THE EVOLUTION OF THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE: THE TRANSITION TO POLITICS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

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KÜRESEL ÇEVRE YÖNETİŞİMİNİN EVRİMLEŞMESİ: SÜRDÜRÜLEBİLİR KALKINMA POLİTİKASINA GEÇİŞ

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Çevre bütüncül bir söylemdir. 21 yy. güçlü bir çevresel tahribata tanıklık etmektedir ve işbirliğine daha fazla ihtiyaç duyulmaktadır. Doğla kaynaklar tükenmekte; hava, su ve kara gitgide kirlenmektedir. İnsanoğlu çevreye sürekli zarar vermekte ve çevresel söylemi ekonomik bir tabanda şekillendirmektedir. Gelişmekte (Güney ülkeleri) ve gelişmiş (Kuzey ülkeleri) olan ülkeler arasındaki ekonomik ve endüstriyel rekabet küresel çevre yönetişimini, aslen çevreyi gözeten bir süreç gibi gösterse de temel mücadele daha fazla kazanç elde etmek adınadır. Buradaki tartışmanın temelini oluşturacak durum budur. Makalede hem küresel çevre yönetişiminin evrimi ele alınacak hem de çevrenin nasıl perde arkasına atıldığı ve kalkınma çerçevesine yerleştirildiği irdelenecektir

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• Küresel Çevre Yönetişimi, Evrim, Sürdürülebilirlik, Politika

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