Environmental Governance (Routledge Introductions to Environment: Environment and Society Texts)

Cover
Endorsements Page
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Plates
List of Analytics of Governance Boxes
List of Case Study Boxes
List of Key Debate Boxes
Preface
Acknowledgments
List of Acronyms and Abbreviations
Chapter 1 Introduction
	Voltaire’s Snowflake
	The Environment as a Crisis of Governance
	Defining Governance
	The Challenge of Collective Action
	Opportunities for Change
	Scope of the Book
	Structure of the Book
Chapter 2 Governing the Environment
	Introduction
	Governing by Government
	The Emergence of the Environment as a Global Problem
	Globalization and the Hollowing out of the Nation-State
	The Shift from Government to Governance
	Modes of Governance
	Orders of Governance
	Conclusions
Chapter 3 Institutions, Rules and Actors
	Introduction
	Institutions
	Rules
	Common pool Resource Management
	A note on Scale
	Key Actors
	Conclusions
Chapter 4 Global Governance
	Introduction
	Process
	The United Nations Conferences
	The Shift to Climate Change
	Architecture
	Implementation
	Conclusions
Chapter 5 Networks
	Introduction
	The Power of Networks
	Transnational Governance Networks
	Corporate Social Responsibility
	Certification Networks
	Auditing Networks
	Conclusions
Chapter 6 Markets
	Introduction
	Using Markets
	Enclosure and Commodification
	Valuing the Environment
	Conclusions
Chapter 7 Transition Management
	Introduction
	Technological Transitions
	Transition and Sustainability
	Society and Transition
	Transition in Practice
	Conclusions
Chapter 8 Adaptive Governance
	Introduction
	Resilience and the Adaptive Cycle
	Social–Ecological Systems
	Adaptive Governance
	The Politics of Resilience and Adaptation
	Conclusions
Chapter 9 Participation and Politics
	Introduction
	Risk
	The Rationale for Participation
	Public Participation
	Problems with Public Participation
	Political Activism
	Alternative Futures
	Conclusions
Chapter 10 Conclusions
	Introduction
	Environmental Governance Reconsidered
	Comparing the Different Modes of Environmental Governance
	Eight Hypotheses
	The Future
Bibliography
Index