The dutch national environmental policy plan: To choose or to lose

Straaten, J. van der

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“…hierzu v.d. Straaten (1992). Ein Neo-Korporatismus, wie er von systemtheoretisch argumentierenden Rechtssoziologen vertreten wird, sollte jedoch besser vermieden werden; vgl.…”

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Studien zur Evolutorischen Ökonomik IV. Evolutorische Makroökonomik, Nachhaltigkeit und Institutionenökonomik.

Lorenz¹,

Meyer²

2001

Schriften Des Vereins Für Socialpolitik

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“…hierzu v.d. Straaten (1992). Ein Neo-Korporatismus, wie er von systemtheoretisch argumentierenden Rechtssoziologen vertreten wird, sollte jedoch besser vermieden werden; vgl.…”

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Studien zur Evolutorischen Ökonomik IV. Evolutorische Makroökonomik, Nachhaltigkeit und Institutionenökonomik.

Lorenz¹,

Meyer²

2001

Schriften Des Vereins Für Socialpolitik

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“…Meanwhile, within environmental policy, attention on long-term environmental robustness was emerging, influenced by the publication of the Brundtland Report and the first Dutch National Environmental Policy Plan (Straaten, 1992). In 1993, the Ministry of the Environment initiated the interdepartmental Sustainable Technology Development (STD) program to assess the feasibility of technologies that could contribute in meeting human needs more efficiently (Vergragt & Grootveld, 1994;Weaver et al, 2000).…”

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Transitions towards sustainable food systems

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Hundscheid et al. (2022) underline the crucial role of cultural meaning in the growth of plant-based product markets. Mylan et al. (2019) and Lonkila and Kaljonen (2022) offer evidence of incumbent firms' proactive diversification strategies, which are driven by economic opportunities due to changing consumer preferences. However, there are still knowledge gaps that preclude sustainability transitions literature from adequately conceptualizing transitions in the food system, particularly regarding sustainable diets.Overall, the comprehensive conceptualization of sustainability transitions in the food system requires a new focus on innovation dynamics in the food-processing sector. It is essential to investigate institutional developments that trigger change processesparticularly social norms, which are pivotal in consumer behavior and dietary patterns. In addition, crucial issues concerning the food industry's behavior regarding healthy and sustainable diets must be addressed. This need arises because typical food industry firms' strategies, such as mergers and acquisitions (M&As), provide examples of incumbent firm engagement with niches that can potentially contribute to the scaling of innovations and enable sustainability transitions.

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Regulating the environment: Changing from constraint to gentle coercion

Georg

1994

Bus Strat Env

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This article examines the changes in regulatory practices which have taken place in Denmark over the last twenty years. Danish environmental policy has been subject to several rounds of regulatory reform, aimed at streamlining existing regulation and making it more effective. Several new policy instruments have in this process been added to the regulatory repertoire, increasing the flexibility of the regulatory system. The strategic approach to the development and implementation of environmental policy, adopted by the Danish government, marks a change of regulatory regime, i.e. a change in the way environmental problems are perceived and in the choice of instruments to remedy these problems. The article argues that this is the result of the regulatory learning processes, and that the emerging regulatory regime, based on cooperation, represents a different way of harnessing the market forces than traditionally advocated. The article concludes that this regulatory regime opens up for a more systemic approach to preventing pollution.

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The dutch national environmental policy plan: To choose or to lose

Cited by 19 publications

References 9 publications

Studien zur Evolutorischen Ökonomik IV. Evolutorische Makroökonomik, Nachhaltigkeit und Institutionenökonomik.

Studien zur Evolutorischen Ökonomik IV. Evolutorische Makroökonomik, Nachhaltigkeit und Institutionenökonomik.

Transitions towards sustainable food systems

Regulating the environment: Changing from constraint to gentle coercion

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