Voluntary Environmental Programs pose a means by which industry, government, and other interested groups can cooperatively agree upon socially acceptable restraints. Rather than relying on complete government control of environmental laws, Voluntary Environmental Programs rely on a voluntary system for businesses. They pose their unique problems predicated on the effectiveness of voluntary self-constraint.
Voluntary Environmental Programs pose a means by which industry, government, and other interested groups can cooperatively agree upon socially acceptable restraints. Rather than relying on complete government control of environmental laws, Voluntary Environmental Programs rely on a voluntary system for businesses. They pose their unique problems predicated on the effectiveness of voluntary self-constraint.
Peter deLeon is a professor of public policy at the University of Colorado, and has published extensively. In 2008, he was chosen to be coeditor of the Policy Studies Journal. Jorge E. Rivera is associate professor in the Department of Strategic Management and Public Policy at George Washington University. He is also the author of the forthcoming book, Business and Public Policy by Cambridge University Press.
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Chapter 1. Voluntary Environmental Programs: An Introduction Chapter 2. The Effectiveness of Voluntary Environmental Programs-A Policy at a Crossroads? Chapter 3. Environmental Public Voluntary Programs Reconsidered Chapter 4. Voluntary Environmental Management: Motivations and Policy Implications Chapter 5. Collective Action Through Voluntary Environmental Programs: A Club Theory Approach Chapter 6. The Diffusion Voluntary International Standards: Responsible Care, ISO 9000 and ISO 14001 in the Chemical Industry Chapter 7. Is Greener Whiter Yet? The Sustainable Slopes Program After Five Years Chapter 8. Assessing the Performance of Voluntary Environmental Programs: Does Certification Matter? Chapter 9. Can Voluntary Environmental Regulation Work in Developing Countries: Lessons from Case Studies Chapter 10. Voluntary Environmental Programs: A Canadian Perspective Chapter 11. Concluding Opinion, Voluntary Environmental Programs: Are Carrots Without Sticks Enough for Effective EnvironmentalProtection Policy?
Chapter 1. Voluntary Environmental Programs: An Introduction Chapter 2. The Effectiveness of Voluntary Environmental Programs-A Policy at a Crossroads? Chapter 3. Environmental Public Voluntary Programs Reconsidered Chapter 4. Voluntary Environmental Management: Motivations and Policy Implications Chapter 5. Collective Action Through Voluntary Environmental Programs: A Club Theory Approach Chapter 6. The Diffusion Voluntary International Standards: Responsible Care, ISO 9000 and ISO 14001 in the Chemical Industry Chapter 7. Is Greener Whiter Yet? The Sustainable Slopes Program After Five Years Chapter 8. Assessing the Performance of Voluntary Environmental Programs: Does Certification Matter? Chapter 9. Can Voluntary Environmental Regulation Work in Developing Countries: Lessons from Case Studies Chapter 10. Voluntary Environmental Programs: A Canadian Perspective Chapter 11. Concluding Opinion, Voluntary Environmental Programs: Are Carrots Without Sticks Enough for Effective EnvironmentalProtection Policy?
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