Shipping, Policy and Multi-Level Governance

作者: Michael Roe

DOI: 10.1057/PALGRAVE.MEL.9100173

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摘要: Shipping is a highly internationalised industry working in an increasingly globalised environment. Meanwhile, policy-making shipping continues to be formulated within traditional nested hierarchy of jurisdictions that pays little attention new relationships exist and intensify between jurisdictional levels, interested parties, across different locations. This paper examines these issues providing interpretation the current situation problems it faces, need for approach potential multi-level governance.

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