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Volume 13, Supplement 1, Supplement 1/March 2004
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Enlarging EU Environments: Central and Eastern Europe from Transition to Accession
pp. 3-24(22)
Authors: Joann Carmin; Stacy Vandeveer

Environmental Protection in an Expanding European Community: Lessons from Past Accessions
pp. 27-51(25)
Author: Miranda Schreurs

Differential Effects of Enlargement on EU Environmental Governance
pp. 52-76(25)
Author: Ingmar Von Homeyer

Environmental Implications of Eastern Enlargement: The End of Progressive EU Environmental Policy?
pp. 77-95(19)
Authors: Petr Jehliâka; Andrew Tickle

EU Accession and Legal Change: Accomplishments and Challenges in the Czech Case
pp. 99-113(15)
Authors: Eva Kruzcaroníková

Europeanising Hungarian Waste Policies: Progress or Regression?
pp. 114-134(21)
Author: Zsuzsa Gille

EU Enlargement and Sustainable Rural Development in Central and Eastern Europe
pp. 135-152(18)
Authors: Andreas Beckmann; Henrik Dissing

Nuclear Power and EU Enlargement: The Case of Temelín
pp. 153-172(20)
Author: Regina Axelrod

Eurocratising Enlargement? EU Elites and NGO Participation in European Environmental Policy
pp. 175-193(19)
Author: Lars Hallstrom

Further up the Learning Curve: NGOs from Transition to Brussels
pp. 194-215(22)
Author: Ruth Greenspan Bell

Setting Agendas and Shaping Activism: EU Influence on Central and Eastern European Environmental Movements
pp. 216-233(18)
Author: Barbara Hicks

Environmental Pasts/Environmental Futures in Post-Socialist Europe
pp. 237-265(29)
Authors: Petr Pavlínek; John Pickles

Market Liberalisation and Sustainability in Transition: Turning Points and Trends in Central and Eastern Europe
pp. 266-289(24)
Authors: Sandra Archibald; Luana Banu; Zbigniew Bochniarz

EU Enlargement and the Environment: Six Challenges
pp. 290-311(22)
Author: John Kramer

Assessing Conventional Wisdom: Environmental Challenges and Opportunities beyond Eastern Accession
pp. 315-331(17)
Authors: Stacy Vandeveer; Joann Carmin

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