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The Ethics of Japan's Global Environmental Policy: The conflict between principles and practice / Edition 1

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The Ethics of Japan's Global Environmental Policy: The conflict between principles and practice / Edition 1
The Ethics of Japan's Global Environmental Policy: The conflict between principles and practice / Edition 1

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The Ethics of Japan's Global Environmental Policy: The conflict between principles and practice / Edition 1

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Kagawa-Fox’s discussions show that in spite of the positive contributions that Japan has made towards the global environment, the government has failed to show a corresponding moral obligation to the world ecology in its environmental policy. The book argues that this is a result of the integrity of the policies having been compromised by vested interests and that Japanese business and politics ensure that the policies are primarily focused on maintaining sustainable economic growth. Whilst Japan's global environmental initiatives are the key to its economic survival in the 21 century, and these initiatives may achieve their aims, they do however fail the Japanese code of environmental ethics. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in Environmental Studies, Environmental Policy and Ethics, Japanese Politics and Japanese Culture and Society.

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