Applied Social Science For Environmental Planning

1. Introduction Part 1: From Theory to Practice in Environmental Planning 2. Obstacles and Strategies in Environmental Review Planning 3. Social Impact Assessment: Conceptual Frameworks and Their Implications for Planners 4. Professional Hegemony and Analytic Possibility: The Interaction of Engineers and Anthropologists in Project Development 5. Anthropologists in the Administrative Process Part 2: Local-Level Contributions to the Planning Process 6. The Neighborhood as a Cognitive Unit: Some Considerations for Urban Planners 7. Making the Test More Responsive: An Anthropologist in a Housing Allowance Program 8. Payoffs and Tradeoffs: Decision-Making in Environmental Planning 9. Community Resistance to Environmental Change Projects 10. Folklife Research in Environmental Planning Part 3: Socioeconomic Development and Planning Needs 11. Research and Development Anthropology in a Kaibab Paiute Indian Community 12. A Cognitive Ethnographic Approach to Social Impact Assessment in a Navajo Community 13. Socioeconomic Analysis of Alaska's Reindeer Industry: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Environmental Planning 14. Territorial Difficulties in Urban Planning 15. From Kabul to Cobleskill: Anthropological Inputs to the Knowledge of Policy Processes Part 4: Socioenvironmental Planning and Mitigation Procedures 16. A Decade of NEPA: Federal Agency Responses to the National Environmental Policy Act 17. Sensitivity Analysis: An Aid to Environmental Planners 18. Coping with Relocation: Reservoir Development and Mutual Career Contingencies 19. Social Impact Assessment May Be Your Best Friend 20. Final Comments