European Environment

Published in Association with European Research Press (ERP Environment)

Aims and Scope

European Environment is a leading academic journal in its field that provides an original, detailed and critical analysis of contemporary developments in European environmental policy. Internationally double-blind refereed papers analyse the need for environmental policies in Europe, the nature of the European environmental policy process, the influence of the various governments, institutions and interest groups that affect the policy process and the nature of policy formulation, implementation and impact at the EU, national, regional and local levels. Papers published are accessible to the multi-disciplinary readership of the journal that incorporates central and local government, regulatory agencies, non-governmental organizations and industry as well as academic institutions and research bodies.

Readership

Environmental managers · environmental consultants · environmental engineers · corporate executives

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International patterns of environmental policy change and convergence
Per-Olof Busch and Helge Jörgens

Diffusion and convergence of environmental policies in Europe
Helge Jörgens

An 'ever closer union' of national policy? The convergence of national environmental policy in the European Union
Duncan Liefferink and Andrew Jordan

Trend-setters in environmental policy: the character and role of pioneer countries
Martin Jänicke

Wind power, discourse coalitions and climate change: breaking the stalemate?
Joseph Szarka