International Organizations and Environmental Policy

Table of contents

• Recent Titles in Contributions in Political Science ii
• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Tables and Figures vii
• Acknowledgments ix
• Acronyms xi
• 1: International Environmental Policy: Redesigning the Agenda for Theory and Practice? 1
• Notes 16
• 2: Necessity for Organizational Change: Implementing the Rio Agenda of 1992 19
• Notes 34
• 3: Environmental Policy and the European Union 37
• Conclusions 48
• Notes 49
• 4: Policymaking in International Organizations: The European Union and Ozone Protection 51
• 5: The World Meteorological Organization as a Purveyor of Global Public Goods 69
• Conclusions 81
• 6: Environmental Learning at the World Bank 83
• Conclusion 100
• Notes 101
• 7: The U.S. Congress and the World Bank: Impact of News Media on International Environmental Policy 103
• Conclusions 113
• APPENDIX 115
• Notes 118
• Findings and Conclusions 135
• Notes 137
• 9: International Regimes and Environmental Policy: An Evaluation of the Role of International Law 139
• Notes 150
• 10: International Organizations, Environmental Cooperation, and Regime Theory 153
• Conclusion 167
• Notes 168
• 11: UNEP and the Montreal Protocol 171
• Conclusion 183
• 12: Iterative Functionalism and Climate Management Organizations: From Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee 187
• Notes 208
• 13: Forum Shopping: Issue Linkages in the Genetic Resources Issue 209
• Conclusion 221
• Notes 222
• 14: Do We Need a New Theory of International Organizations? 223
• Bibliography 239
• Index 265
• About the Contributors 277
• Policy Studies Organization publications Issued with Greenwood Press/Quorum Books 281

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