State and Environment: The Comparative Study of Environmental Governance

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Index Active citizenship, 211 Adaptive management and comanagement, 294 Administrative capacity theory, 155 Adoption resistance. See Policy diffusion and adoption resistance Advocacy coalitions, 116–117, 128– 131, 138n6 African fisheries. See Enforcement and compliance in African fisheries Age and sustainable citizenship, 219, 222, 230n6 Agency-structure perspective, 100 Agenda 21 action plan, 186, 191, 194, 196, 218 Aggregated vs. specialized assessments, 31–33 Alternative and renewable energy, 95, 96–97, 111–112. See also Wind power in Germany and the United States Andonova, Liliana B., 65 Angola, 283–284, 285–286. See also Enforcement and compliance in African fisheries Assessment of environmental performance. See Performance assessment, environmental Attitudinal orientations in sustainable citizenship, 209–210, 217–218 Australian railway network, 98 Awareness citizenship and, 203–204 as dimension of sustainability, 217–218 education and, 222 Baker, Susan, 191, 193, 195 Barrett, Christopher B., 14 Barry, John, 2, 3, 321 Bas, Art, 12–13 Bayesian learning, 57 BCLME (Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem), 277–284 Bechberger, Mischa, 138n7 Beck, Ulrich, 230n5 Behavior dimension of sustainability, 217–218 Belief system of sustainable citizens, 222–226 Benguela Current Large Marine Ecosystem (BCLME), 277–284 Berger, Gerhard, 189, 191 Biocapacity and footprint, 35–36, 86–87 Biomass change, remote sensing of, 302–304 Biosphere Reserves (BRs). See Stakeholder participation in Biosphere Reserves Bohn, Christiane, 138n7 Bolivia, 242. See also Decentralization and deforestation in Latin America Boyce, James K., 299 Boycotting, 212–213 “Bracing” of social capital, 195 Brazil, ecological footprint of, 36 Breukers, Sylvia, 138n8 Brown, Jerry, 125–126 Bruttel, Oliver, 151–152 354 Index Bush, George H. W., 128 Bush, George W., 133–134 Buttel, Frederick H., 321 Buycotting, 213 California, wind-power policy in, 125–127 California Public Utilities Commission, 125–126 Capacity common pool resources and, 244–245 decentralization and, 243–244 environmental capacity building, 10 multilevel governance and capacity building, 186–187 revenue collection ability as proxy for, 246–247, 252 sustainable citizenship and perceptions of, 223–224 Carbon footprint as assessment tool, 37–38 Carbon intensity of output, 41 Carter, Jimmy, 124–125 Center for International Earth Science Information Network, Columbia University, 39 Chebyshev distance, 105n15 Chernobyl nuclear disaster, 129 China, carbon footprint of, 38 Christoff, Peter, 322 Citizenship. See also Sustainable citizenship duty, engaged, and active citizenship, 211 ecostate and, 335, 337, 340 environmental, 205–207 importance of, 203 Civil society. See also Sustainable citizenship citizen awareness and, 203 comparative studies on, 13 governance and, 182–184 participatory governance processes and sustainable development, 187– 188, 194–195 political organizing rights and stakeholder participation, 298– 300, 310–311, 313–314 research trends in, 13 Climate change, 38, 41–44 Coal power, 132, 139n14 Coenen, Frans, 194 Coercion, 56, 276–277 Collective-action dilemmas, 268, 269– 271, 297 Common good, 203–204, 205–210 Common pool resources (CPRs). See Decentralization and deforestation in Latin America; Enforcement and compliance in African fisheries; Stakeholder participation in Biosphere Reserves Comparative perspective EMT and, 11 performance assessment and, 28 policy change and, 150 scholarship trends in, 9–17 value of, 4–8 Competition, regulatory, 60–61 Competitive mimicry, 56 Compliance. See Enforcement and compliance in African fisheries Concern dimension of sustainability, 217–218 Connaughton, Bernadette, 191–192, 195 Consensual political order, 277 Contagiousness, 55, 58, 68 Cooperation, international, and policy adoption, 59–60, 62–63 Corruption capacity and, 245, 280 research trends in, 14 stakeholder participation and, 297– 298, 313, 314–315 Corruption Perception Index (CPI), 298 Cotgrove, Stephen F., 95 CPI (Corruption Perception Index), 298 Crepaz, Markus, 14, 84–85, 104n5 Index 355 Crime, organized, 279–280 Croajingolong Reserve, Australia, 303 Dalton, Russell, 13 Data gathering, 30–31, 46. See also specific cases Decentralization defined, 241, 259n1 multilevel governance and, 190 stakeholder participation and, 299–300 Decentralization and deforestation in Latin America evolution of forest policy in developing world, 240–243 previous research, 243–245 results discussion, 252–257 study approach, 245–247 study conclusions, 257–258 study data and methods, 247–250 study results, 250–252 Decision-making activities, stakeholder involvement in, 306–313 Decommodification, 81 De facto vs. de jure decentralization. See Decentralization and deforestation in Latin America Democracy, Downsian, 337–338 Democracy and stakeholder participation, 300 Desai, Udai, 11 Deukmejian, George, 127 Diffusion of policy. See Policy diffusion and adoption resistance DiMaggio, Paul J., 56 Direction dimension of policy change, 156, 163 Dobson, Andrew, 94 Domestic demand theory, 155 Domestic institutional context theories, 154–156 Downsian democracy, 337–338...