Creeping institutionalization: multilateral environmental agreements & human security
Desai, Bharat H. (2006). Creeping institutionalization: multilateral environmental agreements & human security. UNU-EHS InterSecTions. UNU- EHS.
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Sub-type Research brief Author Desai, Bharat H. Title Creeping institutionalization: multilateral environmental agreements & human security Series Title UNU-EHS InterSecTions Volume/Issue No. 4 Publication Date 2006 Place of Publication Bonn Publisher UNU- EHS Language eng Abstract gives an excellent and thought provoking account of creeping institutionalization of the global environmental governance. His “story” is not only proving that environment is as much a legal as a security issue. It goes well beyond the fields of his legal expertise as he analyses the creeping institutionalization from the point of view of psychology of the state actors. The reader can follow page by page how the growing environmental awareness is being translated into multilateral actions, treaties including the “thickening web” of Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) and the “softness of hard law”.
Keyword Global environmental governance
Enrionmental sustainability
Multilateral environmental agreementsCopyright Holder UNU-EHS Copyright Year 2006 Copyright type All rights reserved ISSN 1814-6430 ISBN 3981058283 -
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