Sustainable Values, Sustainable Change: A Guide to Environmental Decision Making

Abstract

Intro -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Preface -- Part 1: Change, Complexity, and Decision Contexts -- Chapter 1: Responding to Change -- 1.1. Waves of Change -- 1.2. Strategies for Achieving Sustainability -- 1.3. Sustainability: A Contested Concept -- 1.4. Aldo Leopold and Changing Times -- Chapter 2: The Decision Context -- 2.1. Two Orientations: Theoretical or Practical? -- 2.2. Decisions in Environmental Conflict Situations -- 2.3. Most Environmental Problems Are Wicked -- 2.4. Strategies for Living with Uncertainty -- Chapter 3: A Brief Philosophy of Adaptive Ecosystem Management -- 3.1. The Case against Computation -- 3.2. The Current Situation in the Field of Evaluation Studies -- 3.3. Two Kinds of Rationality -- 3.4. Expect Surprises! Introducing Adaptive Management -- 3.5. Adaptive Management as Embedded Science -- 3.6. An Epistemology for Adaptive Management -- Chapter 4: Contesting Sustainability: Who Will Own the Word? -- 4.1. What Is Sustainability? And, What Is to Be Sustained? -- 4.2. What Should We Measure? Sustainability in Economics and Ecology -- 4.3. Scale, Boundaries, and Hierarchical Systems -- 4.4. A Schematic Definition of "Normative Sustainability" -- 4.5. Conclusion of Part 1: A Way Forward -- Part 2: A Process Approach to Sustainability -- Chapter 5: Introducing and Grounding a Procedural Approach -- 5.1. Pluralism and Corrigibility -- 5.2. John Dewey: Publics and the Public Interest -- 5.3. Heuristic Proceduralism: A General Method -- 5.4. Public Participation: Dynamic Evaluation and Sustainability -- 5.5. Method: Toward a More Holistic Approach to Environmental Valuation -- Chapter 6: Heuristic Proceduralism: A General Method -- 6.1. Dynamic Evaluation -- 6.2. Discourses, Spaces, and the Place of Technical Languages -- 6.3. The Capabilities Approach.

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Sustainable values, sustainable change: a guide to environmental decision making

Norton, Bryan G.

Norton, Bryan G.

Abstract

Responding to change -- The decision context -- A brief philosophy of adaptive ecosystem management -- Contesting sustainability : who will own the word? -- Introducing and grounding a procedural approach -- Heuristic proceduralism : a general method -- Tools of the adaptive trade -- Constructing sustainability : imagining through metaphors -- Adaptive collaborative management : empirical findings and case studies -- Addressing third-generation problems

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