Sustainable communities in Europe
By: edited by William M. Lafferty.
Contributors: Lafferty, William M., 1939-
Publisher: Earthscan
Published: 2001
Place of publication: London; Sterling, VA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 314
Subjects: Sustainable development -- Europe; Economic development -- Environmental aspects -- Europe
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Sweden: problems and prospects at the leading edge of LA21 implementation / Katarina Eckerberg; title: Finland: in search of new implementation patterns / Anita Niemi-Iilahti; title: Denmark: the participatory and consensus-seeking approach of the Danish LA21 / Jesper Holm and Mercy Wambui Kamara; title: Norway: LA21 as a means of interpreting and achieving sustainable production and consumption / Carlo Aall; title: The United Kingdom: mainstreaming, mutating, or expiring? / Chris Church and Stephen Young; title: Ireland: starting late: building institutional capacity on the reform of sub-national governance? / Gerard Mullally; title: The Netherlands: probing the essence of LA21 as a value-added approach to sustainable development and local democracy / Frans Coenen; title: France: LA21: a new tool for sustainable policies? / Corrine Larrue ... [et al.]; title: Austria: from eco-social market economy to LA21 / Michael Narodoslawsky and Andrea Grabher; title: Italy: converging pathways between central and local levels of government? / Emiliano Ramieri, Jane Wallace-Jones and Rodolfo Lewanski; title: Spain: LA21: a question of institutional leadership? / Nuria Font, Francesca Gomila and Joan Subirats; title: Conclusions and perspectives / William M. Lafferty and Frans Coenen.