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Earth Summit 2002
A New Deal
Dodds, Felix
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2025
384
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9781138471504
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Dedication
List of Figures, Tables and Boxes
List of Contributors
Foreword: From Rio to Earth Summit 2002 by Klaus Toepfer
Introduction by Derek Osborn
Preface to the Revised Edition by Felix Dodds
PART I: ROADBLOCKS TO IMPLEMENTING AGENDA 21 AND HOW TO OVERCOME THEM
1 Roadblocks to Agenda 21: A Government Perspective
2 Implementing Agenda 21: A United Nations Perspective
3 Who is Aware of Agenda 21? Missing Conditions: Three Major Barriers
4 Agenda 21 and the Role of Local Government
5 Workroom versus Boardroom Approaches to Sustainable Development: Reversing the Downward Spiral
6 Women and Sustainable Development: From 2000 to 2002
PART II: A NEW CHARTER
7 A People's Earth Charter
PART III: OVERRIDING CONCERNS
8 International Forest Initiatives
9 A Sustainable Transport Convention for the New Europe
10 Poverty and the Environment
11 Financial Resources for the Transition to Sustainable Development
12 Trade, Investment and Sustainable Developmen
13 Civil Society, Business and Sustainable Development: Regulating (almost) Without the Regulation
PART IV: EMERGING ISSUES
14 Environment and Security
15 Cities and the Culture of Sustainability
16 Tourism and the Commission on Sustainable Development
17 Sustainable Tourism: A Southern Perspective
18 The Titanic Transnationals: Corporate Accountability and Responsibility
19 Getting Health in a Handbasket
20 Our Common Future and Ten Years after Rio: How Far Have We Come and Where Should We be Going?
21 Sustainable Consumption and Production
22 Fish Forever
23 Freshwater: A Global Crisis of Water Security and Basic Water Provision
24 Energy: Fuel for Sustainable Development
PART V: OVERVIEW
25 Reforming the International Institutions
Appendix 1 - List of Acronyms and Abbreviations
Appendix 2 - Addresses of Contributors
Appendix 3 - UNED Forum
List of Figures, Tables and Boxes
List of Contributors
Foreword: From Rio to Earth Summit 2002 by Klaus Toepfer
Introduction by Derek Osborn
Preface to the Revised Edition by Felix Dodds
PART I: ROADBLOCKS TO IMPLEMENTING AGENDA 21 AND HOW TO OVERCOME THEM
1 Roadblocks to Agenda 21: A Government Perspective
2 Implementing Agenda 21: A United Nations Perspective
3 Who is Aware of Agenda 21? Missing Conditions: Three Major Barriers
4 Agenda 21 and the Role of Local Government
5 Workroom versus Boardroom Approaches to Sustainable Development: Reversing the Downward Spiral
6 Women and Sustainable Development: From 2000 to 2002
PART II: A NEW CHARTER
7 A People's Earth Charter
PART III: OVERRIDING CONCERNS
8 International Forest Initiatives
9 A Sustainable Transport Convention for the New Europe
10 Poverty and the Environment
11 Financial Resources for the Transition to Sustainable Development
12 Trade, Investment and Sustainable Developmen
13 Civil Society, Business and Sustainable Development: Regulating (almost) Without the Regulation
PART IV: EMERGING ISSUES
14 Environment and Security
15 Cities and the Culture of Sustainability
16 Tourism and the Commission on Sustainable Development
17 Sustainable Tourism: A Southern Perspective
18 The Titanic Transnationals: Corporate Accountability and Responsibility
19 Getting Health in a Handbasket
20 Our Common Future and Ten Years after Rio: How Far Have We Come and Where Should We be Going?
21 Sustainable Consumption and Production
22 Fish Forever
23 Freshwater: A Global Crisis of Water Security and Basic Water Provision
24 Energy: Fuel for Sustainable Development
PART V: OVERVIEW
25 Reforming the International Institutions
Appendix 1 - List of Acronyms and Abbreviations
Appendix 2 - Addresses of Contributors
Appendix 3 - UNED Forum
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sustainable;development;industrialized;countries;multilateral;environment;agreements;general;assemblys;special;North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organization;ECE Country;Aral Sea;UK Company Law;CSD Decision;NGO Community;NGO Representative;CSD Process;Energy Conservation;NGO Participation;Earth Summit II;ECE;Civil Society;Energy Policies;UK Stock Market;Upper Market;Air Planes;Energy Subsidies;NGO Coalition;World Water Forum;Energy Subsidy Reform;Highest Global Average Temperatures;Multidrug Resistant Tuberculosis;MSC;CSD Dialogue
Dedication
List of Figures, Tables and Boxes
List of Contributors
Foreword: From Rio to Earth Summit 2002 by Klaus Toepfer
Introduction by Derek Osborn
Preface to the Revised Edition by Felix Dodds
PART I: ROADBLOCKS TO IMPLEMENTING AGENDA 21 AND HOW TO OVERCOME THEM
1 Roadblocks to Agenda 21: A Government Perspective
2 Implementing Agenda 21: A United Nations Perspective
3 Who is Aware of Agenda 21? Missing Conditions: Three Major Barriers
4 Agenda 21 and the Role of Local Government
5 Workroom versus Boardroom Approaches to Sustainable Development: Reversing the Downward Spiral
6 Women and Sustainable Development: From 2000 to 2002
PART II: A NEW CHARTER
7 A People's Earth Charter
PART III: OVERRIDING CONCERNS
8 International Forest Initiatives
9 A Sustainable Transport Convention for the New Europe
10 Poverty and the Environment
11 Financial Resources for the Transition to Sustainable Development
12 Trade, Investment and Sustainable Developmen
13 Civil Society, Business and Sustainable Development: Regulating (almost) Without the Regulation
PART IV: EMERGING ISSUES
14 Environment and Security
15 Cities and the Culture of Sustainability
16 Tourism and the Commission on Sustainable Development
17 Sustainable Tourism: A Southern Perspective
18 The Titanic Transnationals: Corporate Accountability and Responsibility
19 Getting Health in a Handbasket
20 Our Common Future and Ten Years after Rio: How Far Have We Come and Where Should We be Going?
21 Sustainable Consumption and Production
22 Fish Forever
23 Freshwater: A Global Crisis of Water Security and Basic Water Provision
24 Energy: Fuel for Sustainable Development
PART V: OVERVIEW
25 Reforming the International Institutions
Appendix 1 - List of Acronyms and Abbreviations
Appendix 2 - Addresses of Contributors
Appendix 3 - UNED Forum
List of Figures, Tables and Boxes
List of Contributors
Foreword: From Rio to Earth Summit 2002 by Klaus Toepfer
Introduction by Derek Osborn
Preface to the Revised Edition by Felix Dodds
PART I: ROADBLOCKS TO IMPLEMENTING AGENDA 21 AND HOW TO OVERCOME THEM
1 Roadblocks to Agenda 21: A Government Perspective
2 Implementing Agenda 21: A United Nations Perspective
3 Who is Aware of Agenda 21? Missing Conditions: Three Major Barriers
4 Agenda 21 and the Role of Local Government
5 Workroom versus Boardroom Approaches to Sustainable Development: Reversing the Downward Spiral
6 Women and Sustainable Development: From 2000 to 2002
PART II: A NEW CHARTER
7 A People's Earth Charter
PART III: OVERRIDING CONCERNS
8 International Forest Initiatives
9 A Sustainable Transport Convention for the New Europe
10 Poverty and the Environment
11 Financial Resources for the Transition to Sustainable Development
12 Trade, Investment and Sustainable Developmen
13 Civil Society, Business and Sustainable Development: Regulating (almost) Without the Regulation
PART IV: EMERGING ISSUES
14 Environment and Security
15 Cities and the Culture of Sustainability
16 Tourism and the Commission on Sustainable Development
17 Sustainable Tourism: A Southern Perspective
18 The Titanic Transnationals: Corporate Accountability and Responsibility
19 Getting Health in a Handbasket
20 Our Common Future and Ten Years after Rio: How Far Have We Come and Where Should We be Going?
21 Sustainable Consumption and Production
22 Fish Forever
23 Freshwater: A Global Crisis of Water Security and Basic Water Provision
24 Energy: Fuel for Sustainable Development
PART V: OVERVIEW
25 Reforming the International Institutions
Appendix 1 - List of Acronyms and Abbreviations
Appendix 2 - Addresses of Contributors
Appendix 3 - UNED Forum
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
sustainable;development;industrialized;countries;multilateral;environment;agreements;general;assemblys;special;North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organization;ECE Country;Aral Sea;UK Company Law;CSD Decision;NGO Community;NGO Representative;CSD Process;Energy Conservation;NGO Participation;Earth Summit II;ECE;Civil Society;Energy Policies;UK Stock Market;Upper Market;Air Planes;Energy Subsidies;NGO Coalition;World Water Forum;Energy Subsidy Reform;Highest Global Average Temperatures;Multidrug Resistant Tuberculosis;MSC;CSD Dialogue
