@article{13582,
      note = {Donated to the library by United Nations University,  November 2004. Table of Contents Multilateral Institutions  Iwama, Toru. Multilateral environmental institutions and  coordinating mechanisms. Werksman, Jake. Consolidating  global environmental governance : new lessons from the GEF?  Campbell, Laura B. The effectiveness of the WTO and WIPO :  lessons for environmental governance? Multilevel Governance  Strand, Jonathan R. The case for regional environmental  organizations. Kanie, Norichika. Global environmental  governance in terms of vertical linkages. Science-policy  interface for environmental governance Haas, Peter M.  Science poliy for multilateral environmental governance  Kameyama, Yasuko. The IPCC : its roles in international  negotiation and domestic decision-making on climate change  policies. NGOs and Environmental Governance Mori, Satoko.  Institutionalization of NGO involvement in policy functions  for global environmental governance. Fisher, Dana R. Civil  society protest and participation : civic engagement within  the multilateral governance regime. Business/industry and  Environmental Governance Gleckman, Harris. Blancing TNCs,  the states, and the international system in global  environmental governance : a critical perspective. Usui,  Mikoto. The private business sector in global environmental  diplomacy. Conclusion Haas, Peter M, Norichika Kanie, and  Craig N Murphy. Conclusion : institutional design and  institutional reform for sustainable development.},
      author = {Kanie, Norichika, and Haas, Peter M., and Campbell, Laura  B., and Fisher, Dana R., and Gleckman, Harris, and Iwama,  Toru, and Kameyama, Yasuko,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/13582},
      title = {Emerging forces in environmental governance /},
      recid = {13582},
      pages = {xiv, 295 pages ;},
}