The effect of left-wing party strength and corporatism on air pollution levels in up to 21 OECD
countries over the period 1980 or 1990–1999 is tested with both fixed-effects and random …

This article examines the relationship between national political and economic institutions
and environmental performance since the early 1970s in seventeen OECD countries. After …

This paper investigates the domestic characteristics of 'leaders' and 'laggards' in
environmental policy in 21 European countries as well as the USA, Mexico and Japan from …

This paper employs John Kingdon's [1984. Agendas, Alternatives and Public Policies. Little
Brown, Boston]“multiple streams” framework to analyse the sudden move from …

Small firms in tourism are characterised by informal approaches to management, allowing
their owners to meet a variety of often overlapping business and personal goals …

Environmental Policy and Technological Innovation comprehensively explores the factors
which can influence a firm’ s behavioural approach towards developing clean …

This work explores the difficulties of solving contemporary environmental problems within
existing global institutions. It questions guidelines set out in recent influential policy reports …

Previous research has suggested that corporatist polities tend to enact more ambitious
environmental policies than others. Here it is argued that the macro concept of …

In the publication, the authors put forward a thesis about the low social understanding of the
essence of the idea of sustainable development (SD), its assumptions, and difficulties with …

In 1987, in Bellagio, Italy, the possible problem of global warming was discussed for the first
time at the political level since the notion of the human-induced greenhouse effect was …