Titre de série :	Natural Ressources Journal
Titre :	New directions in United States-MExican. Transboundary environmental management : a critique of current proposals
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Mumme, S.P
Mention d'édition :	CIRT
Editeur :	CIRT
Année de publication :	1992
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-11152
Note générale :	Recent proposals for reforming US.-Mexican transboundary environmental management catalyzed by the North American trade agreement negociations depart from conventional wisdom by adopting a functional reduction approach to institutional change. This paper evaluates these new proposals accuracy in characterizing the shortcoming of current management approaches and examines the formal and political impediments to achieving recommended changes in the present management regime. The analysis suggests that in the present management regime. The analysis suggests that the functional enchancement approach adopted by the new integrated border environmental plan represents a more realistic and achievable approach to environemental management reform along the border.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Environnement  Planification  Ressource naturelle  Gestion des ressources naturelles
Index. décimale :	363.7 Environnement : classer ici la protection de l'environnement
Résumé :	Recent proposals for reforming US.-Mexican transboundary environmental management catalyzed by the North American trade agreement negociations depart from conventional wisdom by adopting a functional reduction approach to institutional change. This paper evaluates these new proposals accuracy in characterizing the shortcoming of current management approaches and examines the formal and political impediments to achieving recommended changes in the present management regime. The analysis suggests that in the present management regime. The analysis suggests that the functional enchancement approach adopted by the new integrated border environmental plan represents a more realistic and achievable approach to environemental management reform along the border.
Note de contenu :	Recent proposals for reforming US.-Mexican transboundary environmental management catalyzed by the North American trade agreement negociations depart from conventional wisdom by adopting a functional reduction approach to institutional change. This paper evaluates these new proposals accuracy in characterizing the shortcoming of current management approaches and examines the formal and political impediments to achieving recommended changes in the present management regime. The analysis suggests that in the present management regime. The analysis suggests that the functional enchancement approach adopted by the new integrated border environmental plan represents a more realistic and achievable approach to environemental management reform along the border.

Natural Ressources Journal. New directions in United States-MExican. Transboundary environmental management : a critique of current proposals [texte imprimé] / Mumme, S.P  . -  CIRT . - CIRT, 1992.
ISSN : CI-11152
Recent proposals for reforming US.-Mexican transboundary environmental management catalyzed by the North American trade agreement negociations depart from conventional wisdom by adopting a functional reduction approach to institutional change. This paper evaluates these new proposals accuracy in characterizing the shortcoming of current management approaches and examines the formal and political impediments to achieving recommended changes in the present management regime. The analysis suggests that in the present management regime. The analysis suggests that the functional enchancement approach adopted by the new integrated border environmental plan represents a more realistic and achievable approach to environemental management reform along the border.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Environnement  Planification  Ressource naturelle  Gestion des ressources naturelles
Index. décimale :	363.7 Environnement : classer ici la protection de l'environnement
Résumé :	Recent proposals for reforming US.-Mexican transboundary environmental management catalyzed by the North American trade agreement negociations depart from conventional wisdom by adopting a functional reduction approach to institutional change. This paper evaluates these new proposals accuracy in characterizing the shortcoming of current management approaches and examines the formal and political impediments to achieving recommended changes in the present management regime. The analysis suggests that in the present management regime. The analysis suggests that the functional enchancement approach adopted by the new integrated border environmental plan represents a more realistic and achievable approach to environemental management reform along the border.
Note de contenu :	Recent proposals for reforming US.-Mexican transboundary environmental management catalyzed by the North American trade agreement negociations depart from conventional wisdom by adopting a functional reduction approach to institutional change. This paper evaluates these new proposals accuracy in characterizing the shortcoming of current management approaches and examines the formal and political impediments to achieving recommended changes in the present management regime. The analysis suggests that in the present management regime. The analysis suggests that the functional enchancement approach adopted by the new integrated border environmental plan represents a more realistic and achievable approach to environemental management reform along the border.