Values in sustainable development / ed. by J.Appleton. - London; New York: Routledge/Taylor & Francis, 2014. - xx, 322 p. - (Routledge studies in sustainable development; 6). - Bibliogr. at the end of the chapters. - Ind.: p.309-322. - ISBN 978-0-415-64350-4  Место хранения:   02 | Отделение ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

List of figures ............................................. ix List of tables ............................................... x Notes on contributors ....................................... xi Preface ................................................... xvii Acknowledgments ............................................ xix Introduction ................................................. 1 JACK APPLETON Introduction to Part I: Methods for understanding individuals' values .......................................................... 5 JACK APPLETON 1 Caring for what we care about ................................ 7 VANDANA SHIVA 2 Including participants' values in the sustainable development process ......................................... 18 JACK APPLETON 3 Constructing values and beliefs: a relational approach to sustainable development .................................. 27 SHEILA MCNAMEE 4 Understanding values using critical discourse analysis ...... 37 G.G. PATTHEY 5 Psychometrics: measuring attitudes and values about the environment ................................................. 46 TAMMI VACHA-HAASE, ANNE M. HANSEN, AND ZINTA S. BYRNE 6 Determining environmental values using focus groups ......... 58 DING DING 7 Determining environmental values: storytelling at BP ........ 68 DAVID M. BOJE AND JACOB A. MASSOUD 8 Charrettes in the sustainable development process ........... 78 JACK APPLETON 9 Science and sustainability: a transition research perspective ................................................. 92 DERK LOORBACH AND BETTINA WITTNEBEN Introduction to Part II: Religious and ethnically based environmental values .......................................... 103 JACK APPLETON 10 Indigenous peoples' environmental values ................... 105 PETER N. JONES 11 Hindu traditions and the environment ....................... 115 PRAKASH C. DIXIT 12 The Jewish tradition of stewardship ........................ 126 DAVID PATTERSON 13 Christian stewardship ...................................... 134 FRED VAN DYKE 14 Islam and stewardship ...................................... 145 HAMIM HAMIM, LULUK SETYANINGSIH, AND ASEP NURHALIM 15 The social construction of African-American environmental values ..................................................... 153 CASSANDRA JOHNSON-GAITHER AND J.M. BOWKER 16 Latin Americans and the environment: attitudes, beliefs, and values ................................................. 163 VICTOR CORRAL-VERDUGO, BLANCA FRAIJO-SING, AND CÉSAR TAPIA-FONLLEM 17 Post-disaster Japan's environmental transition ............. 172 W. PUCK BRECHER 18 Environmental values in China .............................. 182 PAUL G. HARRIS 19 African environmental values expressed through proverbs .... 193 CHIGBO JOSEPH EKWEALO 20 Achieving sustainability in Nigeria ........................ 204 AINA THOMPSON ADEBOYEJO AND DAVID VICTOR OGUNKAN Introduction to Part III: Examples of values guiding behavior ...................................................... 215 JACK APPLETON 21 Sustainable perspectivalism: who sustains whom? ............ 217 MICHAEL MARDER 22 Landscaping with sustainability principles ................. 226 KATHY SHEARIN 23 Bringing sustainability and science to the incarcerated: the Sustainable Prisons Project ............................ 235 NALINI M. NADKARN1 AND DAN J. PACHOLKE 24 Designing environmental education programs: modeling pro-environmental competency ............................... 244 BLANCA FRAIJO-SING, CESAR TAPIA-FONLLEM, AND VICTOR CORRAL-VERDUGO 25 Avoiding wrong turns on the road to ecosystem services valuation .................................................. 255 KEVIN HALSEY 26 Values and strategies for the environment and sustainable development ................................................ 264 MARK E. HILLON 27 Building resilience in East African cities: the spirit of "harambee": adaptive capacity: the nexus between sustainability and climate change response ................. 273 JUSTUS KITHIIA AND ANNA LYTH 28 The impact of development on biodiversity in Singapore ..... 286 KWEK YAN CHONG, MARCUS AIK HWEE CHUA, MEI LIN NEO, DANIEL JIA JUN NG, SITI MARYAM YAAKUB, TAI CHONG ТОН, ALISON KIM SHAN WEE, AND DING LI YONG 29 Environmental law as a foundation for sustainable development ................................................ 299 AMBASSADOR AMADO S. TOLENTINO JR Further reading ............................................ 306 Index ...................................................... 309