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This book bridges the gap between theory and practice, bringing together concerned parties who have argued for increased local participation in sustainable community development.
List of contents
Figures, Tables, and Maps
Preface: The Importance of Community /
Hon. Clifford Lincoln,MPIntroduction /
Ann Dale Vision1. Sustainable Development Begins at Home: Community Solutions toGlobal Problems /
Marcia Nozick Connections2. Social Evolution and Urban Systems: Directions for Sustainability/
Robert Woollard and William Rees Action3. Systemic Crisis in Rural Newfoundland: Can the Outports Survive?/
Rosemary E. Ommer and Peter R. Sinclair4. Community Change in Context /
Christopher R. Bryant5. Northern Communities and Sustainable Development in Canada'sNorth /
Timothy McTiernan6. Sustainable Communities and Sustainable Agriculture on thePrairies /
Michael E. Gertler7. The Canadian Pacific Salmon Fishery: Issues in Resource andCommunity Sustainability /
Richard Schwindt8. Incorporating Postproductivist Values into Sustainable CommunityProcesses /
Alison Gill and Maureen Reed9. Natural Capital and Social Capital: Implications for SustainableCommunity Development /
Mark Roseland10. The Civic State, Civil Society, and the Promotion of SustainableDevelopment /
Bryan H. Massam and Jill Dickinson Assessing Progress11. Concepts, Cosmologies, and Commitment: Using BiodiversityIndicators in Critical Zones Models /
Thomas C. Meredith Conclusion12. Making Communities the Strong Link in Sustainable Development /
John T. Pierce Contributors
Index
About the author
John T. Pierce teaches in the Department of Geographyand is Dean of Arts at Simon Fraser University.
AnnDale is Senior Associate at the Sustainable DevelopmentResearch Institute of the University of British Columbia andVice-President, Research, of the Canadian Biodiversity Institute inOttawa.
Summary
This book bridges the gap between theory and practice, bringing together concerned parties who have argued for increased local participation in sustainable community development.