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Contested Environments
Edited by Bingham, Nick;Blowers, Andrew;Belshaw, Chris
John Wiley & Sons
May 2003
Softcover 304 Pages ISBN 0470850000
£35.00
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Contesting Environments examines who and what environments are for. The existence of
environmental value positions and beliefs, unevenly distributed power relations and people's
diverse environmental actions explain why it is difficult for the various environmental
understandings to co-exist, and why there are contests and conflicts over environmental
resources.
From the contents
Introduction (Nick Bingham).
Chapter One. Food Fights: on power, contest and GM (Nick Bingham).
Chapter Two. Landscape, parks, wilderness (Chris Belshaw).
Chapter Three. Power in the land: conflicts over energy and the environment (Andrew Blowers & Dave Elliott).
Chapter Four. Troubled waters (Pam Furniss).
Chapter Five. Trading with the environment (Annie Taylor).
Chapter Six. Environmental justice and the environmental justice movement (Wendy Maples).
Chapter Seven. Environmental values in environmental decision making (Jacquie Burgess).
Chapter Eight. Making environment news (Joe Smith).
Conclusion (Nick Bingham).
Acknowledgements.
Index.
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