Add to ORKGThe poor enforcement and effectiveness of environmental impact assessment (EIA) on construction and investment projects in China has long been blamed for not preventing environmental pollution and degradation. At the same time, freezing EIA approval of all new projects in an administrative region, introduced in 2006 as a punishment for failing to meet regional environmental quality targets, has been regarded as an innovative administrative instrument used by higher level environmental authorities on local governments. But it also raised controversies. Applying an environmental authoritarianism perspective, this study analyzed the legitimacy and environmental effectiveness of freezing EIA approval procedures by reviewing all 25 national case...
This thesis is concerned with the question as to how China governs its environment. It focuses on th...
What role can public participation play in environmental management? Among major tools for environme...
For more than two decades, under the imperative of ‘developing the country at all costs', local gove...
The poor enforcement and effectiveness of environmental impact assessment (EIA) on construction and ...
Rapid increases in environmental problems have been observed in China since the beginning of the ec...
During China’s 11th five-year plan (2006-11), bureaucrats began to take substantial actions on envir...
The concept of “Environmental authoritarian” becomes the focus of discussion in the academic field o...
This article reconsiders the role that public participation in the environmental impact assessment (...
Institutionalised public participation has been part of China’s environmental impact assessment (EIA...
In our globalized world the Chinese economic performance plays an inevitable role. This spectacular ...
The use of economic valuation methods to assess environmental impacts of projects and policies has g...
In order to solve the conflict between economic growth and environmental protection, the environment...
China is a rising power of the twenty-first century with its brilliant economic performance as a res...
Numerous studies have examined China's authoritarian environmentalism, with a focus on policy-making...
The use of economic valuation methods to assess environmental impacts of projects and policies has g...
This thesis is concerned with the question as to how China governs its environment. It focuses on th...
What role can public participation play in environmental management? Among major tools for environme...
For more than two decades, under the imperative of ‘developing the country at all costs', local gove...
The poor enforcement and effectiveness of environmental impact assessment (EIA) on construction and ...
Rapid increases in environmental problems have been observed in China since the beginning of the ec...
During China’s 11th five-year plan (2006-11), bureaucrats began to take substantial actions on envir...
The concept of “Environmental authoritarian” becomes the focus of discussion in the academic field o...
This article reconsiders the role that public participation in the environmental impact assessment (...
Institutionalised public participation has been part of China’s environmental impact assessment (EIA...
In our globalized world the Chinese economic performance plays an inevitable role. This spectacular ...
The use of economic valuation methods to assess environmental impacts of projects and policies has g...
In order to solve the conflict between economic growth and environmental protection, the environment...
China is a rising power of the twenty-first century with its brilliant economic performance as a res...
Numerous studies have examined China's authoritarian environmentalism, with a focus on policy-making...
The use of economic valuation methods to assess environmental impacts of projects and policies has g...
This thesis is concerned with the question as to how China governs its environment. It focuses on th...
What role can public participation play in environmental management? Among major tools for environme...
For more than two decades, under the imperative of ‘developing the country at all costs', local gove...