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Which Level of Government Should Be Responsible for Environmental Regulation? The Federalists Versus Calhoun

In: Environmental Policy with Political and Economic Integration

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  • Perry Shapiro

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Which level of government is most appropriate for environmental policy making in a confederal or federal system? How does the level of government at which policy is made and implemented affect the choice of policy instruments? This important new volume addresses these problems by comparing environmental policies and practices in the European Union (EU) and the United States (US).

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  • Perry Shapiro, 1996. "Which Level of Government Should Be Responsible for Environmental Regulation? The Federalists Versus Calhoun," Chapters, in: John B. Braden & Henk Folmer & Thomas S. Ulen (ed.), Environmental Policy with Political and Economic Integration, chapter 5, pages 132-146, Edward Elgar Publishing.
    • Handle: RePEc:elg:eechap:75_5
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