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Governing Renewable Natural Resources: Theories and Frameworks book cover

1st Edition

Governing Renewable Natural Resources Theories and Frameworks

Edited By Fiona Nunan Copyright 2020
264 Pages 6 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

264 Pages 6 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

264 Pages 6 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge
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In one volume, this book brings together a diversity of approaches, theory and frameworks that can be used to analyse the governance of renewable natural resources. Renewable natural resources are under pressure, with over-exploitation and degradation raising concern globally. Understanding governance systems and practice is essential for developing effective and fair solutions. This book... Read more

1. Introduction: Governing Renewable Natural Resources

Fiona Nunan

2. Management in the Guise of Governance? Rethinking the Ends and the Means of Natural Resource Governance

Prakash Kashwan

3. Networked participation: how social network analysis can inform participatory processes in environmental governance

María Mancilla García and Örjan Bodin

4. Analyzing natural resource governance with the social-ecological systems framework

Stefan Partelow

5. Analysing institutions to explain the practice and outcomes of fisheries co-management

Fiona Nunan

6. Community governance of Common Pool Resources: exploring institutional interfaces

Clare Barnes

7. Indigenous Polycentric and Nested Customary Sea Tenure (CST) Institutions: A Solomon Islands Case Study

Shankar Aswani

8. Political Ecologies of Resource Governance: Ontologies, Agency and Practice

Caroline Upton

9. The state as a person: The role of interface bureaucrats in everyday natural resource governance

Mikkel Funder

10. Institutional Recognition Politics in Forestry: When the Plurality of State Law Undermines Local Democracy

Papa Faye

11. In Search of New Modes of Governance: The potential of Conservation Incentive Payment Policies to promote human-wildlife co-existence

Adam Pekor, Ingela Jansson, William Ole Seki, Dennis Rentsch, Göran Spong and Camilla Sandström

12. Conclusion: working towards diverse, flexible and inclusive natural resource governance

Fiona Nunan

Biography

Fiona Nunan is Professor of Environment and Development in the International Development Department, University of Birmingham, UK.

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