EU enlargement and environmental quality
Subtitle: Central and Eastern Europe & beyond : proceedings of the conference "EU Enlargement and Environmental Quality in Central and Eastern Europe & Beyond", Washington, DC, March 14, 2002
By: edited by Sabina A-M. Crisen & JoAnn Carmin
Contributors: Crisen, Sabina A-M; Carmin, JoAnn
Publisher: Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 123
Subjects: Environmental policy; Congresses; European Union
Table of contents: title: Introduction / -- Geoffrey D. Dabelko -- pt. 1.; title: Implications of EU Eastern enlargement for the environment.; title: Environmental policy and EU enlargement : a state-centered approach  -- Petr Jehlicka and Andrew Tickle -- pt. 2.; title: The impact of EU enlargement on environmental policies, practices and institutions.; title: Challenges for governance in a pan-European environment : transborder cooperation and institutional coordination  -- Alexander Carius; title: EU enlargement, industries and environmental policy  -- Liliana Botcheva-Andonova; title: Nuclear power and EU enlargement : the case of Temelin  -- Regina S. Axelrod -- pt. 3.; title: EU enlargement : keynote address  -- Tom Garvey -- pt. 4; title: Public participation, NGOs and EU enlargement.; title: Pushing on the door : the role of Central and East European NGOs in enlarging the EU  -- Andreas Beckmann; title: Setting agendas and shaping activism : EU influence on Central European environmental movements  -- Barbara Hicks; title: EU membership : boon or bane for the environmental community in the accession countries?  -- Ruth Greenspan Bell -- pt. 5.; title: EU Eastern enlargement : future challenges for the environment.; title: Enlargement and the environment : future challenges / John M. Kramer --; title: The impact of enlargement on EU environmental policy : an historical-institutionalist perspective  -- Ingmar von Homeyer; title: "Europeanizing" Central Europe : capacity, surprises, lessons, and challenges -- Stacy D. VanDeveer.