Adaptive governance: how and why does government policy change?

doi:10.1071/EC146p31

Adaptive governance: how and why does government policy change?

Tackling our environmental issues and moving society toward more sustainable ways of living require more responsive forms of governance.

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ECOS Magazine 2008 (Issue 146)

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