Author: Robert J. McCunneyPublisher:
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 182
Book Description
The Chemical Industry as a Global Citizen - Balancing Risks and Benefits
Author: Robert J. McCunney"The chemical industry as a global citizen - balancing risks and benefits
Author: Robert J. McCunneyThe Chemical Industry as a Global Citizen - Balancing Risks and Benefits
Author: The Chemical Industry as a Global Citizen - Balancing Risks and Benefits
Author: Medichem Proceedings 1995: 23rd Congress on Occupational and Environmental Health in the Chemical Industry, "the Chemical Industry as a Global Citizen - Balancing Risks and Benefits"
Author: Cumulated Index Medicus
Author: Safety and Health at Work
Author: Elements of Risk
Author: Cathy TrostPublisher: Times Books(NY)
ISBN:
Category : Science
Languages : en
Pages : 360
Book Description
Examines the history of the American chemical industry and analyzes the impact of chemical companies' products and policies on the environment.
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Author: A Subtle Balance
Author: Edward A. ParsonPublisher: McGill-Queen's Press - MQUP
ISBN: 0773583874
Category : Political Science
Languages : en
Pages : 342
Book Description
A Subtle Balance critically reflects on major trends and enduring challenges over the last four decades of public policy and governance. During this time, a tension has existed between two aims for public decisions: that they be based on the best available evidence and analysis, and that they be fully democratic. This period has seen a continuing drive for more direct citizen engagement in decision-making and governments trying to address major policy issues through novel consultative and collaborative processes. In essays that offer detailed and novel insights into the recent history of specific issues in social policy, environmental policy, and processes of policy advice and decision-making, contributors elaborate on how these trends have played out in diverse areas of practice, what their consequences have been, and how specific institutional reforms could reset the requisite balance between expertise, evidence, and democracy in Canadian public policy. Inspired by the wide-ranging contributions to scholarship and practice of A.R. (Rod) Dobell, A Subtle Balance draws on the influences of distinguished scholars and sophisticated practitioners of public policy to assess recent changes in governance. Contributors include Martin Bunton, Barry Carin, Ian Clark, Rachel Culley, Rod Dobell, Lia Ernst, Jill Horwitz, John Langford, Justin Longo, Michael Prince, Harry Swain, Charles Ungerleider, Josee van Eijndhoven, Michael Wolfson, and David Zussman.