Green Growth is not only about the market

Mikkel Funder

Green Growth is not only about the market

Mikkel Funder

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Abstract

How can African countries reconcile economic growth with environmental concerns? The answer is said to be “Green Growth”. But the debate on Green Growth tends to focus on economic instruments. That’s not enough. Traditional forms of environmental regulation may seem old-fashioned, but we still need them.

Original language	English
Publication date	18 Oct 2013
Publisher	Danish Institute for International Studies
Publication status	Published - 18 Oct 2013

Series	DIIS Comment

Keywords

Environment
Development

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http://www.diis.dk/node/5529

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