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US ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND REGULATION

ENVIRST/GEOG 439
과목 설명

Covers a broad cross-section of American environmental policy by focusing on specific statutes and policy arenas. Surveys the basic elements of American environmental policy and regulation with a particular focus on the specific people, sites and scales at which environmental decision-making happens through primary-source case material. Maintains a dual focus on (a) the legal and regulatory aspects of environmental regulation and (b) the specific geographic and social features of actual cases in which regulations and policy are used. Understanding environmental outcomes in a complex society depends on observing both the structure of regulations and the geographic and social context in which such regulations emerge.

선수과목

Sophomore standing

충족 요건
학점

미보고

개설 시기

미보고

평점
3.77

7.67% 과거 데이터 대비

수료율
100%

5.05% 과거 데이터 대비

A 비율
75.61%

22.22% 과거 데이터 대비

학급 규모
41

10.81% 과거 데이터 대비

Cumulative Grade Distribution

강사 (2026 Summr)

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유사 과목

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND PRACTICE

LAW 989

Presents environmental statutes, cases, and regulations, and discusses their implementation. Focuses on both law and practice. Provides a survey of substantive environmental law and their application in permitting, commercial transactions and enforcement.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

ENVIRST/GEOG 339

Examines major environmental conservation approaches in the U.S. and developing countries and how they are influenced by sociopolitical factors, cultural values and scientific understandings of nature. Historical and contemporary cases are explored with emphasis on biodiversity and climate change issues.

U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS AND PUBLIC POLICY

PUBAFFR 366

Public policies to protect natural resources and the environment are among the most important and controversial issues in local, state, and national government. Social science theories and methods help explain why and how American governments regulate the environment.

ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE: MARKETS, STATES AND NATURE

ENVIRST/GEOG 534

Covers real-world questions of how the environment is managed and governed through state policy, economics, and social institutions. Includes strategies within and outside of the formal institutions of government, and extends the discussion to the commodification of nature and the use of science to understand and govern the environment. Also includes case studies of environmental governance in water, carbon, species, and urban sustainability.

LAW AND ENVIRONMENT: HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES

ENVIRST/HISTORY/LEGALST 430

Explores environmental studies through a focus on law and legal history. Although its main concentration is on U.S. environmental law, the course will begin and end with broader historical and global perspectives. Topics include a survey of English, European, and early American legal approaches to land use, natural resources, and pollution through World War II as well as an examination of the development and practice of contemporary U.S. environmental law and consideration of the recent emergence of international environmental law.