Governing the Air: The Dynamics of Science, Policy, and Citizen Interaction Book

Series Foreword vii

Preface ix

Contributors xi

1 Transboundary Air Pollution Policy in Transition Rolf Lidskog Goran Sundqvist 1

1 Policy and Institutions

2 The Improving Effectiveness of CLRTAP: Due to a Clever Design? Jergen Wettestad 39

3 Institutional Linkages and European Air Pollution Politics Henrik Selin Stacy D. VanDeveer 61

4 Transboundary Science for Transnational Air Pollution Policies in Europe Bernd Siebenbuner 93

II Expertise and Learning

5 Organized Science, Usable Knowledge, and Multilateral Environmental Governance Peter M. Haas Casey Stevens 125

6 Scientists Learn Not Only Science but Also Diplomacy: Learning Processes in the European Transboundary Air Pollution Regime Atsushi Ishii 163

7 Fewer Boundaries and Less Certainty: The Role of Experts in European Air Policy Goran Sundqvist 195

8 Co-producing Policy-Relevant Science and Science-Based Policy: The Case of Regulating Ground-Level Ozone Rolf Lidskog Hakan Pleijel 223

III Citizens and Involvement

9 Citizen Engagement with the Politics of Air Quality: Lessons for Social Theory, Science Studies, and Environmental Sociology Steven Yearley 253

10 Framing Air Pollution and Health Problems: How to Include Stakeholder Perspectives? Arthur Petersen Leendert van Bree Willemijn Tuinstra 273

11 Governance of Air Quality and Stakeholder Engagement: Lessons and Experience from International Cases John Forrester Kevin Hicks Johan Kuylenstierna Julie Simon Carolyn Snell Michael J. Chadwick Dieter Schwela Lisa Emberson 293

IV Environmental Governance and Research

12 Science-Policy-Citizen Dynamics in International Environmental Governance Rolf Lidskog Goran Sundqvist 323

Index 361