The greening of the grey : National competition policy and the environment
By: HOLLANDER, Robyn
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Contributor(s): CURRAN, Giorel.
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ArticlePublisher: Oxford : Blackwell Publishers Limited, September 2001Australian Journal of Public Administration 60, 3, p. 42-55Abstract: Concern for environmental degradation is now widespread, and has penetrated key policy institutions such as the National Competition Council (NCC) - the body overseeing National Competition Policy. While the NCC`s primary focus is on promoting competition, it acknowledges the importance of environmental considerations. Such a body thus represents the contemporary Ecological Modernisiation approach to environmental policy-making. Ecologial Modernisation posits that there can be a reconciliation and synthesis between economic and ecological goals. This paper investigates this claim by exploring the relationship between conpetition and the environment in the three areas of electricity, regulatory review and rural water
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Concern for environmental degradation is now widespread, and has penetrated key policy institutions such as the National Competition Council (NCC) - the body overseeing National Competition Policy. While the NCC`s primary focus is on promoting competition, it acknowledges the importance of environmental considerations. Such a body thus represents the contemporary Ecological Modernisiation approach to environmental policy-making. Ecologial Modernisation posits that there can be a reconciliation and synthesis between economic and ecological goals. This paper investigates this claim by exploring the relationship between conpetition and the environment in the three areas of electricity, regulatory review and rural water
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