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The obscured potential of environmental politics.(Column)
Abstract There are at least two ways in which environmentalism can influence democratic politics. The first and most prominent way is to take the strong sense of purpose that guides the . . .

Branches for roots: recalling the context of environmental management.(Column)
Abstract: There is a strong tendency in critiques of environmental or ecological management to disregard social relations of production and the political-economic context of capitalism. . . .

Managerial ecology and its discontents: exploring the complexities of control, careful use and coping in resource and environmen
Abstract Managerial ecology is embedded within a complex set of historical relationships. The institutions and processes of resource and environmental management have traditionally been the means . . .

Theme issue introduction: moving beyond managerial ecology: Contestation and Critique.
In May 2002 at the annual meeting of the Environmental Studies Association of Canada (ESAC) seventeen researchers from a wide variety of disciplinary backgrounds and professional positions gathered . . .

Editorial.(Editorial)
As the first of two interconnected theme issues, this volume represents the aims of Environments in many ways. The theme -- managerial ecology -- covers a range of concerns relevant to our . . .

Participatory Action Research in Natural Resource Management: A Critique of the Method based on Five Years' Experience in the Tr
Christian Castellanet and Carl F. Jordon. 2002. Taylor and Francis, New York. 250 pp. ISBN: 1-56032-979-3. US$50.00 Participatory action research (PAR) seeks to fully incorporate the "objects" of . . .

The World and the Wild.(Book Review)
David Rothenberg & Marta M. Ulvaeus, eds. 2001. The University of Arizona Press, Tucson. ISBN 0-8165-2063-1 (paper) $19.95 (U.S.). 250 pp. If the main theme in The World and the Wild is the . . .

Guide to Sustainable Development and Environmental Policy.(Book Review)
Natalia Mirovitskaya and William L. Ascher, Editors, 2001. Duke University Press, Durham and London. ISBN 0-8223-2745-7 [ppr] US$34.95 0-8223-2735-X [hc] US$89.95. I quite like dictionaries and . . .

Landscape evolution and health in Northeastern Italy: a multi-dimensional methodological approach.
Abstract With continued global population growth and expansion, cultural landscapes are increasing in prominence. Highly governed landscapes are considered as those which are subject to even . . .

Mary's Point Western Hemispheric Shorebird Reserve: a case study in community leadership and successful protected area managemen
Abstract Mary's Point Western Hemispheric Shorebird Reserve, located near Harvey, New Brunswick, Canada, is an example of excellence in small protected area management. Shorebird protection was . . .

Management in a planning vacuum: co-operation in the Quetico--BWCA-Voyageurs International Boundary region.(Quetico Provincial P
Abstract This paper stems from a University of Waterloo graduate workshop on shared management issues faced by Quetico Provincial Park in Ontario, and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness . . .

Prespa National Park, Greece: discussing diverse perspectives.
Abstract Prespa National Park, located in the northwest corner of Greece, is a unique environment with significant natural and cultural elements that are being seriously threatened. The past . . .

Park policies: a European perspective.
Abstract The paper focuses on park and protected area issues which are assuming a crucial role in Europe and have a growing relationship to the evolving American and global experiences. After a . . .

Editorial.(parks, wildlife management, and environmental remediation)(Editorial)
Of the five papers in this issue of Environments, the first four deal with parks and protected areas and the last with landscape health. The common interest in all the papers is seeking an . . .

Muskox Land: Ellesmere Island in the Age of Contact.(Book Review)
Lyle Dick. 2001. University of Calgary Press, Calgary, AB. ISBN 1-55238-050-5 (paper) Cdn $35.00. 640p. Muskox Land is an ambitious, detailed history of a fascinating part of the High Arctic. . . .

The Angry Earth: Disaster in Anthropological Perspective.(Book Review)
Anthony Oliver-Smith and Susanna M. Hoffman, editors, 1999. New York & London: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-91986-X (cloth) Cdn$120:00; 0-7735-1837-1 (paper) Cdn $41.99. 334 pp. The sixteen essays in . . .

Establishing environmental priorities for the 21st century: results from an expert survey methodology.
Abstract This paper reports on the development and application of a method for establishing environmental priorities. The paper begins by reviewing two common methods for identifying . . .

Designing a system of urban protected areas: an evaluative case study of Peterborough, Ontario.
Abstract Urban protected areas are becoming increasingly valued as important components of regional conservation efforts. Many municipalities are beginning to initiate their own small-scale . . .

Urban ecology in Bangkok, Thailand: community participation, urban agriculture and forestry.
Abstract This paper describes a community-based urban environmental management project in Bangkok, Thailand. In this project, representatives from two non-governmental organizations (NGOs) . . .

Public hearings in environmental assessment: towards a civics approach.
Abstract This research explored transactive aspects of public hearings in environmental assessment (EA). The Environment Act of Manitoba establishes a quasi-judicial hearings process through . . .

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