Managing Australia's environment

摘要: I. Introduction Processes and institutions for resource environmental management: why how to analyse Stephen Dovers II. Sectoral Studies Rangeland over time space Mark Stafford Smith Nick Abel The ocean marine realm Marcus Haward Water resources management Dingle National Forest Policy Regional Agreements Catherine Mobbs III. Institutions Resource Assessment Commission: lessons in the venality of modern politics Clive Hamilton Discrete, consultative policy processes: from Conservation Strategy Australia Ecologically Sustainable Development regional development: Australian efforts John Dore, Jim Woodhill, Kate Andrews Colma Keating Informing ESD: state environment reporting Ronnie Harding Denise Traynor IV. Managing, regulating motivating Straddling boundaries: inter-governmental arrangements managing natural Peter Crabb Legal perspectives Gerry Bates EPAs - orphan agencies protection Christoff Parliamentary intergovernmental processes Brett Odgers Local government Su Wild River Marketisation freshwater fisheries regimes Jennifer McKay V. People, programs Catchment Sarah Ewing Indigenous domain Kim Orchard, Helen Ross Elspeth Young Landcare experience Allan Curtis VI. Perspectives synthesis disappointment law Tim Bonyhady Science, research Ian Lowe Politics Robyn Eckersley Economic sustainable use Warren Musgrave Onko Kingma Reflecting on three decades: a