Springer Managing Environmental Disputes - Network Management 5

Sustainable development is a major goal for many, yet implementing policies often leads to significant conflicts of interest. This volume, Managing Environmental Disputes: Network Management as an Alternative, explores why environmental policy frequently provokes disputes between governmental organizations, public authorities, private interest groups, and the environmental movement. The authors argue that these conflicts stem largely from current decision-making procedures in society. By examining these tensions, the book proposes network management as a viable alternative to traditional methods. This text provides a deep look into how different stakeholders interact and how management strategies can be adjusted to handle the complexities of environmental law and policy. This book is part of the Environment & Management series (Volume 5) from Springer. It is a valuable resource for those studying environmental and natural resources law, looking for ways to navigate the disputes that arise when trying to achieve sustainable development goals.