Thomas Nielebock asked for WS perspectives on ozone treaties... not much out there, to toot my horn I wrote a piece in Sociological Inquiry 1996 about "Predicting Participation in Enviro Treaties: A World-System Analysis." Vol .66, no. 1. 38-57. There are now a lot of books like Swift's _Global Political Ecology_, Steven Yearley's _Sociology, Environmentalism, Globalization_, and several on how global enviro movements are affecting capitalism and global politics.
Good luck.
Timmons Roberts
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>together with colleagues of my institute I am preparing an IR course in
>which we want to analyze the Gulf war (1990/91), the international
>politics on the ozone layer and the European financial integration
>policy in the view of different schools of thought. If you have any
>information about an explanation in the view of the world system theory
>on the three mentioned topics (article or book) it would be grateful if
>you send me a short message.
>
>Thanks you your help.
>
>Thomas Nielebock
>
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And some like poor beasts are burdened down to breaking."
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