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Credible commitments and regulation in multilevel systems

Environmental Policy
Governance
Comparative Perspective
P076
Diarmuid Torney
Dublin City University

Abstract

Drafting, implementing, and translating international environmental conventions and regulations into practice is a complicated task. A particular challenge can be attributed to their embeddedness in multi-level systems. This panel explores the issue of multilevel governance through studies of key cases, such as approaches to regulate transnational commons, and of examples for how review mechanisms can be designed to ensure credible commitments and successful regulation.

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