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iiclr-17720	Bejesky, Robert	An Analytical Appraisal of Public Choice Value Shifts for Environmental Protection in the United States & Mexico	2001	38	.pdf	application/pdf	17195	726	34	Analytical Appraisal of Public Choice Value Shifts for Environmental Protection in the United States & (and) Mexico, An AN ANALYTICAL APPRAISAL OF PUBLIC CHOICE VALUE SHIFTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN THE UNITED STATES & MEXICO Robert Bejesky* I. INTRODUCTION This Article portrays the evolution of environmental protection institutions as symptomatic of value shifts in countries'-a position that incorporates the two dominant values that encompass the debate concerning sustainable development,2 depicts the balancing of fundamental populace desires, and explains why attaining a higher level of environmental protection in many countries has been and still remains so difficult. The theme assumes that domestic populace value shifts regarding the desired balance between economic development and environmental protection in democracies persuade politicians' preferences and concomitantly precipitate domestic environmental regulatory changes.	cache/iiclr-17720.pdf	txt/iiclr-17720.txt