The role of collaborative planning in environmental management:
the North American experience.
Environmental and natural resource planning is in the midst of a
fundamental change. The demands of "wicked problems"
characterized by complexity and uncertainty--combined with the growing
conflict . . .
Preface.(environmental management)
Resource and environmental management are increasingly
characterized by conflict among competing stakeholders over the use of
scarce resources. Traditional planning models based on . . .
Just and Lasting Change: When Communities Own Their Futures.(Book
Review)
Daniel Taylor-Ide and Carl E. Taylor with Mabelle and Raj Arole,
Abhay and Rani Bang, Zeng DongLu, Patricia Paredes, Robert Parker, Jac
Smit, Betsy Taylor, Henry Taylor, and Miriam Were. 2002. . . .
The Politics of the Environment: Ideas, Activism, Policy.(Book
Review)
Neil Carter. 2002. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. ISBN 0
521 470374 (hc) ISBN 0 521 46994 5 (pb), approx. $105 (Hardcover), $35
(Soft cover) 361 pp.
The Politics of the Environment . . .
Themes, entangled simplicity, confounded.(Commentaries)
Challenging the received paradigm of environmental management is
the dominant theme weaving through these paired issues of Environments.
In the first issue--Managerial Ecology: Contestation and . . .
Lessons for an emerging
paradigm.(Commentaries)(Editorial)
It is an honor to have been invited to comment on this special
issue of Environments. Born two years after the first United
Nations' Conference on the Human Environment, mine is perhaps the
first . . .
Challenging old models of knowledge and learning: new
perspectives for participation in environmental management and
planning.
Abstract
What one 'knows' is relative to and affected by
one's values, assumptions and perspectives; in addition, learning
and teaching occur in a social and cultural context. These . . .
Post-normal governance: an emerging counter-proposal.
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to attempt to bring together three
bodies of interrelated thought (complexity, governance and civics) in
order to begin to develop the concept of post-normal . . .
Aboriginal forestry in New Brunswick: conflicting paradigms
(1).
Abstract
The participation of First Nations in New Brunswick forestry
involves complex issues, many of which stem from Aboriginal and
Euro-Canadian epistemological constructions of natural . . .
The flux of trust: caribou co-management in Northern
Canada.
Abstract
There is a presumption that the primary goal of creating
alternative resource management systems is to increase the efficiency of
the management decisions made. However, changing the . . .
Indigenous lands management, cultural landscapes and Anishinaabe
people of Shoal Lake, Northwestern Ontario, Canada.
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to generate a dynamic description of
cultural landscapes that moves current thinking beyond cultural
landscapes as artifacts that are considered to be final . . .
Alternatives to conventional management: lessons from small-scale
fisheries.
Abstract
Based on long-term research on community-based resource management,
and using small-scale fisheries as an example, alternatives to
conventional management may be characterized by: a . . .
Theme issue introduction: moving beyond managerial ecology:
counterproposals.
This is the second of two theme issues of Environments exploring
managerial ecology. The previous issue--Managerial Ecology: Contestation
and Critique (Bavington and Slocombe 2002)--explored the . . .
Editorial.(Editorial)
This is the second volume in a two part series on Managerial
Ecology. The first volume explored the meaning of managerial ecology;
it's political, social, economic and moral importance; and . . .
Contemporary Perspectives on Tourism.(Book Review)
Wall, G. ed. 2001. University of Waterloo, Department of Geography
Publication Series, Waterloo, ON. ISBN 0-921088-63-7 (paper) $25.00. 304
pp.
Reviewed by Suzanne Dobson, Dept. of Geography and . . .
Environmental Foresight and Models: A Manifesto. .(Book
Review)
Beck M B (Ed). 2002. Oxford: Elsevier Science. US$120.00. ISBN
0-080-44086-X (hardback) 473 pages.
Reviewed by: Shivanand Balram, Department of Geography, Simon
Fraser University, 8888 University . . .
Solidarity in the woods: redwood summer and alliances among
radical ecology and timber workers. .
Abstract
Relations between radical environmentalists and resource workers
have been marked by dramatic, at times violent, conflict. Such conflict
has presented a persistent obstacle to attempts . . .
Two classical concepts of nature revisited.(The theoretical and
managerial approaches to ecology; Marxism and the philosophical
The articles in this theme issue on managerial ecology were written
by graduate students who, in line with the theme, offer critiques of the
theoretical and managerial approaches to ecology that . . .
Management and ignorance.(Column)
It is no exaggeration to say that "modernity" has
suffered the death of a thousand cuts over the last few decades. Few who
spend much time thinking about how history instructs the present have
any . . .
Managerial ecology: Zygmunt Bauman and the gardening culture of
modernity.
Abstract:
Certain lines of inquiry raised by the philosopher-sociologist
Zygmunt Bauman are germane to critical perspectives on environmental
management. This paper provides an introduction to . . .
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