Environmental Policy: New Directions for the Twenty-First Century Book

	Preface
	Contributors
I	Environmental Policy and Politics in Transition
1	Environmental Policy from the 1970s to 2000: An Overview	1
2	Power to the States: The Promise and Pitfalls of Decentralization	32
3	Environmental Groups and the New Political Landscape	55
4	Environmental Values and Public Policy	77
II	Federal Institutions and Policy Change
5	Presidential Leadership and the Environment: From Reagan to Clinton	98
6	Environmental Policy in Congress: From Consensus to Gridlock	121
7	Environmental Policy in the Courts	145
8	Escaping the "Battered Agency Syndrome": EPA's Gamble with Regulatory Reinvention	165
III	Public Policy Dilemmas
9	Economics, Incentives, and Environmental Regulation	190
10	Risk-Based Decisionmaking	210
11	Environmental Justice: Normative Concerns and Empirical Evidence	232
12	Understanding the Transition to a Sustainable Economy	257
IV	Global and Domestic Issues and Controversies
13	Climate Policy on the Installment Plan	281
14	Natural Resource Policies in the Twenty-First Century	303
15	Environment, Population, and the Developing World	326
16	International Trade and Environmental Regulation	350
V	Conclusion
17	Toward Sustainable Development	370
	Appendixes	389
	Index	399