Routledge Deregulation in the EU: Environmental Perspectives

Explore the complex relationship between economic policy and ecological impact with Deregulation in the European Union: Environmental Perspectives. Published by Routledge as part of the EUI Studies in Environmental Policy, this book provides a deep look into how removing market restrictions affects the natural world. Through detailed case studies in the energy, transport, and water sectors, readers gain a clear understanding of the environmental implications of deregulation. The text examines various regulatory pathways, including self-regulation, negotiated agreements, and environmental management systems. By presenting evidence from multiple EU member states and specifically focusing on Hungary, the book highlights the unique challenges faced by countries navigating EU membership and environmental standards. This work is an essential resource for those studying the intersection of economics, law, and environmental policy within the European context.