Encyclopedia of Global Environmental Governance and Politics

Edited by Philipp H. Pattberg, Professor, VU University Amsterdam, the Netherlands and Fariborz Zelli, Associate Professor, Lund University, Sweden

'The Encyclopedia of Global Environmental Governance and Politics is an indispensable resource for researchers and students of global environmental governance. With balance and precision, entries by world-leading experts catalogue existing knowledge as well as offer new insights into the concepts, theories, institutions, and actors shaping core debates and issues.'

• Contents:PrefacePART ICONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS1. Anthropocene and Planetary BoundariesVictor Galaz2. ConsumerismJane Lister3. Earth System GovernanceFrank Biermann4. Environment and NaturePaul Wapner5. Global Environmental GovernancePhilipp Pattberg and Oscar Widerberg6. Inclusive DevelopmentJoyeeta Gupta, Vincent Cornelissen and Mirjam A.F. Ros-Tonen7. Liberal Environmentalism and Governance NormsSteven Bernstein8. RiskOrtwin Renn9. Sustainable DevelopmentJoyeeta Gupta and Isa BaudPART IITHEORIES AND METHODS10. Constructivism and Sociological InstitutionalismGerry Nagtzaam11. Cost-Benefit AnalysisSimon Dietz12. Deep EcologyKate Booth13. Deliberative Policy AnalysisHayley Stevenson14. FeminismAnnica Kronsell15. GovernmentalityDelf Rothe16. Integrated Assessment ModellingDetlef van Vuuren and Marcel Kok17. Neo-GramscianismChukwumerije Okereke18. Neoliberal InstitutionalismThijs Van de Graaf19. Qualitative Comparative AnalysisOlav Schram Stokke and Arild Underdal20. Quantitative Comparative AnalysisSijeong Lim and Aseem Prakash21. SimulationsWalter F. Baber and Robert V. Bartlett22. Teaching Global Environmental GovernanceMaria Ivanova23. World SocietyDavid John Frank, Ann Hironaka and Evan SchoferPART III ACTORS24. Civil SocietyKarin Bäckstrand25. European UnionCamilla Adelle, David Benson and Andrew Jordan26. IndividualsTom Oliver27. International BureaucraciesBernd Siebenhüner28. MediaMarija Isailovic29. Private SectorJonatan Pinkse30. Religious Movements Randolph Haluza-DeLay31. Scientists and ExpertsSilke Beck32. StatesDaniel Compagnon33. United NationsLiliana Andonova and Kathryn ChelminskiPART IVINSTITUTIONS34. ClubsSylvia Karlsson-Vinkhuyzen35. International OrganizationsSteffen Bauer36. Mega-Conferences Sander Chan37. Private Environmental GovernancePhilipp Pattberg and Marija Isailovic38. Public-Private PartnershipsAyşem Mert39. RegimesEleni DellasPART VISSUE AREAS40. Air PollutionJørgen Wettestad41. ArcticOscar Widerberg42. Biological DiversityKristin Rosendal and Morten Walløe Tvedt43. Biosafety and Genetically Modified OrganismsAarti Gupta44. ChemicalsNils Simon45. Climate ChangePier Vellinga46. DesertificationSteffen Bauer47. Fisheries and WhalingOlav Schram Stokke48. Forestry and Land UseTobias Nielsen49. Hazardous WasteKatja Biedenkopf50. Ocean SpaceJan Stel51. Ozone DepletionSophie Godin-Beekmann52. PhosphorusDana Cordell and Stuart White53. Renewable EnergyKacper Szulecki54. WaterErika Weinthal55. WetlandsKenneth Genskow and Kyle MagyeraPART VICROSS-CUTTING QUESTIONS AND EMERGING TOPICS56. Effectiveness Steinar Andresen57. Environmental Policy DiffusionPer-Olof Busch58. Environmental Policy IntegrationCamilla Adelle and Måns Nilsson 59. Green EconomyUlrich Brand and Miriam Lang60. Institutional FragmentationFariborz Zelli61. Millennium Development Goals and Sustainable Development GoalsMarianne Beisheim62. OrchestrationKenneth W. AbbottPART VIIBORDERS AND INTERLINKAGES63. AgricultureDominic Moran64. FoodJennifer Clapp65. HealthKristina Jönsson66. PovertyAnne Jerneck and Lennart Olsson67. SecurityRita Floyd68. TradeRobyn EckersleyIndex