Global Change, Sustainable Development and Governmental Functions. Some Reflections on the European Union as Functioning Supranational Governance

Economic globalization & global environmental change have altered the nature of government; it is now essential for local, regional, & national governments to account for the needs of the environment. It is argued that focus must be placed on sustainable human development, & there must b...

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Sustainable Development
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