Index
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| accountability of science 208, 246 |
| Action Aid 130 |
| Activities Implemented Jointly, UNFCCC 148 |
| Actor Network Theory: |
| narratives 99, 102, 273 ; |
| networks 140, 154, 232 ; |
| social relations 135, 149 |
| actors: |
| business 140 ; |
| Cultural Theory 139, 273 ; |
| discourse 271 -2; |
| environmental science 136 ; |
| non-governmental organizations 138, 139, 140, 271, 272 ; |
| political activism 141 ; |
| science-policy 138 -42; |
| social activism 138 -9; |
| state 140 ; |
| structures 134, 167, 271 -3 |
| actualism 16, 62, 220 |
| Adams, W.M. 66, 67 (box) |
| Adaptation Fund (Clean Development Mechanism) 199 |
| adaptive practices: |
| climate change 199 ; |
| developing countries 253, 256 -8; |
| drylands 28 ; |
| environmental orthodoxies 38 (box); |
| farmers 253, 254 ; |
| land use 196 -7; |
| livelihood 197, 254, 255 -6 (box); |
| poverty 45 ; |
| regions 193 -4; |
| resource management 255 -6 (box); |
| vulnerability 196, 201 |
| advocacy coalitions 156, 159, 160, 184 |
| Africa 10, 11, 34, 43, 118, 256, 257 ; |
| see also individual countries |
| Agarwal, Anil 174, 175 -6 (box) |
| agriculture: |
| cash crops 257 ; |
| cattle 145 ; |
| intensification 41, 256 ; |
| methane emission 145, 175 (box); |
| sheep-farming 179, 185 ; |
| Thailand 32 ; |
| see also farmersagro-ecology 189 -90 (box) |
| agroforestry 153 -4 |
| AIDS 162, 164, 167, 259 |
| Aka pygmies 188 |
| Alford, D. 110, 112, 125 |
| Almeder, R. 15 (box) |
| alternative approaches 191, 252, 275 ; |
| see also adaptive practices |
| Alternative Nobel Prize 259 |
| Amazon 33, 193 |
| American Southern High Plains 193 |
| Andersen, I. 262 (box) |
| Anderson, L. 3, 10, 11 |
| Andes 257 |
| Annex I countries 148, 199 |
| Antarctica 185 |
| anthrax experiments 101 |
| anthropology 62 |
| Aral Sea 193, 194 |
| Arnold, D. 190 |
| Aronson, J. 213, 218, 219, 275 |
| Asia 216 ; |
| see also individual countries |
| assessment, environmental 247, 249, 261 -2 |
| assessment capacity 250 -1 |
| Atkinson, A. 3 |
| atmospheric changes 144 ; |
| see also climate change; |
| drought |
| Australia 31, 82 (box) |
| autonomy 93, 94, 95 (figure) |
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| Baarschers, W. 47 |
| Bacon, Francis 110 |
| Bailey, S. 4, 10, 14, 139, 156 |
| Bangkok 122 |
| Banuri, Tariq 183 |
| Barnes, B. 243 |
| Barr, J. 258 |
| Barthes, Roland 47 |
| Bass, T. 26, 27 |
| Batterbury, S. 38, 256 (box) |
| The Beach163 |
| Bebbington, A. 256, 257 |
| Beck, Ulrich 120, 240 ; |
| ecological blindness 278 ; |
| Risk Society1, 119, 170, 180, 242 ; |
| universalism 181 |
| Benton, T. 117 |
| Berger, P. 107 |
| Berkes, F. 256 (box) |
| Bhaskar, Roy: |
| Critical Realism 16, 71, 80, 214, 220, 227 ; |
| transcendental realism 74 -5 |
| biodiversity 33, 82, 127 |
| biogeography 86 (box) |
| biophysical changes: |
| black-box statements 195 ; |
| complexity 49, 53, 103, 195 ; |
| Cultural Theory 96 ; |
| deforestation 35 -6; |
| desertification 28 ; |
| globalization 169 ; |
| non-anthropogenic 190 -1; |
| risk 177, 194 ; |
| social factors 104, 145, 173 -4 |
| Bioscience journal 5 |
| Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council 129 |
| Birke, L. 258 |
| black-box statements: |
| AIDS 164 -5; |
| biophysical changes 195 ; |
| climate change 174 ; |
| cost-benefit analysis 261 ; |
| deforestation 86 -7; |
| desertification 86 -7; |
| environmental science 206 ; |
| General Circulation Model 144 -5; |
| Latour 164 -5; |
| reforestation 269 ; |
| shiftingcultivation 86 -7 |
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Book title: Critical Political Ecology: The Politics of Environmental Science.
Contributors: Tim Forsyth - Author.
Publisher: Routledge.
Place of publication: London.
Publication year: 2002.
Page number: 311.
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