Environmental Controls In Vietnam
Environmental Controls In Vietnam
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越南的环境控制
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1999
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K. Akers
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作者:
T. Bryant;K. Akers
This Article provides a critique of the post?1992 Vietnamese legislative regime on environmental protection. In particular, it outlines the policy background and governmental administrative framework behind this regime; gives a detailed analysis of the environmental impact evaluation procedures; analyzes various compliance mechanisms such as warnings, fines, compensation, and rectification; and examines preventative mechanisms of a nonlegal kind, such as training, manpower, and public education. In addition to examining the logic, coverage, and clarity of the legislation itself, there is anattempt to use several nonlegal criteria?such as relative pollution levels?to critically evaluate the efficacy, or otherwise, of this legislative regime. Various nonlegal issues?like the after effects of various Vietnam wars?are cited as impediments to any potential efficacy of this regime. Despite the ambitious nature of these environmental controls, the authors are guarded in their prognosis of the likely future success of these controls due to factors such as a past culture of nepotism and excessive bureaucracy, plus a lack of adequate funding, expertise, training, and manpower.