Regulators networks: collaborative agency approaches to the implementation and enforcement of environmental law

Title
Regulators networks: collaborative agency approaches to the implementation and enforcement of environmental law
Publication Date
2015
Author(s)
Pink, Grant
Bartel, Robyn
Editor
Editor(s): Paul Martin and Amanda Kennedy
Type of document
Book Chapter
Language
en
Entity Type
Publication
Publisher
Edward Elgar Publishing Limited
Place of publication
Cheltenham, United Kingdom
Edition
1
Series
IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Series
DOI
10.4337/9781783479313.00019
UNE publication id
une:18689
Abstract
Regulators, irrespective of geographic location, the entities and sectors they regulate and the nature of the commodities regulated, face a common challenge of maintaining institutional capacity for undertaking effective regulatory activities. This chapter considers how agencies engaged in environmental regulation and enforcement use network learning to close this capacity gap. The chapter consists of five sections. Section 1 consists of a brief introduction, providing some context around environmental regulation, environmental regulatory tools and regulator networks. Section 2 profiles several networks designed to aid environmental regulation and enforcement. Section 3 explores some benefits and functions of networks including learning and capacity-building. Section 4 explores how network efficacy may be evaluated. Section 5, the conclusion, includes a research agenda to advance the utility of networks as a tool for implementing environmental law.
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Citation
Implementing Environmental Law, p. 308-337
ISBN
9781783479313
9781783479290
Start page
308
End page
337

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