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Biosafety Protocol
Biotechnology Knowledge Base
Cardiff Process
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Codex Alimentarius Commission
Dg Agriculture
Dg Environment
Environmental Policy Integration
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EU Level
EU Policy Make
EU SDS
EU's Work
EU’s Work
Foresight Process
Frank Rennie
Frans Berkhout
Generic Policy Instruments
Gm Crop
Gothenburg European Council
Graham Spinardi
Horizontal Policy Integration
integrated governance approaches
Integrated Policy Approach
interdisciplinary research
James McQuaid
Joanna Chataway
John Adams
Joseph Murphy
Julia Hertin
Life Science Innovation
policy
policy integration
Produce Policy Integration
public policy analysis
regulatory frameworks
Robin Williams
science policy studies
Sixth Environmental Action Programme
SPS Agreement
STI Policy
sustainable innovation
Thomas Reiss
UK Government Department
UK Sustainable Development Strategy
WTO's SPS Agreement
WTO’s SPS Agreement
Product details
- ISBN 9780754641643
- Weight: 528g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 18 Mar 2005
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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In modern global economies, how can we govern science, technology, risk and the environment more effectively? As the pace of innovation has increased, the governance agenda has, itself, been changing; policy-making is in a state of flux and governments are stressing the need for more integrated or "joined up" policies to deal with new orders of complexity. This timely book describes the new approaches to policy for science, technology, risk and the environment in the context of this modern governance agenda. The authors examine the extent to which governance is integrated, where gaps exist and where further integration might be helpful for a range of policy areas. The interdisciplinary approach bridges scientific, technical and socio-economic research at global, European, UK and regional levels. New Modes of Governance will be a valuable resource for academics, policy-makers, regulators, and science and industry communities involved in innovation.
Dr Catherine Lyall is Deputy Director of the ESRC Innogen Centre at the University of Edinburgh." Joyce Tait is Professorial Fellow and Director at the ESRC Innogen Centre at the University of Edinburgh, UK.
