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**Handbook of Global Environmental Politics** Edited by Peter Dauvergne University of British Columbia, Canada Published by Edward Elgar Publishing Limited Glensanda House Montpellier Parade Cheltenham, Glos GL50 1UA UK Edward Elgar Publishing, Inc. 136 West Street Suite 202 Northampton Massachusetts 01060 USA A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library ISBN 184376 466 0 Contents - List of figures: viii - List of tables: ix - List of contributors: x - List of acronyms:xiv **PART I INTRODUCTION** 1. Global environmental politics: handbook topics and themes Peter Dauvergne (3) 2. Research in global environmental politics: history and trends Peter Dauvergne (8) **PART II STATES, GOVERNANCE AND SECURITY** 3. Garrett Hardin and tragedies of the global commons Marvin S. Soroos (35) 4. Studying the global commons: governance without politics? John Vogler (51) 5. Globalization and environmental protection on the high seas Elizabeth R. DeSombre (64) 6. Renewable energy and international politics Ian H. Rowlands (78) 7. Effectiveness, capacity development and international environmental cooperation Stacy D. VanDeveer (95) 8. Why environmental politics looks different from the South Adil Najam (111) 9. Man, the state and nature: rethinking environmental security Richard A. Matthew (127) 10. Filthy rich, not dirt poor! How nature nurtures civil violence Indra de Soysa (149) 11. Why is there no unified theory of environmental governance? Oran R. Young (170) **PART III CAPITALISM, TRADE AND CORPORATIONS** 12. Towards a political economy of global environmental governance Peter Newell (187) 13. Environmental governance … or government? The international politics of environmental instruments Andrew Jordan, Rüdiger K.W. Wurzel and Anthony R. Zito (202) 14. Environmental regulation, certification and corporate standards: a critique Ronnie D. Lipschutz (218) 15. Incentives affecting land use decisions of nonindustrial private forest landowners Abigail M. York, Marco A. Janssen and Elinor Ostrom (233) 16. Green political economy and the promise of the social economy John Barry and Graham Smith (249) 17. Moving the earth: cars and the dynamics of environmental politics Matthew Paterson (270) 18. Transnational corporations and global environmental governance Jennifer Clapp (284) 19. Environmental policy and the environmental Kuznets curve: can developing countries escape the detrimental consequences of economic growth? Matthew A. Cole and Eric Neumayer (298) 20. Trade liberalization and global environmental governance: the potential for conflict Kate O’Neill and William C.G. Burns (319) 21. The environment, trade and international organizations J. Samuel Barkin (334) 22. Race to the middle: environmental politics in the Mercosur free trade agreement Kathryn Hochstetler (348) **PART IV CIVIL SOCIETIES, KNOWLEDGE AND ETHICS** 23. Science and environmental citizenship Sheila Jasanoff (365) 24. Science and international environmental governance Peter M. Haas (383) 25. Knowledge and global environmental policy Marc Williams (402) 26. Vulnerability analysis and environmental governance Marybeth Long Martello (417) 27. Growth and fragmentation in expert networks: the elusive quest for integrated water resources management Ken Conca (432) 28. After nature: environmental politics in a postmodern age Paul Wapner (471) 29. Transnational environmental harm, inequity and the cosmopolitan response Lorraine Elliott (486) 30. 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