Latest articles from the journal Environmental Policy and Governance
Below are the titles of the 20 latest articles by date. Clicking on a title then takes you to the abstract on the publisher's website.
- Public values and goals for public participation
- Can science diplomacy address the global climate change challenge?
- Exploring the contours of climate governance: An interdisciplinary systematic literature review from a southern perspective
- The politics of norm domestication in private transnational business regulation: A typology and illustrations
- Alternative economies, digital innovation and commoning in grassroots organisations: Analysing degrowth currencies in the Spanish region of Catalonia
- Resource governance and norm domestication in the developing world
- Domestication of international norms for sustainable resource governance: Elite capture in Peru
- The role of domestic policy coalitions in extractive industries' governance: Disentangling the politics of “responsible mining” in the Philippines
- When global norms meet local politics: Localising transparency in extractive industries governance
- Global norm domestication and selective compliance: The case of Mongolia's Oyu Tolgoi mine
- Why administrative leaders take pro‐environmental leadership actions: Evidence from an eco‐compensation programme in China
- Indigenous tenure security and local participation in climate mitigation programs: Exploring the institutional gaps of REDD+ implementation in the Peruvian Amazon
- How the opposing pressures of industrialization and democratization influence clean water access in urban and rural areas: A panel study, 1991–2010
- Changes in institutional and social–ecological system robustness due to the adoption of large‐scale irrigation technology in Navarre (Spain)
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- Introducing an egocentric method to explore information flow in a postflood governance network
- Cities and the governance framing of climate change
- Environmental Governance of China's Belt and Road Initiative
- Dammed if you do, dammed if you don't: The impact of economic rationalist imperatives on the adaptive capacity of public infrastructure in Brisbane, Australia and Cork, Ireland
- Participatory experimentation on a climate street