1st Edition
Routledge Handbook of Biosecurity and Invasive Species
PART 1: Knowledges
1. Characterising Invasives: Stages of Invasion
Palma E., Mabey A.L., Vesk P.A. & Catford J.A.
2. What is an invasive alien species? Discord, dissent and denialism
Juliet Fall
3. Indigenous biosecurity: Past, Present and Future
Simon Lambert & Melanie Shadbolt
4. Geographies of Veterinary Knowledge and Practice
Gareth Enticott
5. Watching the grass grow: how landholders learn to live with an invasive plant in conditions of uncertainty
Shaun McKiernan et al.
6. Understanding emerging infectious disease
Kim Stevens
PART 2: Thresholds
7. Forest ecosystems
Tommaso Sitzia et al.
8. Island ecosystems
Qinfeng Guo
9. Marine and coastal ecosystems
Elizabeth Cottier-Cook & Rebecca Giesler
10. Species invasions in freshwater ecosystems
Rob Francis
11. ‘New’ recombinant ecologies and their implications - with insights from Britain
Ian D. Rotherham
12. Industrial agricultural environments
Rob Wallace et al.
13. Urbanisation and globally networked cities
Meike Wolf
14. Gardens: perspectives and practices in relation to plants in motion
Katarina Saltzman, Carina Sjöholm & Tina Westerlund
PART 3: Practices
15. National biosecurity regimes: plant and animal bio-politics in the UK and China
Damien Maye & Ray Chan
16. The Future of Biosecurity Surveillance
Evangeline Corcoran & Grant Hamilton
17. Risk assessment for Invasive Species
J. D. Mumford & M A Burgman
18. The Emergency Modality: From The Use Of Figures To The Mobilization Of Affects
Francisco Tirado, Enrique Baleriola & Sebastián Moya
19. Biosecurity in the life sciences
Limor Samimian-Darash & Ori Lev
20. Rewilding and invasion
Timothy Hodgetts & Jamie Lorimer
Biography
Kezia Barker is Lecturer in Geography in the Department of Geography at Birkbeck, University of London, UK.
Robert A. Francis is Reader in Ecology in the Department of Geography, King's College London, UK.
