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Power and Development Alternatives Journal 23.2

Power and Development 23.2

Editorial: Brundtland and Beyond – Ray Tomalty The Power Elite – Stephen BockingThe Bakun Dam will flood 69,000 hectares of tropical forest, and displace thousands of people, to generate at great cost, electricity for which there is no immediate market..

Community Economic Development Alternatives Journal 22.1

Community Economic Development and Trade 22.1

Editorial: Rethinking the Powers of Trade – Susan Wismer Building Communities to Limit Trade: Following the Example of Women’s Initiatives – Ellie Perkins Building strong communities depends heavily on economic roles often filled by women and on approaches that women have been foremost in expounding and exemplifying.Inset: Investing in Women […]

Diamonds Aren't Forever Alternatives Journal 22.4

Diamonds Aren’t Forever 22.4

Editorial: Punching Dummies in the North – Bob Gibson The Nasty Game – Susan Wismer In the rush to mine Canada’s North for diamonds and minerals, native voices are being ignored and the environmental assessment process is failing.Inset: A Chronology of the BHP Diamond Mining Environmental Assessment by Susan Wismer […]

Reflections on Ecofeminism Alternatives Journal 21.2

Reflections on Ecofeminism 21.2

Editorials: Building Bridges, Tearing Down Walls – Sue Hendler and Tzeporah Berman Walking the Line: Facing the Complexities of the Woman-Nature Link – Sarah HutchesonInset: Initiatives in feminism, environmentalism and action by Dorothy Goldin Rosenberg Making the Links: Why Bioregionalism Needs Ecofeminism – Michelle Summer Fike and Sarah Kerr Ecofeminist […]

Competing Perceptions Alternatives Journal 21.3

Competing Perceptions 21.3

Editorial: Exploring Human Knowledge and Perception – Catriona Sandilands The Experts Disagree: A Simple Matter of Facts Versus Values? – Christina ChociolkoInset: Experts, counter – experts and alternative understandings in the Alpac caseInset: Experts disagree about transmissions line health risks Turning Rivals into Allies: Understanding the Wise Use Movement – […]

Cooperative Approaches to Resource Stewardship Alternatives Journal 19.3

Cooperative Approaches to Resource Stewardship 19.3

Editorial: Sharing and protecting the commons – Doug Baker Bucking the Free Market Economy: Using Land Trusts for Conservation and Community-Building – Steward Hilts and Peter MitchellInset: Merging the conservancy and community approaches to land trusts by Matt Wood Reclaiming Deserted Corridors: Rights of Way as Common Property Resources – […]

EcoFeminism, Sprucebudworms, and Time Alternatives Journal 19.4

EcoFeminism, Sprucebudworms, and Time 19.4

Editorial: Environmentalism in a no-growth economy – Robert Gibson Women and Sustainability: Ecofeminist Perspectives – Melody Hessing Time Waits for No Beast: Temporality and the Dis-integration of Nature – Mora Campbell The Cape Breton Island Spruce Budworm Infestation: A Retrospective Analysis – Charles Restino Canadian, World, Techonology Notes

Can Conservation Strategies Lead to Sustainable Development? A\J 16.4-17.1

Can Conservation Strategies Lead to Sustainable Development? 16.4-17.1

Editorial: Time for a new package of ideas, icons and “isms” – J.G. Nelson Conservation Strategies: Providing the Vision for Sustainable Development – E.W. Manning Sea Changes, Sustainability and Strategies – Michael Kelly and Kim Sanderson Provincial Conservation Strategies: The Experience of Prince Edward Island – John B. McClellan

Is Sustainability Possible Without Equity? Alternatives Journal 16.3

Is Sustainability Possible Without Equity? 16.3

Editorial: View from the precipice – Susan Wismer Thinking Globally and Acting Locally – Julia Gardner and Mark Roseland Part I – Thinking Globally: The Role of Social Equity in Sustainable Development Part II – Acting Locally: Community Strategies for Equitable Sustainable Development Feminist Utopian Vision and Social Change – […]