p...
Poverty has been identified as the main cause and consequence of environmental degradation in Africa...
After the Second World War, the countries of Europe and America started again trying to recover them...