Lynton Keith Caldwell is Arthur F. Bentley Professor of Political Science Emeritus and Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University. The first edition of International Environmental Policy received the 1985 Harold and Margaret Sprout Award from the International Studies Association.

“International Environmental Policy provides the definitive historical tontext for understanding international environmental policy in the 20th century.”-Edith Brown Weiss, Georgetown University Law Center

• Acknowledgments viiDefense of Earth in a Changing World: An Introduction 11. Comprehending the Environment 112. Growth of International Concern 323. The Road to Stockholm 484. The Stockholm Conference 635. Post-Stockholm Assessment 796. Rio de Janeiro and Agenda 21 1047. International Structures for Environmental Policy 1218. Transnational Regimes and Regional Agreements 1589. International Commons: Air, Sea, Outer Space 20210. Sustainability: Population, Resources, Development 24211. Enhancing the Quality of Life: Natural and Cultural Environments 27812. Strategies for Global Environmental Protection 32313. A Changing World Order: Into the Twenty-First Century 350Appendixes A. Abbreviations 361B. Representative Listing of International Organizations and Programs 370C. Events of Significance for Protection of the Biosphere, 1945-1995 375D. Selected Treaties of Environmental Significance, 1946-1995 380E. Environmental Soft Law: Declarations, Resolutions, Recommendations, Principles 384Notes and References 389Index to Topics and Institutions 469Index to Authors 483

Lynton Keith Caldwell is Arthur F. Bentley Professor of Political Science Emeritus and Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University. The first edition of International Environmental Policy received the 1985 Harold and Margaret Sprout Award from the International Studies Association.

“International Environmental Policy provides the definitive historical tontext for understanding international environmental policy in the 20th century.”-Edith Brown Weiss, Georgetown University Law Center

• Acknowledgments viiDefense of Earth in a Changing World: An Introduction 11. Comprehending the Environment 112. Growth of International Concern 323. The Road to Stockholm 484. The Stockholm Conference 635. Post-Stockholm Assessment 796. Rio de Janeiro and Agenda 21 1047. International Structures for Environmental Policy 1218. Transnational Regimes and Regional Agreements 1589. International Commons: Air, Sea, Outer Space 20210. Sustainability: Population, Resources, Development 24211. Enhancing the Quality of Life: Natural and Cultural Environments 27812. Strategies for Global Environmental Protection 32313. A Changing World Order: Into the Twenty-First Century 350Appendixes A. Abbreviations 361B. Representative Listing of International Organizations and Programs 370C. Events of Significance for Protection of the Biosphere, 1945-1995 375D. Selected Treaties of Environmental Significance, 1946-1995 380E. Environmental Soft Law: Declarations, Resolutions, Recommendations, Principles 384Notes and References 389Index to Topics and Institutions 469Index to Authors 483

Lynton Keith Caldwell is Arthur F. Bentley Professor of Political Science Emeritus and Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University. The first edition of International Environmental Policy received the 1985 Harold and Margaret Sprout Award from the International Studies Association.

“International Environmental Policy provides the definitive historical tontext for understanding international environmental policy in the 20th century.”-Edith Brown Weiss, Georgetown University Law Center

• Acknowledgments viiDefense of Earth in a Changing World: An Introduction 11. Comprehending the Environment 112. Growth of International Concern 323. The Road to Stockholm 484. The Stockholm Conference 635. Post-Stockholm Assessment 796. Rio de Janeiro and Agenda 21 1047. International Structures for Environmental Policy 1218. Transnational Regimes and Regional Agreements 1589. International Commons: Air, Sea, Outer Space 20210. Sustainability: Population, Resources, Development 24211. Enhancing the Quality of Life: Natural and Cultural Environments 27812. Strategies for Global Environmental Protection 32313. A Changing World Order: Into the Twenty-First Century 350Appendixes A. Abbreviations 361B. Representative Listing of International Organizations and Programs 370C. Events of Significance for Protection of the Biosphere, 1945-1995 375D. Selected Treaties of Environmental Significance, 1946-1995 380E. Environmental Soft Law: Declarations, Resolutions, Recommendations, Principles 384Notes and References 389Index to Topics and Institutions 469Index to Authors 483