Transnational law and mulit-level governance impact on the role of the state in developing countries: the EU FLEGT programme and FLEGT 2010 regulation in Vietnam

Karin Buhmann; Iben Nathan

Transnational law and mulit-level governance impact on the role of the state in developing countries: the EU FLEGT programme and FLEGT 2010 regulation in Vietnam

Original language	English
Publication date	2010
Number of pages	32
Publication status	Published - 2010
Event	New forms of governance and law in Multi-Level Governance: The role of the state between international, transnational, national and sub-national governance of sustainable forestry - Copenhagen, Denmark Duration: 15 Dec 2010 → …

Workshop

Workshop	New forms of governance and law in Multi-Level Governance: The role of the state between international, transnational, national and sub-national governance of sustainable forestry
Country/Territory	Denmark
City	Copenhagen
Period	15/12/2010 → …
Other	Held at Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Copenhagen

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Buhmann, K., & Nathan, I. (2010). Transnational law and mulit-level governance impact on the role of the state in developing countries: the EU FLEGT programme and FLEGT 2010 regulation in Vietnam. Paper presented at New forms of governance and law in Multi-Level Governance: The role of the state between international, transnational, national and sub-national governance of sustainable forestry, Copenhagen, Denmark.

Transnational law and mulit-level governance impact on the role of the state in developing countries: the EU FLEGT programme and FLEGT 2010 regulation in Vietnam. / Buhmann, Karin; Nathan, Iben.
2010. Paper presented at New forms of governance and law in Multi-Level Governance: The role of the state between international, transnational, national and sub-national governance of sustainable forestry, Copenhagen, Denmark.

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Buhmann, K & Nathan, I 2010, 'Transnational law and mulit-level governance impact on the role of the state in developing countries: the EU FLEGT programme and FLEGT 2010 regulation in Vietnam', Paper presented at New forms of governance and law in Multi-Level Governance: The role of the state between international, transnational, national and sub-national governance of sustainable forestry, Copenhagen, Denmark, 15/12/2010.

Buhmann K, Nathan I. Transnational law and mulit-level governance impact on the role of the state in developing countries: the EU FLEGT programme and FLEGT 2010 regulation in Vietnam. 2010. Paper presented at New forms of governance and law in Multi-Level Governance: The role of the state between international, transnational, national and sub-national governance of sustainable forestry, Copenhagen, Denmark.

Buhmann, Karin ; Nathan, Iben. / Transnational law and mulit-level governance impact on the role of the state in developing countries : the EU FLEGT programme and FLEGT 2010 regulation in Vietnam. Paper presented at New forms of governance and law in Multi-Level Governance: The role of the state between international, transnational, national and sub-national governance of sustainable forestry, Copenhagen, Denmark.32 p.

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