China and the global environment: learning from the past, anticipating the future

Morton, Katherine

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China and the global environment: learning from the past, anticipating the future

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2009

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Morton, Katherine

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Longueville Media

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China's environmental problems are now at the forefront of domestic and international concern. In this new Lowy Institute Paper, 'China and the global environment: learning from the past, anticipating the future', Dr Katherine Morton examines the potential for China's system of environmental governance to respond effectively to the crises, both within and beyond territorial boundaries.

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