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This unique dictionary and introduction to Global Environmental Governance (GEG), written and compiled by two veterans of the international stage, provides a compilation of over 5500 terms, organizations and acronyms, drawn from hundreds of official sources. An introductory essay frames the major issues in GEG and outlines the pitfalls of talking past one another when discussing the most critical of issues facing the planet. It challenges those who are concerned with the management of our planet and its inhabitants to understand and accept a vocabulary common to the often-opposing objectives…mehr

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This unique dictionary and introduction to Global Environmental Governance (GEG), written and compiled by two veterans of the international stage, provides a compilation of over 5500 terms, organizations and acronyms, drawn from hundreds of official sources. An introductory essay frames the major issues in GEG and outlines the pitfalls of talking past one another when discussing the most critical of issues facing the planet. It challenges those who are concerned with the management of our planet and its inhabitants to understand and accept a vocabulary common to the often-opposing objectives sought in the many GEG instruments. The result is a practical tool that should find a central place on the desk of anyone involved in environmental management, development or sustainability issues anywhere in the world, including the United Nations, government policy makers, NGOs and other stakeholder groups, the business community, and students and professionals. This fully revised and updated edition contains over 500 new entries and acronyms on global environmental governance as well a new introductory section on global water governance, one of the most pressing environmental issues in our era of climate change, growing populations and food shortages. Praise for the first edition:
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Richard E. Saunier holds a PhD in Range Ecology and an MS in Watershed Management from the University of Arizona as well as a BS in Forestry from Colorado State University. He was Professor of Forest Ecology and Silviculture at the Universidad Austral de Chile in Valdivia, Chile; Deputy Director of the Peace Corps in Paraguay; and Regional Officer for Environmental Programs for the Peace Corps in Latin America and the Caribbean. After reaching the five year limit for employment as Peace Corps staff, he became the Senior Environmental Management Advisor at the Organization of American States. Now retired, he and his wife volunteer in the National Parks of the Southwestern United States.