The Development of Environmental Governance Regimes: a Chinese-inspired Reconstruction

Mushkat, Roda

Journal: Washington and Lee Journal of Energy, Climate, and the Environment

Volume: 2

First Page: 1

Year: 2010

Bluebook Citation: 2 WASH. & LEE J. ENERGY CLIMATE & ENV'T 1 (2010)

Author: Roda Mushkat: all 20 publications


Abstract

The challenge of protecting the biosphere has both salient academic and policy dimensions. On the academic side, persistent efforts have been made in the field of socio-legal studies to enhance the understanding of the complex processes involved, in the domestic arena and on the international front, in the formation and transformation of the elaborate institutional arrangements designed to contribute to this goal. The scholars engaged in those efforts have pursued divergent paths, but one school of thought has moved decisively to the forefront. China’s experience does not cast doubt on its relevance, or even prominence, yet it suggests that multi-pronged research strategies may prove more effective.

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