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ENVS 456 - Environmental Governance

How do/should societies bring about change to improve social and environmental conditions? This course treats environmental governance as comprising the structure and activities of the social, political, and economic institutions that define our interactions with the environment. Students will examine several competing approaches to environmental governance, and readings will expose students to both laudatory and critical perspectives of each.

Prerequisites & Notes: ENVS 303 and ENVS 305; or instructor permission.
Credits: 4
Grade Mode: Letter


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