Subsidiarity and Policy Integration
Kahlenborn, Walter; R. Andreas Kraemer 1998: Subsidiarity and Policy Integration. Ecologic - Institute for International and European Environmental Policy, Berlin.
Subsidiarity and Policy Integration
Citation
Kahlenborn, Walter; R. Andreas Kraemer 1998: Subsidiarity and Policy Integration. Ecologic - Institute for International and European Environmental Policy, Berlin.
Language
English
Funding
- European Commission, Directorate-General Research (DG Research)
Year
1998
Dimension
100 pp.
Project ID
950
Table of Contents
1 Introduction
2 Subsidiarity - Origin and Concept
2.1 Etymological Origin
2.2 The Concept
2.3 Intellectual-history Background
2.4 The Reasoning behind the Concept
2.5 Basic Assumptions and Different Aspects of Subsidiarity
3 Subsidiarity in Water Management
3.1 Multi-functionality of Water
3.2 Water Management Between the Local and the Global
3.3 The Scope of Institutional Approaches
3.4 Water is Power
3.5 Water Management and Globalisation
3.6 Subsidiarity and Privatisation in Water Management
3.7 Subsidiarity and Common Property
4 Subsidiarity and Sustainability
4.1 Sustainability
4.2 Sustainabilily and Water Management
4.3 Compatibility of Subsidiarity and Sustainability
S The Practical Case - Subsidiarily in the Water Management
5.1 Netherlands
5.2 France
5.3 United Kingdom
5.4 Portugal
5.5 Germany
6 Conclusion
7 Bibliography
8 Annex
8.1 Subsidiarity in France
8.2 Subsidiarity in the Netherlands
8.3 Subsidiarity in Portugal
TABLES AND FIGURES
Figure 1: Application of subsidiarity
Figure 2: Decision-Making levels
Table 1: The different facets of the principle of subsidiarity
Table 2: Principles of Sustainable Water Management
Keywords
Netherlands, France, United Kingdom, UK, Portugal, Germany, Europe