RANDALL BAKER is a professor and the Director of the International Programs at the School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University. Among his earlier publications is Comparative Public Management (Praeger, 1995).

• Rationale: The Underlying Issues The Rationale Behind This Study by Randall Baker The European Union and the United States: Two Systems Compared European and American Political Decision-Making by Willem G. van Hasselt The European Union: Evolution, Nature and Trends by B.J.S. Hoetjes The Role of International Law International Environmental Law: A Stocktaking by Menno T. Kamminga Why Do States Take on International Environmental Law Obligations: A Comparison of the United States and The Netherlands by Mary Ellen O'Connell Transparency and Locus Standi: Instrumental or Intrinsic Values in European (Environmental) Law? by Ellen Hey Environmental Law and Policy The Evolution, Operation, and Future of Environmental Management in the European Union by Ernst R. Klatte The Evolution, Operation, and Future of Environmental Policy in the United States by Paul Weiland, Lynton K. Caldwell, and Rosemary O'Leary Case Studies: Air and Water Quality Management Air Pollution Policy in the European Union by Kenneth Hanf Air Pollution Control in the United States by A. James Barnes Water Quality Management The European Approach to Water Pollution Control by Carel H.V. de Villeneuve The United States Approach to Water Pollution Control by Ralph R. Bauer The Uneven Geography of Managing Urban Storm Water: A Comparison of Two State Programs by Greg Lindsey Water Pollution Control in an EU Member State: The Netherlands by Vincent W. J. van den Bergen Transnational Dimensions to Water Management: The Great Lakes by Lynton Keith Caldwell Waste Management The EU Regulation of Waste: Free Circulation or Self-Sufficiency? by Ida J. Koppen Managing the River Rhine and Its Basin by Hans Wessel Regulation of Solid and Hazardous Waste in the United States by J.B. Ruhl Index

RANDALL BAKER is a professor and the Director of the International Programs at the School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University. Among his earlier publications is Comparative Public Management (Praeger, 1995).

• Rationale: The Underlying Issues The Rationale Behind This Study by Randall Baker The European Union and the United States: Two Systems Compared European and American Political Decision-Making by Willem G. van Hasselt The European Union: Evolution, Nature and Trends by B.J.S. Hoetjes The Role of International Law International Environmental Law: A Stocktaking by Menno T. Kamminga Why Do States Take on International Environmental Law Obligations: A Comparison of the United States and The Netherlands by Mary Ellen O'Connell Transparency and Locus Standi: Instrumental or Intrinsic Values in European (Environmental) Law? by Ellen Hey Environmental Law and Policy The Evolution, Operation, and Future of Environmental Management in the European Union by Ernst R. Klatte The Evolution, Operation, and Future of Environmental Policy in the United States by Paul Weiland, Lynton K. Caldwell, and Rosemary O'Leary Case Studies: Air and Water Quality Management Air Pollution Policy in the European Union by Kenneth Hanf Air Pollution Control in the United States by A. James Barnes Water Quality Management The European Approach to Water Pollution Control by Carel H.V. de Villeneuve The United States Approach to Water Pollution Control by Ralph R. Bauer The Uneven Geography of Managing Urban Storm Water: A Comparison of Two State Programs by Greg Lindsey Water Pollution Control in an EU Member State: The Netherlands by Vincent W. J. van den Bergen Transnational Dimensions to Water Management: The Great Lakes by Lynton Keith Caldwell Waste Management The EU Regulation of Waste: Free Circulation or Self-Sufficiency? by Ida J. Koppen Managing the River Rhine and Its Basin by Hans Wessel Regulation of Solid and Hazardous Waste in the United States by J.B. Ruhl Index

RANDALL BAKER is a professor and the Director of the International Programs at the School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University. Among his earlier publications is Comparative Public Management (Praeger, 1995).

• Rationale: The Underlying Issues The Rationale Behind This Study by Randall Baker The European Union and the United States: Two Systems Compared European and American Political Decision-Making by Willem G. van Hasselt The European Union: Evolution, Nature and Trends by B.J.S. Hoetjes The Role of International Law International Environmental Law: A Stocktaking by Menno T. Kamminga Why Do States Take on International Environmental Law Obligations: A Comparison of the United States and The Netherlands by Mary Ellen O'Connell Transparency and Locus Standi: Instrumental or Intrinsic Values in European (Environmental) Law? by Ellen Hey Environmental Law and Policy The Evolution, Operation, and Future of Environmental Management in the European Union by Ernst R. Klatte The Evolution, Operation, and Future of Environmental Policy in the United States by Paul Weiland, Lynton K. Caldwell, and Rosemary O'Leary Case Studies: Air and Water Quality Management Air Pollution Policy in the European Union by Kenneth Hanf Air Pollution Control in the United States by A. James Barnes Water Quality Management The European Approach to Water Pollution Control by Carel H.V. de Villeneuve The United States Approach to Water Pollution Control by Ralph R. Bauer The Uneven Geography of Managing Urban Storm Water: A Comparison of Two State Programs by Greg Lindsey Water Pollution Control in an EU Member State: The Netherlands by Vincent W. J. van den Bergen Transnational Dimensions to Water Management: The Great Lakes by Lynton Keith Caldwell Waste Management The EU Regulation of Waste: Free Circulation or Self-Sufficiency? by Ida J. Koppen Managing the River Rhine and Its Basin by Hans Wessel Regulation of Solid and Hazardous Waste in the United States by J.B. Ruhl Index