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DUKE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & POLICY FORUM | |||||
| Volume IX | Fall 1998 | Number 1 | |||
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The Rents of Nature: Special Interests and the Puzzle of Environmental Legislation | |||||
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| In Memoriam | |||||
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| Editor's Note | i | ||||
Foreword | |||||
| The Puzzle of Environmental Politics | Frank B. Cross and Jonathan Baert Wiener | 1 | |||
The Political Origins of Modern Environmental Law | |||||
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| Environmental Legislation and the Problem of Collective Action | Robert V. Percival | 9 | |||
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| Rational Choice Versus Republican Moment Explanations for Environmental Laws, 1969-73 | Christopher H. Schroeder | 29 | |||
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| Self-Interest, Politics and the Environment -- A Response to Professor Schroeder | Donald T. Hornstein | 61 | |||
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| Strange Bedfellows Make Normal Politics: An Essay | R. Shep Melnick | 75 | |||
The Politics of Subsequent Environmental Legislation | |||||
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| The Legislation of Unintended Consequences | Rena I. Steinzor | 95 | |||
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| The Failure of Risk Reform Legislation in the 104th Congress | Marc Landy and Kyle D. Dell | 113 | |||
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| Pangloss Was Right: Reforming Congress Is Useless, Expensive, or Harmful | Michael C. Munger | 133 | |||
