1. Imran Akram Advocate High Courts of Pakistan Faculty Member University law College, Lahore Pakistan Imran.akram@pulc.edu.pk

2.  The Perspective  Revisiting the Idea of Good Governance  Some thoughts on Environmental Administration  Civil Society: What is expected  Looking into the Future: Reshaping the Environmental Policy

3.  Rapid Environmental Change  Vulnerable Regions and their stresses  Poverty  Food Shortage  Unequal Access to Resources  Weak institutions  Challenge  North-South Divide

4.  Good governance and Development  Theoretical formulations, policy prescriptions and conceptualisation- Differences  Centrality of political institutions and organisations  Problems of Public Institutions to render a policy effectively and to implement a law

5.  The role of special enforcement Agencies  Trust in Administrative Agencies- Public Perception  Legitimacy of Public Institutions  Ethics and Public Administration  ``Judgement Misguided``  Transparency and Accountability  Corruption  Concept of Integrated Public Governance

6.  Implementation of law- classical view  Moral Intuitions and compliance  Factors affecting human response  Frequency and severity of the problem  Past experience  Goals and attitudes  Social Pressures- Actor of change  Actors in the civil Society and their role  Education for change in behaviour and attitude- A priority solution

7.  A complex and multidimensional issue  “Motivation Aporia”  Psychological gap between the acceptance of a rule and its compliance  Relevance of Ethical theories on Compliance  Negotiation vs. Confrontation  Enforcement vs. management  Information richness for a successful regulatory system  A hungry stomach can’t sing a hymn

8. Imran Akram Advocate High Courts of Pakistan Faculty Member University law College, Lahore Pakistan Imran.akram@pulc.edu.pk