SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
  ENVIRONMENTAL ENFORCEMENT

Table of Contents - Volume 1

Theme #1: Context for Enforcement

1.            Principles of Environmental Enforcement, C. Wasserman 2.            Membership of the EEC: What it Means for Environmental Requirements and Enforcement, R. Macrory 3.            The Implementation of Environmental Laws by the European Economic Communities, L. Kramer 4.            Environmental Enforcement in Central and Eastern Europe in Transition, W. Beblo 5.            Environmental Enforcement in Hungary - Today and Tomorrow, G. Bandi

Theme #2: Designing Enforceable Environmental Requirements

6.         Developing Enforceable Environmental Regulations and Permits, S. Fulton and E. Gilberg 7.            Swedish System of Integrated Permitting - Whether it Enhances Compliance and Enforceability, L. Sverndal 8.            Compliance and Enforcement Strategies in East Germany - Saxony as an Example, D. Angst 9.            A Clear Approach Gives Full Compliance, H. de Vrie 10.         Information Campaigns Benefit Enforcement of Environmental Laws, J. van Ekeren and M. van der Voet (additional paper) 11.         Alternative Organizational Structures for a Compliance and Enforcement Program, W. Eichbaum

Theme #3: Developing an Effective Compliance Monitoring Capability (e.g. Inspection Capability)

12.         Developing an Effective Compliance Monitoring Capability, M. Bierman and Beukema toe Water 13.         Integrated Licensing, Implementation and Compliance Monitoring in Developing Countries, J. Aloisi de Larderel 14.         Compliance Monitoring in Norway, G. Rodland 15.         U.S. Experience and Differences Between Civil and Criminal Investigations and Use of Central Elite Force to Supplement Local Inspectors, C. Wills and D. Gipe 16.         UK Experience in Establishing and Inspectorate for Integrated Pollution Regulation, J. Handyside 17.        Compliance Monitoring in Poland: Current Status and Development, J. Jendroska 18.         The Enforcement of the State Policy of the CSFR on the Field of the Montreal Protocol, M. Kotaska and V. Rehacek (additional paper)

Theme #4: Developing Authorities and Legal  Enforcement Capabilities to Respond to Violations

19.         Developing Authorities and Legal Enforcement Capabilities, V. O'Meara 20.         The Public Prosecutor Office of Hungary and its Development, S. Fulop 21.         Developing Effective Enforcement Programs at the State Level, L. Paddock 22.         System to Supervise Environmental Duties and to Pursuit Infringements Taking Clean Air Management as Example, M. Putz 23.         Environmental Enforcement by Municipalities in the Netherlands, P. Dordregter 24.         Choosing among Criminal, Civil Judicial and Administrative Enforcement Options, D. van Zeben and M. Mulkey (additional paper) 25.         The Environmental Prosecutor: The Experience of a "Central Command" Theory of Environmental Enforcement, S. Madonna 26.         The Application of Criminal law Instrument in the Environmental Law Enforcement, A. Hamzah and R. Surachman (additional paper)

Theme #5: Economic Development and Ownership Issues

27.         Enforcement of Canadian Laws of Environmental Protection as Applied to Federal Facilities, P. Cuillerier 28.        The Ecological Semaphores for Fourteen Paths of Ownership Changes in Poland, P. Syryczynski 29.         Enforcing the Law at Government Owned or Operated Facilities, A. Homonnay 30.         The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Integrated Compliance by the Federal Government, T. McCall 31.         Civil Enfocement: Paying for the past, H. von Meijenfeldt 32.          Privatization as an Opportunity to enhance Compliance - Poland's Perspective, S. Wajda

Theme #6:  Applications to a Particular Environmental Problem: Solid and Hazardous Waste
	33.         Polish Prohibition of Waste Import, W. Radecki 34.         Some Information on Enforcement concerning Solid and Hazardous Wastes Disposal in Czechslovakia, K. Velek 35.          Results of Three Years of Enforcement of Regulations on Transboundary Shipments of Hazardous Waste in The Netherlands, M. Fokke-Baggen (additional paper)

Theme #7:  Public Disclosure and Citizens' Role in Enforcement

36.         The Role of Citizens in Environmental Enforcement, E. Roberts, J. Dobbins,and M. Bowman 37.         Citizens Role in Enforcement: a Spur, a Supplement and a Substitute, R. Hallo 38.         Citizen Participation in U.S. Environmental Enforcement, R. Van Heuvelen and L. Breggin 39.         From Public Disclosure to Public Accountability: What Impact will it have on Compliance, F. Irwin 40.         Disclosure of Environmental Information and Enforcement of Environmental Law in Flanders: The Complementary Role of Governmental Authorities and NGO's, R. de Baere 41.          Use of Public Disclosure in Environmental Protection Programs to Enhance Compliance and Change Behavior in the United States, P. Keough and N. Willard

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