Policing Pollution: A Study of Regulation and Enforcement

Genevra Richardson · Paul Burrows · Anthony I. Ogus

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Regulation and Compliance Studies Administrative Law and Governance Law, Economics, and Judicial Systems

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Why do governments intervene in the affairs of business? Is the use of the criminal sanction an appropriate means of persuading industry to comply with governmental controls? This book first considers these questions at a general level and then examines them with a particular regard to government controls of the environment.

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