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Globale Umweltherausforderungen

Weidner, Helmut - In: Japan und Europa: getrennte Welten?, (pp. 434-455). 1993

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Japan: the success and limitations of technocratic environmental policy

Weidner, Helmut - 1986

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Environmental disruption : government policy and the anti-pollution movements in Japan

Foljanty-Jost, Gesine; Weidner, Helmut - 1981

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Japan : the success and limitations of technocratic environmental policy

Weidner, Helmut - 1986

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Environmental monitoring and reporting by local governments

Weidner, Helmut - In: Environmental policy in Japan, (pp. 461-476). 1989

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An administrative compensation system for pollution-related health damages

Weidner, Helmut - In: Environmental policy in Japan, (pp. 139-165). 1989

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Japanese environmental policy in an international perspective: lessons for a preventive approach

Weidner, Helmut - In: Environmental policy in Japan, (pp. 479-552). 1989

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Globale Umweltherausforderungen

Weidner, Helmut - In: Japan und Europa: getrennte Welten?, (pp. 434-455). 1993

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Financing the European Union : new context, new responses

Fuest, Clemens; Pisani-Ferry, Jean - 2020

to political debates that emphasise the cost of EU spending rather than the benefits, and add to the perception of the EU … budget in terms of net balances, rather than value added. • The financing of the EU budget must be reassessed in the light of … the July 2020 decision to launch the Next Generation EU programme. Budget resources could include a plastics charge, a …

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A new policy toolkit is needed as countries exit COVID-19 lockdowns

Blanchard, Olivier; Philippon, Thomas; Pisani-Ferry, Jean - 2020

When it became clear that the COVID-19 pandemic required widespread lockdown of all but essential firms, most governments took measures to protect vulnerable workers and firms from the worst effects of the sudden drop in activity. These measures included unemployment benefits, grants, transfers,...

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