Dynamics of Environmental Policies in the Global Context -
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The goals of this article would like to explain the dynamics of environmental policies in the global context. These sub-topics are background of environmental policy making, guiding concept of environmental policies, environmental policy instruments, environmental policy regulations, financial incentives, environmental reporting and ecolabelling, global policy agreements as well.
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