Environmental Values

1992 - 2009

Edited by Clive Spash

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The Commons, Game Theory, and Aspects of Human Nature that May Allow Conservation of Global Resources pp. 411-425: Walter K. Dodds
Ecological Restoration, Environmentalism and the Dutch Politics of 'New Nature' pp. 427-446: Hein-Anton van der Heijden
Economic Stratification and Environmental Management: A Case Study of the New York City Catskill/Delaware Watershed pp. 447-470: Joan Hoffman
Different Perspectives on Cross-Compliance pp. 471-482: Stefan Mann
Justice for the Environment: Developing a Set of Indicators of Environmental Justice for Scotland pp. 483-501: Helen Todd and Christos Zografos

Disciplining Nature: The Homogenising and Constraining Forces of Anti-Markets on the Food System pp. 363-387: Michael S. Carolan

Learning in Sustainable Agriculture: Food Miles and Missing Objects pp. 163-183: Alastair Iles
Capital Substitutability and Weak Sustainability Revisited: The Conditions for Capital Substitution in the Presence of Risk pp. 185-201: Frank T. Figge
Does 'Restoration' Necessarily Imply the Domination of Nature? pp. 203-219: Donna Ladkin
Conflicting Perspectives on Water in a Swedish Railway Tunnel Project pp. 221-239: Annelie Sjolander-Lindqvist
The Values of Ecologists pp. 241-250: Alexander K. Lautensach
Reproductive Liberty and Overpopulation: Reply to Stanley Warner pp. 265-270: Carol A. Kates

Environmental Philosophy and the Public Interest: A Pragmatic Reconciliation pp. 37-60: Ben A. Minteer
Industrial Ecology for Sustainable Development: Six Controversies in Theory Building pp. 83-112: Jouni Korhonen
Re-framing Flood Control in England and Wales pp. 113-137: J. Ivan Scrase and William R. Sheate

Environmental Risks, Uncertainty and Intergenerational Ethics pp. 421-448: Kristian Skagen Ekeli
The Lack of Clarity in the Precautionary Principle pp. 449-460: Derek Turner
The Precautionary Principle and the Concept of Precaution pp. 461-475: Per Sandin
Climate Change, Economic Analysis and Sustainable Development pp. 523-544: Emilio Padilla

Operationalising Strong Sustainability: Definitions, Methodologies and Outcomes pp. 279-303: Begum Ozkaynak, Pat Devine and Dan Rigby
Private Property Rights, Moral Extensionism and the Wise-Use Movement: A Rawlsian Analysis pp. 329-347: Eric Reitan
Shifting Forest Value Orientations in the United States, 1980-2001: A Computer Content Analysis pp. 373-392: David N. Bengston, Trevor J. Webb and David P. Fan
Reproductive Liberty and Overpopulation: A Response pp. 393-399: Stanley Warner

'Getting Rich Is Glorious':Environmental Values in the People's Republic of China pp. 145-165: Paul G. Harris
When 'The Environment' Comes to Visit: Local Environmental Knowledge in the Far North of Russia pp. 167-186: Timo Pauli Karjalainen and Joachim Otto Habeck
The Role of Views of Nature in Dutch Nature Conservation: The Case of the Creation of a Drift Sand Area in the Hoge Veluwe National Park pp. 187-198: Esther Turnhout, Matthijs Hisschemueller and Herman Eijsackers
Ideology, Bureaucracy and Aesthetics: Landscape Change and Land Reform in Northwest Scotland pp. 199-221: Rick Rohde
Themes in Latin American Environmental Ethics: Community, Resistance and Autonomy pp. 223-242: Thomas Heyd
An Institutionalist Approach to Environmental Valuation: The Regional Forest Programme of Southwest Finland as an Example pp. 243-260: Jutta Hiedanpaa

What Does 'Natural Capital' Do? The Role of Metaphor in Economic Understanding of the Environment pp. 431-448: Maria Akerman
Cows are Better than Condos, or How Economists Help Solve Environmental Problems pp. 449-470: Mark Sagoff
Future Generations and Contemporary Ethics pp. 471-487: Lawrence E. Johnson
Re-negotiating Science in Environmentalists' Submissions to New Zealand's Royal Commission on Genetic Modification pp. 513-534: Tee Rogers-Hayden and John R. Campbell

Ethical Obligations in a Tragedy of the Commons pp. 271-287: Baylor L. Johnson
Sustainability and the 'Struggle for Existence': The Critical Role of Metaphor in Society's Metabolism pp. 289-316: Tim Jackson
Intrinsic Value: A Modern Albatross for the Ecological Approach pp. 317-336: Bruce Morito
Integrating Multiple Knowledge Systems into Environmental Decision-making: Two Case Studies of Participatory Biodiversity Initiatives in Canada and their Implications for Conceptions of Education and Public Involvement pp. 337-396: Elin Kelsey

Participation and Environmental Governance: Consensus, Ambivalence and Debate pp. 143-154: Harriet Bulkeley and Arthur P.J. Mol
Environment and Participation in a Context of Political Modernisation pp. 155-174: Jan P.M. van Tatenhove and Pieter Leroy
Environmental Organisations in New Forms of Political Participation: Ecological Modernisation and the Making of Voluntary Rules pp. 175-193: Magnus Bostrom
Uncertainty and Participatory Democracy pp. 195-224: Luigi Pellizzoni
In Truth We Trust: Discourse, Phenomenology, and the Social Relations of Knowledge in an Environmental Dispute pp. 225-245: Michael S. Carolan and Michael M. Bell
Participatory Modelling and the Local Governance of the Politics of UK Air Pollution: A Three-City Case Study pp. 247-262: Steve Yearley, Steve Cinderbyy, John Forrester, Peter Bailey and Paul Rosen

The Role of NGOs in Environmental Policy Failures in a Developing Country: The Mismanagement of Jamaica's Coral Reefs pp. 29-54: Michael Haley and Anthony Clayton
Values, Advocay and Conservation Biology pp. 55-69: Jay Odenbaugh
Talking about the Birds and the Bees: Biodiversity Claims Making at the Local Level pp. 71-90: Amanda Wragg

Incorporating Value Trade-offs into Community-Based Environmental Risk Decisions pp. 461-488: Robin S. Gregory

New Modernities: Reimagining Science, Technology and Development pp. 253-276: Sheila Jasanoff
Forest Co-management as Science and Democracy in West Bengal, India pp. 277-302: K. Sivaramakrishnan
Ranchers, Scientists, and Grass-roots Development in the United States and Kenya pp. 303-326: Charis M. Thompson
Resisting Development, Reinventing Modernity: Rural Electrification in the United States before World War II pp. 327-344: Ronald R. Kline
From Fieldwork to Mutual Learning: Working with PRATEC pp. 345-367: Frederique Apffel-Marglin
Disaster, Development and Governance: Reflections on the 'Lessons' of Bhopal pp. 369-394: S. Ravi Rajan

Valuing Birds in the Bush: For Pluralism in Environmental Risk Assessment pp. 177-191: Peter Lucas

Cost-Benefit Analysis, Incommensurability and Rough Equality pp. 27-47: Jonathan Aldred