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Contested Country: Local and Regional Natural Resources Management in Australia
Editor(s): Marcus B. Lane
Print Publication Date: 2009
https://doi.org/10.1071/9780643098015
ISBN: 9780643098015
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
List of Contributors
CHAPTER 2.
1 Introduction: Contested Country - Regional Natural Resource Management in Australia
Marcus Lane , Bruce Taylor , Cathy Robinson
CHAPTER 3.
2 From Government to Governance: Explaining and Assessing New Approaches to NRM
Brian W. Head
CHAPTER 4.
3 Invest, Divest or Empower: Interpretations and Practices of Regionalisation in Australia's Savannas
Bruce Taylor
CHAPTER 5.
4 Can Community-Based NRM Work at the Scale of Large Regions? Exploring the Roles of Nesting and Subsidiarity
Graham R. Marshall
CHAPTER 6.
5 Will Regionalisation Achieve Integrated Natural Resource Management? Insights from Recent South Australian Experience
Marcus Lane , Anna Haygreen , Tiffany H. Morrison , Jill Woodlands
CHAPTER 7.
6 Interrogating Devolved Natural Resource Management: Challenges for Good Governance
Julie Davidson , Michael Lockwood
CHAPTER 8.
7 Accounting for Performance: Public Environmental Governance in the Shadow of the Future
Tabatha Wallington , Geoffrey Lawrence
CHAPTER 9.
8 Seeing Engagement Practitioners as Deliberative Hinges to Improve Landholder Engagement
Toni Darbas , Timothy F. Smith , Emma Jakku
CHAPTER 10.
9 Community Engagement in Natural Resource Management: Experiences from the Natural Heritage Trust Phase 2
Megan Farrelly
CHAPTER 11.
10 Landcare Bowling Alone: Finding a Future in the 'Fourth' Phase
Erline Compton , Katrin Prager , Bob Beeton
CHAPTER 12.
11 Indigenous Natural Resource Management: Overcoming Marginalisation Produced in Australia's Current NRM Model
Rosemary Hill , Liana Williams
CHAPTER 13.
12 Decentralised Governance for Natural Resource Management: Capacity Challenges in Australia and Canada
Lisa Robins , Rob de Loë
CHAPTER 14.
13 On a Learning Journey to Nowhere? The Practice and Politics of Evaluating Outcomes of Natural Resource Management in Northern Queensland Regions
Cathy Robinson , Bruce Taylor , Richard Margerum
CHAPTER 15.
14 Reviewing Adaptive Management Through a Wicked Lens
Catherine Allan
CHAPTER 16.
15 Lessons from the Australian Experiment 2002-08: the Road Ahead for Regional Governance
Tiffany H. Morrison
CHAPTER 17.
16 The Changing and Contested Governance of Australia's Environmental Heritage
Cathy Robinson , Marcus Lane , Bruce Taylor
CHAPTER 18.
Index
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