Авторы: Рубель О.Е.
Год: 2009
Выпуск: 08
Страницы: 54-60
Аннотация
В работе представлены институционально-экономические стратегии развития морской транспортной экополитики на основе теории экономико-экологичсекого институционализма. Даны конкретные рекомендации по вопросом экологизации транспортной политики Черноморского региона в контексте европейской интеграции.
Теги: водный транспорт; екологизация; институционализм; Черное море
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