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.
- Driving governance beyond ecological modernization: REDD+ and the Amazon Fund
- Green finance for soft power: An analysis of China's green policy signals and investments in the Belt and Road Initiative
- The impact of environmental federalism: An analysis of watershed eco‐compensation policy design in China
- Marine restoration governance arrangements: Issues of legitimacy
- Revisiting institutional stability: A systematic review and distillations of dominant modes
- Modes of drought climatization: A frame analysis of drought problematization in Germany across policy fields
- Trading off benefits and requirements: How do city networks attract cities to their voluntary environmental programmes?
- Governing a multilevel and cross‐sectoral climate policy implementation network
- The limits of collaborative governance: The role of inter‐group learning and trust in the case of the Estonian “Forest War”
- Politics of flood risk management in Switzerland: Political feasibility of instrument mixes
- Forest and water policy integration: A process and output‐oriented policy network analysis
- Facilitation of public Payments for Ecosystem Services through local intermediaries: An institutional analysis of agri‐environmental measure implementation in Germany
- The social learning potential of participatory water valuation workshops: A case study in Tasmania, Australia
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- The rising stars of social innovations: How do local governments facilitate citizen initiatives to thrive? The case of waste management in Brussels and Hong Kong
- Strategies for greening the economy in three Nordic countries
- Five dimensions of climate governance: a framework for empirical research based on polycentric and multi‐level governance perspectives
- How scholars break down “policy coherence”: The impact of sustainable development global agendas on academic literature
- Feed me! China, agriculture, ecologically unequal exchange, and forest loss in a cross‐national perspective
- Implementing general environmental duties: Regulators' perceptions of complementary toolkits