INTERGOVERNMENTALITY IN THE FORMULATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES: A LEGAL, POLITICAL AND INSTITUTIONAL APPROACH

Authors

  • Marta S. Juliá
  • Ma. Eugenia Pérez Cubero

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31054/2314.3061.v12.n1.35482

Keywords:

Intergovernmentality, Environmental federalism, Environmental policies, San Luis province

Abstract

This article is part of the research project PROICO UNSL 15- 1020 “Environmental Policy and Law” that is developed in the Faculty
of Economic, Legal and Social Sciences of the National University of San Luis, where we intend to describe and analyze environmental policies, national and provincial, in matters of protection of natural resources (parks, reserves, protected areas) and conflicts in their intergovernmentality. To do this, we address a general characterization of the state of affairs in relation to the notions of federalism and distribution of powers, which will allow us to delve into the specific objective in order to observe the protective legal figures at different scales, with special emphasis on the province of San Luis.

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Author Biographies

Marta S. Juliá

D. in Law and Social Sciences from the National University of Córdoba (UNC). Professor of Environmental and Natural Resources Law at the School of Economics, Law and Social Sciences of the National University of San Luis. Director of PROICO 15-1020.

Ma. Eugenia Pérez Cubero

PhD in Political Science (CEA-UNC). Postdoctoral fellow CONICET. Adjunct Professor in Environmental and Natural Resources Law at the School of Economics, Law and Social Sciences, Universidad Nacional de San Luis. Co-Director of PROICO 15-1020. Director of the Interdisciplinary Center for Research and Linkage in Environmental Studies.

Published

2021-11-09

How to Cite

Juliá, M. S. ., & Pérez Cubero, M. E. . (2021). INTERGOVERNMENTALITY IN THE FORMULATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES: A LEGAL, POLITICAL AND INSTITUTIONAL APPROACH. Revista De La Facultad De Derecho, 12(1), 107–132. https://doi.org/10.31054/2314.3061.v12.n1.35482

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Doctrine and research