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Governing A Common Sea Environmental Policies In The Baltic Sea Region Marko Joas

Name: Governing A Common Sea Environmental Policies In The Baltic Sea Region Marko Joas
SKU: BELL-1649896
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Governing A Common Sea Environmental Policies In The Baltic Sea Region Marko Joas instant download after payment.

Publisher: Earthscan Publications Ltd.

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.63 MB

Pages: 256

Author: Marko Joas, Detlef Jahn, Kristine Kern

ISBN: 9781435699380, 9781844075379, 1844075370, 1435699386

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Governing A Common Sea Environmental Policies In The Baltic Sea Region Marko Joas by Marko Joas, Detlef Jahn, Kristine Kern 9781435699380, 9781844075379, 1844075370, 1435699386 instant download after payment.

How is a natural common pool resource such as a sea, which is shared by several countries, best governed? The potential for international conflict is immense, as each country may have different agendas with regard to issues such as exploitation and environmental protection.This book uses a case study of the Baltic Sea region to examine this complex problem. The sea itself has been highly vulnerable to pollution and recently the bordering nations have cooperated and tackled the issue by establishing several new forums to manage the sea. Administrative and political structures developed in the region are reviewed and shown to provide a model which could be applied to other seas and natural resource systems elsewhere in the world.