Innovation-oriented environmental regulation : theoretical approaches and empirical analysis

Jens Hemmelskamp · Klaus Rennings · Fabio Leone

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K. Rennings, J. Hemmelskamp, F. Leone: Introduction.- Part I: Theoretical Approaches towards a Framework of Environmental Regulation and Innovation: R.U. Ayres: On Green Technology: A Framework for Evaluation.- C. Stevens: OECD Programme on Technology and Sustainable Development.- R. Kemp, K. Smith, G. Becher: How Should We Study the Relationship between Environmental Regulation and Innovation? N.A. Ashford: An Innovation-Based Strategy for a Sustainable Environment.- U. Lehr, K. Lobbe: The Joint Project Impacts of Environmental Policy.- M. Janicke, J. Blazejczak, D. Edler, J. Hemmelskamp: Environmental Policy and Innovation: an International Comparison of Policy Frameworks and Innovation Effects.- S. Faucheux: Environmental Policy and Technological Change: Towards Deliberative Governance.- Part II: International Case Studies on Environmental Regulations and Innovations: J. Blazejczak, D. Edler: Elements of Innovation-friendly Policy Regimes - An International Comparative Study for the Paper Industry.- V. Norberg-Bohm: Technology Commercialization and Environmental Regulation: Lessons from the U.S. Energy Sector.- U. Lehr: The Example of the Thermal Insulation in Germany.- R. Zoboli: Environmental Regulation and Innovation in the End-of-Life Vehicle Sector.- Part III: Econometric and Modelling Studies on the Impact of Regulation on Environmental Innovation: C. Carraro: Environmental Technological Innovation and Diffusion: Model Analysis.- F. Duchin: Reducing Pressures on the Environment: Forward-Looking Solutions and the Role of Formal Models.- J. Hemmelskamp: Environmental Taxes and Standards: An Empirical Analysis of the Impact on Innovation.- T. Cleff, K. Rennings: Determinants of Environmental Product and Process Innovation - Evidence from the Mannheim Innovation Panel and a Follow-Up Telephone Survey.-

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