Who Greens the Waves?: Changing Authority in the Environmental Governance of Shipping ...
Year: 2010 Language: english Author: Judith van Leeuwen Publisher: Wageningen Academic Publisher ISBN: 978-90-8686-696-0 Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 202 Description: The marine environment is under serious pressure from human activities. The transboundary and large-scale nature of these threats require cooperation between states, and between states, industries and NGOs. Marine governance therefore becomes a breeding ground for innovation: multi-level and multi-actor governance and changing spheres of authority. This book applies the concept "spheres of authority" to investigate the nature of these innovations in governing shipping and offshore oil and gas production. In the environmental governance of shipping, authority is shifting from states that own ships to states that own ports. The environmental governance of offshore oil and gas production shows a shared authority for developing and implementing policies between state and industry, but not a diminishing authority of the state.
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Who Greens the Waves?: Changing Authority in the Environmental Governance of Shipping ...
Language: english
Author: Judith van Leeuwen
Publisher: Wageningen Academic Publisher
ISBN: 978-90-8686-696-0
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 202
Description: The marine environment is under serious pressure from human activities. The transboundary and large-scale nature of these threats require cooperation between states, and between states, industries and NGOs. Marine governance therefore becomes a breeding ground for innovation: multi-level and multi-actor governance and changing spheres of authority. This book applies the concept "spheres of authority" to investigate the nature of these innovations in governing shipping and offshore oil and gas production. In the environmental governance of shipping, authority is shifting from states that own ships to states that own ports. The environmental governance of offshore oil and gas production shows a shared authority for developing and implementing policies between state and industry, but not a diminishing authority of the state.
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