1st Edition
Environmental Movements and Waste Infrastructure
1. Environmental movements, waste and waste infrastructure: an introduction Christopher Rootes
2. Environmental movements and campaigns against waste infrastructure in the United States Christopher Rootes and Liam Leonard
3. When time is on their side: determinants of outcomes in new siting and existing contamination cases in Louisiana Melissa Kemberling and J. Timmons Roberts
4. More acted upon than acting? Campaigns against waste incinerators in England Christopher Rootes
5. A burning issue? Governance and anti-incinerator campaigns in Ireland, North and South Liam Leonard, Peter Doran and Honor Fagan
6. Wasting energy? Campaigns against waste-to-energy sites in France Darren McCauley
7. Grassroots mobilisations against waste disposal sites in Greece Iosif Botetzagias and John Karamichas
8. Movements, mobilities and the politics of hazardous waste Su-Ming Khoo and Henrike Rau
Biography
Christopher Rootes is Professor of Environmental Politics and Political Sociology as well as Director of the Centre for the Study of Social and Political Movements at the University of Kent, Canterbury.
Liam Leonard is Lecturer in Sociology, Criminology and Human Rights at the Institute of Technology, Sligo
