Title: NGOs and climate change science and policy making
Raul, Paul, Cristina, Leonard, Wil, Henrik and Gepeders:
Thanks for your messages. In wintry Wyoming, any feedback is welcome. But it seems that my comments have started an interesting thread that deserves further investigation.
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Title: NGOs and climate change science and policy making
Hi
everyone!
I’ve
followed this discussion with interest. I know that Michele Betsill
and Elisabeth Corell have been working on this very issue http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/PoliSci/fac/mb/NGO%20Influence.pdf
in environmental neg
Title: NGOs and climate change science and policy making
Very interesting analysis, Neil, I
particularly agree with your observation that NGOs may prove more effective on
issues that are less, as Steinar Andresen would term it , “malignant.”
I’d also suggest that “victories” e.g. incorporat
Neil, Pam, Wil and others who've responded recently...
I found Neil's viewpoint very interesting and quite a thoughtful response... I
confess that some points made me raise my eyebrow, but in general, I seem to
agree with Neil. I agree with Pam... Betsill and Corell have looked at NGO
influence
