From jiwlp@pacbell.net Thu May 9 00:58:52 2002 Received: from mailscan1.cac.washington.edu (mailscan1.cac.washington.edu [140.142.32.16]) by lists.u.washington.edu (8.12.1+UW01.12/8.12.1+UW02.01) with SMTP id g497wnw3024566 for ; Thu, 9 May 2002 00:58:49 -0700 Received: FROM mxu3.u.washington.edu BY mailscan1.cac.washington.edu ; Thu May 09 00:58:49 2002 -0700 Received: from mta5.snfc21.pbi.net (mta5.snfc21.pbi.net [206.13.28.241]) by mxu3.u.washington.edu (8.12.1+UW01.12/8.12.1+UW02.01) with ESMTP id g497wnre028195 for ; Thu, 9 May 2002 00:58:49 -0700 Received: from wil ([64.175.232.238]) by mta5.snfc21.pbi.net (iPlanet Messaging Server 5.1 (built May 7 2001)) with ESMTP id <0GVU00MEF3HXAP@mta5.snfc21.pbi.net> for consbio@u.washington.edu; Thu, 09 May 2002 00:58:48 -0700 (PDT) Date: Thu, 09 May 2002 00:58:16 -0700 From: JIWLP Subject: FW: European environmental foreign policy-call for paper proposals To: jiwlp@pacbell.net Reply-to: jiwlp@pacbell.net Message-id: <01db01c1f72f$46f54fd0$eee8af40@wil> MIME-version: 1.0 X-MIMEOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2600.0000 X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook, Build 10.0.2627 Content-type: multipart/alternative; boundary="Boundary_(ID_abhbr3WZI0zjzH3Z9qTSNQ)" X-Priority: 3 (Normal) X-MSMail-priority: Normal This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --Boundary_(ID_abhbr3WZI0zjzH3Z9qTSNQ) Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT If interested, please respond directly to the Editor of this series, Paul Harris, contact information listed below. William C.G. Burns, Editor-in-Chief Journal of International Wildlife Law & Policy 1702 Arlington Blvd. El Cerrito, CA 94530 USA Ph: 650.281.9126 Fax: 801.838.4710 jiwlp@pacbell.net http://www.jiwlp.com _______________________________________ -----Original Message----- From: P. Harris [mailto:pharris@ln.edu.hk] Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 12:49 AM To: jiwlp@pacbell.net Subject: European environmental foreign policy-call for paper proposals PLEASE FORWARD TO INTERESTED PERSONS AND RELEVANT EMAIL LISTS CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS *Environmental Change and European Foreign Policy *Global Warming/Climate Change and European Union Foreign Policy THE PROJECT ON ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND FOREIGN POLICY, PHASE II: EUROPE AND THE EUROPEAN UNION The Project on Environmental Change and Foreign Policy began in early 1998. The objectives of the Project are to better understand the role of foreign policy processes in international efforts to address adverse environmental changes at the local, regional, and global levels; to analyze the actors and institutions - both domestic and international - that constrain and shape national actions on environmental issues; to show how environmental changes influence foreign policy processes; and to critically assess environmental foreign policies. Other objectives of the Project are to "test the waters" of research in this field; to showcase research that has not been forced into traditional empirical, epistemological or ontological boxes, in the expectation that new areas and issues will be illuminated; to give insight to governmental and non-governmental practitioners and activists that may improve their understanding of environmental issues in foreign policy; to showcase these ideas where they might have some positive effect on policy making and scholarship; and to enlighten students and laypersons interested in environmental protection, international affairs, and foreign policy. To date, over 60 scholars, many of them internationally acclaimed, have contributed to the Project and its publications. Phase I of the Project on Environmental Change and Foreign Policy examined the United States. Three books resulted from this phase of the Project: CLIMATE CHANGE AND AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY (St. Martin's Press, 2000), THE ENVIRONMENT, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, AND U.S. FOREIGN POLICY (Georgetown University Press, 2001), and INTERNATIONAL EQUITY AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS: POWER AND PRINCIPLES IN U.S. FOREIGN POLICY (Ashgate Press, 2001). Phase II of the Project is dedicated to environmental change and foreign policy in East Asia. Three books have emanated from this stage of the Project: INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL COOPERATION: POLITICS AND DIPLOMACY IN PACIFIC ASIA (University Press of Colorado, forthcoming late 2002), CONFRONTING ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE: ECO-POLITICS AND FOREIGN POLICY IN EAST AND SOUTHEAST ASIA (forthcoming), and GLOBAL WARMING AND EAST ASIA: THE DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE (forthcoming). CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS FOR PHASE III *Environmental Change and European Foreign Policy *Global Warming/Climate Change and European Union Foreign Policy Chapter proposals are invited for contributions to Phase III of the Project, which will be dedicated to understanding the role of foreign policy processes in shaping European and EU responses to environmental change. PHASE III: ENVIRONMENTAL FOREIGN POLICY IN EUROPE AND THE EUROPEAN UNION We are seeking scholars conducting work in environmental foreign policy and/or international environmental politics in the European and/or EU. A group of papers will be brought together into what we expect will be two books: One book on Environmental Change and EUROPEAN Foreign Policy and a more focused book on GLOBAL WARMING/CLIMATE CHANGE AND EU FOREIGN POLICY. We hope that Phase III of the Project will also result in conference papers and collaboration among participating scholars. We welcome proposals on (for example) specific environmental foreign policies of individual countries (e.g., those on environmental resources, regional air pollution, environmental aid, fisheries, etc.), the environmental foreign policies of a group of European states, and foreign policies of European states or (for a dedicated book) the EU regarding global warming/climate change. All chapters accepted for inclusion in the Project should be explicit about exploring the role of foreign policy processes and actors as variables in national responses to environmental changes and/or international environmental cooperation. We are particularly interested in chapters that get "inside" states to better understand how foreign policy process intentionally or inadvertently shape national behavior. Chapters should state the practical implications of what has been said, for example pointing to the relevance of the research findings for policymakers, practitioners, stakeholders, nongovernmental organizations and/or other civil society actors. We want these books to have scholarly, academic AND practical significance. Chapters will also be expected to briefly review relevant theory and discuss the theoretical implications of the research described. If you are conducting work (or have already written) in this area and would like to propose a chapter for books in Phase III of the Project on Environmental Change and Foreign Policy, please contact the Project Director, Paul G. Harris at: pharris@ln.edu.hk. (As in the first two phases, we expect all correspondence and exchange of papers to be conducted via e-mail.) DEADLINES If you would like to have your work considered for inclusion in this Project, please send a proposal to Dr. Harris (pharris@ln.edu.hk) by 15 August 2002 (for those proposals that are accepted, completed chapters for full consideration and possible external review will be due in January 2003). PROPOSALS Please include the following information in your proposal: Name Title Institutional affiliation Email address/addresses Telephone Fax Postal Address 1-2 page summary of your proposed chapter, including the primary research question(s) and a summary of what your paper will say about environmental foreign policy in Europe. NOTE Authors who are included in the Project should expect their work to be peer reviewed, be willing to revise their work bearing in mind the editor's and external referees' comments, and provide updated contact information to the Project Director until final publication of the relevant book. This process could be protracted given the exigencies of external review (and the often glacial pace of publishers). (Of course, there can be no guarantee that papers will be published until agreement is reached with publishers.) CONTACT INFORMATION FOR THE PROJECT Chapter proposals and/or questions should be sent by 15 August 2002 to the Project Director, Dr. Paul G. Harris, via email: pharris@ln.edu.hk POSTAL ADDRESS (please note that correspondence for those involved in the Project will be via email): Dr. Paul G. Harris Associate Professor Project on Environmental Change & Foreign Policy Department of Politics Lingnan University Tuen Mun HONG KONG Tel: (852) 2616 7199 Fax: (852) 2891 7940 Email: pharris@ln.edu.hk [Dr. Harris is also affiliated with London Guildhall University. However, please send proposals and questions regarding this phase of the Project to his Hong Kong address.] Books from the Project on Environmental Change and Foreign Policy: CLIMATE CHANGE AND AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY (St. Martin's Press/Palgrave). http://www.palgrave-usa.com/catalogue/catalogue.asp?Title_Id=0-312-23341 -8 http://www.palgrave.com/catalogue/catalogue.asp?Title_Id=0333946871 THE ENVIRONMENT, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, AND U.S. FOREIGN POLICY (Georgetown University Press). http://www.georgetown.edu/publications/gup/nrt/nrt_psppia_harris.html [Now available in paperback.] INTERNATIONAL EQUITY AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS: POWER AND PRINCIPLES IN U.S. FOREIGN POLICY (Ashgate) http://www.ashgate.com/ Look for our next book, to be published this autumn: INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL COOPERATION: POLITICS AND DIPLOMACY IN PACIFIC ASIA (University Press of Colorado) --Boundary_(ID_abhbr3WZI0zjzH3Z9qTSNQ) Content-type: text/html; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT

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William C.G. Burns, Editor-in-Chief
Journal of International Wildlife Law & Policy
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El Cerrito, CA 94530 USA
Ph: 650.281.9126
Fax: 801.838.4710

jiwlp@pacbell.net
http://www.jiwlp.com

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-----Original Message-----
From: P. Harris [mailto:pharris@ln.edu.hk]
Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 12:49 AM
To: jiwlp@pacbell.net
Subject: European environmental foreign policy-call for paper proposals

 


PLEASE FORWARD TO INTERESTED PERSONS AND RELEVANT EMAIL LISTS

CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS
*Environmental Change and European Foreign Policy
*Global Warming/Climate Change and European Union Foreign Policy

THE PROJECT ON ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND FOREIGN POLICY,
PHASE II: EUROPE AND THE EUROPEAN UNION
The Project on Environmental Change and Foreign Policy began in early 1998. The objectives of the Project are to better understand the role of foreign policy processes in international efforts to address adverse environmental changes at the local, regional, and global levels; to analyze the actors and institutions - both domestic and international - that constrain and shape national actions on environmental issues; to show how environmental changes influence foreign policy processes; and to critically assess environmental foreign policies. Other objectives of the Project are to "test the waters" of research in this field; to showcase research that has not been forced into traditional empirical, epistemological or ontological boxes, in the expectation that new areas and issues will be illuminated; to give insight to governmental and non-governmental practitioners and activists that may improve their understanding of environmental issues in foreign policy; to showcase these ideas where they might have some positive effect on policy making and scholarship; and to enlighten students and laypersons interested in environmental protection, international affairs, and foreign policy.

To date, over 60 scholars, many of them internationally acclaimed, have contributed to the Project and its publications.

Phase I of the Project on Environmental Change and Foreign Policy examined the United States. Three books resulted from this phase of the Project: CLIMATE CHANGE AND AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY (St. Martin's Press, 2000), THE ENVIRONMENT, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, AND U.S. FOREIGN POLICY (Georgetown University Press, 2001), and INTERNATIONAL EQUITY AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS: POWER AND PRINCIPLES IN U.S. FOREIGN POLICY (Ashgate Press, 2001).

Phase II of the Project is dedicated to environmental change and foreign policy in East Asia. Three books have emanated from this stage of the Project: INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL COOPERATION: POLITICS AND DIPLOMACY IN PACIFIC ASIA (University Press of Colorado, forthcoming late 2002), CONFRONTING ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE: ECO-POLITICS AND FOREIGN POLICY IN EAST AND SOUTHEAST ASIA (forthcoming), and GLOBAL WARMING AND EAST ASIA: THE DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE (forthcoming).

CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS FOR PHASE III
*Environmental Change and European Foreign Policy
*Global Warming/Climate Change and European Union Foreign Policy

Chapter proposals are invited for contributions to Phase III of the Project, which will be dedicated to understanding the role of foreign policy processes in shaping European and EU responses to environmental change.

PHASE III: ENVIRONMENTAL FOREIGN POLICY IN EUROPE AND THE EUROPEAN UNION
We are seeking scholars conducting work in environmental foreign policy and/or international environmental politics in the European and/or EU.

A group of papers will be brought together into what we expect will be two books: One book on Environmental Change and EUROPEAN Foreign Policy and a more focused book on GLOBAL WARMING/CLIMATE CHANGE AND EU FOREIGN POLICY. We hope that Phase III of the Project will also result in conference papers and collaboration among participating scholars.

We welcome proposals on (for example) specific environmental foreign policies of individual countries (e.g., those on environmental resources, regional air pollution, environmental aid, fisheries, etc.), the environmental foreign policies of a group of European states, and foreign policies of European states or (for a dedicated book) the EU regarding global warming/climate change.

All chapters accepted for inclusion in the Project should be explicit about exploring the role of foreign policy processes and actors as variables in national responses to environmental changes and/or international environmental cooperation. We are particularly interested in chapters that get "inside" states to better understand how foreign policy process intentionally or inadvertently shape national behavior. Chapters should state the practical implications of what has been said, for example pointing to the relevance of the research findings for policymakers, practitioners, stakeholders, nongovernmental organizations and/or other civil society actors. We want these books to have scholarly, academic AND practical significance. Chapters will also be expected to briefly review relevant theory and discuss the theoretical implications of the research described.

If you are conducting work (or have already written) in this area and would like to propose a chapter for books in Phase III of the Project on Environmental Change and Foreign Policy, please contact the Project Director, Paul G. Harris at: pharris@ln.edu.hk. (As in the first two phases, we expect all correspondence and exchange of papers to be conducted via e-mail.)

DEADLINES
If you would like to have your work considered for inclusion in this Project, please send a proposal to Dr. Harris (pharris@ln.edu.hk) by 15 August 2002 (for those proposals that are accepted, completed chapters for full consideration and possible external review will be due in January 2003).

PROPOSALS
Please include the following information in your proposal:

Name

Title

Institutional affiliation

Email address/addresses

Telephone

Fax

Postal Address

1-2 page summary of your proposed chapter, including the primary research question(s) and a summary of what your paper will say about environmental foreign policy in Europe.


NOTE
Authors who are included in the Project should expect their work to be peer reviewed, be willing to revise their work bearing in mind the editor's and external referees' comments, and provide updated contact information to the Project Director until final publication of the relevant book. This process could be protracted given the exigencies of external review (and the often glacial pace of publishers). (Of course, there can be no guarantee that papers will be published until agreement is reached with publishers.)

CONTACT INFORMATION FOR THE PROJECT
Chapter proposals and/or questions should be sent by 15 August 2002 to the Project Director, Dr. Paul G. Harris, via email: pharris@ln.edu.hk

POSTAL ADDRESS (please note that correspondence for those involved in the Project will be via email):

Dr. Paul G. Harris
Associate Professor
Project on Environmental Change & Foreign Policy
Department of Politics
Lingnan University
Tuen Mun
HONG KONG

Tel: (852) 2616 7199
Fax: (852) 2891 7940
Email: pharris@ln.edu.hk

[Dr. Harris is also affiliated with London Guildhall University. However, please send proposals and questions regarding this phase of the Project to his Hong Kong address.]


Books from the Project on Environmental Change and Foreign Policy:

CLIMATE CHANGE AND AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
(St. Martin's Press/Palgrave).
http://www.palgrave-usa.com/catalogue/catalogue.asp?Title_Id=0-312-23341-8
http://www.palgrave.com/catalogue/catalogue.asp?Title_Id=0333946871

THE ENVIRONMENT, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, AND
U.S. FOREIGN POLICY (Georgetown University Press).
http://www.georgetown.edu/publications/gup/nrt/nrt_psppia_harris.html
[Now available in paperback.]

INTERNATIONAL EQUITY AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL
POLITICS: POWER AND PRINCIPLES IN U.S. FOREIGN
POLICY (Ashgate)
http://www.ashgate.com/

Look for our next book, to be published this autumn:
INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL COOPERATION:
POLITICS AND DIPLOMACY IN PACIFIC ASIA
(University Press of Colorado)

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