Environmental Management: Principles and practice

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Environmental Management
Environmental Management introduces the principles, practice and key policy issues
of this important topic, providing a comprehensive introduction and resource for
students and practitioners alike.
It draws together the common themes which run through the various areas of
application, which include: the precautionary principle; the ‘polluter-pays’ principle;
a multidisciplinary and anticipatory approach; the goal of sustainable development;
assessment of risks, hazards and impacts; and environmental stewardship. C.J.Barrow
explores how environmental management may be pursued by individuals, companies,
governments, NGOs and international bodies.
Environmental management is a broad and rapidly evolving discipline, and
this book highlights the subject’s core themes and principles.
C.J.Barrow is Senior Lecturer in the School of Social Sciences and International
Development of the University of Wales Swansea.

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Routledge Environmental Management Series
This important series presents a comprehensive introduction to the principles and
practices of environmental management across a wide range of fields. Introducing
the theories and practices fundamental to modern environmental management, the
series features a number of focused volumes to examine applications in specific
environments and topics, all offering a wealth of real-life examples and practical
guidance.
MANAGING ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
Andrew Farmer
COASTAL AND ESTUARINE MANAGEMENT
Peter W.French
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT IN PRACTICE
D.Owen Harrop and J.Ashley Nixon
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
Principles and practice
C.J.Barrow