Environmental Policy Integration Beyond Public Policy – Governance Contexts and their Implications

Abstract

Traditionally, the principle of EPI addressed public policy, as developed and implemented largely by state bureaucracies. This panel explores how EPI has been conceptualised and pursued in a changing governance context, where policy is co-developed and –implemented with non-state actors or where such actors self-regulate.

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