Communication and public participation in environmental decision making (State University of New York Press, 2004)
Includes bibliographical references (pages 267-300) and index
The trinity of voice: the role of practical theory in planning and evaluating the effectiveness of environmental participatory processes / Susan L. Senecah -- A social communication perspective toward public participation: the case of the Cispis adaptive management area / Amanda C. Graham -- Competing and converging values of public participation: a case study of participant views in Department of Energy nuclear weapons cleanup / Jennifer Duffield Hamilton -- Public expertise: a foundation for citizen participation in energy and environmental decisions / William J. Kinsella -- Decide, announce, defend: turning NEPA process into an advocacy tool rather than a decision-making tool / Judith Hendry -- The Roadless Areas Initiative as national policy: is public participation an oxymoron? / Gregg B. Walker -- Public participation and (failed) legitimation: the case of forest service rhetorics in the Boundary Waters canoe area / Steve Schwarze -- Public involvement, civic discovery, and the formation of environmental policy: a comparative analysis of the Fernald Citizens Task Force and the Fernald Health Effects subcommittee / Stephen P. Depoe -- Public participation or stakeholder frustration: an analysis of consensus-based participation in the Georgia Ports Authority's stakeholder evaluation group / Caitlin Wills Toker -- 'Free trade' and the eclipse of civil society: barriers to transparency and public participation in NAFTA and the free trade area of the Americas / J. Robert Cox -- Global governance and social capital: mapping NGO capacities in different institutional contexts / Amos Tevelow -- Toxic tours: communicating the 'presence' of chemical contamination / Phaedra C. Pezzullo -- Art and advocacy: citizen participation through cultural activism / John W. Delicath