Controversies in Environmental Policy. Edited by Sheldon Kamieniecki, Robert O'Brien, and Michael Clarke (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1986. vi, 322p. $39.50, cloth; $12.95, paper).

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Environmental policy integration and energy : conceptual clarification and comparative analysis of standards and mechanisms

“…Indeed, a majority of governors have embraced the notion of developing 'homegrown' energy sources, at least in part, in order to foster long-term economic development (Rabe 2008). Kraft and Kamieniecki (2007) emphasize that compared to other industrialized countries American business and government has an adversarial rather than a cooperative relationship. This has particularly been the case with respect to environmental issues, although the actual interaction with public actors in policy matters is much more subtle and complex than generally portrayed (Kraft and Kamieniecki 2007: 24).…”