Publication

Jun 2004

This paper discusses the politics behind environmental policy formulation. The authors use the Himalayan region as the basis for a detailed case study. The paper details how scientists, statesmen and citizens in the Himalayas must usually confront a unique set of environmental challenges and political legacies. The authors explain that based on the Himalayan example, updated scientific research has not always resulted in revised political policies.

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Author Piers Blaikie, Joshua Muldavin
Series East-West Center Asia Pacific Issues
Issue 74
Publisher East-West Center (EWC)
Copyright © 2004 East-West Center (EWC)
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