-- 20 Directions for environmental policy. -- 2 Contexts for environmental policy: being alerted and inclined to action -- 3 International environmental policy -- 4 Environmental policies of the Commonwealth government -- 5 Australian State and Territory governments: their structures for environmental policy and examples of key policies -- 6 Local government environmental policy -- 7 Corporate environmental policy -- 8 Policy concepts and theories -- 9 Agenda-setting in policy -- 10 Policy formulation -- 11 Implementation: contexts and directions -- 12 Implementation approaches -- 13 Monitoring policy -- 14 Evaluating and reviewing policy -- 15 The influence of values, groups, networks and the media -- 16 Structures of government: influence on policy-making -- 17 Intergovernmental arrangements -- 18 Influences on corporate environmental policy -- 19 Influence of globalisation -- 20 Directions for environmental policy.
Summary:
This book offers a discussion of the processes and practices in environmental policy. Grounded in theory, it shows how policy is developed on a practical level within an Australian context.
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