Interdisciplinary Environmental Review Volume 2 Issue 2, Page 2

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Environmental issues in the trade system

Shrivastava, Meenal

2000 Interdisciplinary Environmental Review

doi:10.1504/IER.2000.053998

The paper seeks to understand the reasons for the intersection of trade and environmental policy concerns in GATT/WTO and the treatment of these issues in the trading system. In trying to identify the nature and the causes of trade–environment collision, the paper attempts to unpack the debate by...

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Trade liberalization and civil society: the Japanese policy formulation process

Hattori, Takashi

2000 Interdisciplinary Environmental Review

doi:10.1504/IER.2000.053999

The Civil Society has grown more interested in trade liberalization. The Seattle WTO Ministerial Meeting failed to launch its new round of international economic negotiations. Among the reasons for this were the activities of NGOs, the groups that are at the forefront of the civil society. This...

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Integrating environmental conservation and economics

Kracher, Beverly

2000 Interdisciplinary Environmental Review

doi:10.1504/IER.2000.054000

John Dewey argued that the field of philosophy is useful only if it can solve the central, strategic problems of the day. Taking Dewey's remarks to heart, I show that philosophy is indeed useful for connecting environmental and economic concerns in order to promote global, sustainable...

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Environmental accounting and accountability: can the opaque become transparent?

Andrew, Jane

2000 Interdisciplinary Environmental Review

doi:10.1504/IER.2000.054001

Accounting and the environment can no longer be considered mutually exclusive. Accountability forms part of the philosophical justifications for current accounting practice, and as such, it is a concept that may provide a pivotal grounding upon which environmental issues may be recognised within...

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Environmentalism as a source of corporate competitive advantage

Lyons, Bridget

2000 Interdisciplinary Environmental Review

doi:10.1504/IER.2000.054002

The theory of corporate environmentalism has shifted dramatically over the past twenty years from a focus on compliance with environmental regulations to heightened environmental sensitivity. Increasing numbers of firms now incorporate environmental responsibility into mission statements and...

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Using an encompassing framework to evaluate policies that reduce vehicle emissions

Sadler, Thomas R.

2000 Interdisciplinary Environmental Review

doi:10.1504/IER.2000.054003

An encompassing regulatory framework is used to evaluate environmental policies that reduce vehicle emissions. Policy goals include emission reduction, equitable impacts, the minimization of administrative and compliance costs and, in the case of taxes or fees, the efficient use of revenue....

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Water distribution to contain soil degradation: sustainability and equity implications

Janmaat, John

2000 Interdisciplinary Environmental Review

doi:10.1504/IER.2000.054004

Externalities associated with irrigation, such as soil salinization, are causing losses in agricultural productivity around the world. Often water authorities can neither price water on a volumetric basis nor deliver exact volumes of water to individual users. Using a dynamic model of farmers in...

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