Too many levels or just about right? Multilevel governance and environmental performance / Subsidiarity as a'scaling device' in environmental governance : the case of the European Union / Multilevel governance and the politics of environmental water recoveries / Playing a zero sum game : sharing water between jurisdictions in federations / Climate governance in the European Union multilevel system : the role of cities / Bottom-up versus top-down : the evolving American climate policy odyssey / Institutional strength, intergovernmental relations, and national climate policy coordination : Australia and Canada compared / Allocating greenhouse gas emission reductions amongst sectors and jurisdictions in federated systems : the European Union, Germany and Canada / Ensuring the effectiveness of European Union environmental law : from supranational law making to multilevel enforcement / What is multilevel environmental governance? When does it work? / Daniel J. Fiorino -- David Benson and Andrew Jordan -- B. Timothy Heinmiller -- Inger Weibust -- Kristine Kern -- Barry G. Rabe -- David Gordon and Douglas Macdonald -- Douglas Macdonald -- Marc Pallemaerts -- Inger Weibust.
Environmental policy--European Union countries. Environmental policy--North America. Water--Law and legislation--European Union countries. Water--Law and legislation--North America. Climatic changes--Law and legislation--European Union countries. Climatic changes--Law and legislation--North America. Sustainable development--European Union countries. Sustainable development--North America.