Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Foreword | Richard Krannich, William Stewart, and Anna Haines
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Why Do We Need to Open the Windows? | Kate Sherren, Douglas Jackson-Smith, Gladman Thondhlana, and Polly Nguyen
Section One: Diversity and Justice
1. Queer Agroecology: Exploring Nature, Agriculture, And Sexuality | Jaye Mejía-Duwan and Michaela Hoffelmeyer
2. Gender, Land, and Agricultural Sustainability: Working Toward Greater Intersectionality for Equity, Inclusion, and Justice | Angie Carter and Gabrielle Roesch-McNally
3. Recent Advances in Race, Ethnicity, and Natural Resources: Research and Practice in the United States | John Schelhas, Jasmine K. Brown, Michael Dockry, Sarah Hitchner, Sarah Naiman, and Grace Wang
4. Human Dignity in Natural Resource Social Sciences Career Pathways | Evan J. Andrews, Christine Knott, Solange Nadeau, Courtenay Parlee, Archi Rastogi, Rachel Kelly, María Andrée López Gómez, Madu Galappaththi, and Ana Carolina Esteves Dias
Section Two: Governance and Power
5. Understanding Institutions: The Role of Broadly Institutional Perspectives for Understanding Environmental Change and Natural Resource Use | E. Carina H. Keskitalo
6. The CBNRM-isation of East and Southern Africa: A Critical Review of the Community Conservancy Model | Richard Dimba Kiaka, Paul Hebinck, and Rodgers Lubilo
7. From Authoritative to Relational: A Typology and Analysis of Government-Community Relationships in Nepalese and Australian Forest Management | Prativa Sapkota, Rebecca M. Ford, Maddison Miller, Andrea Rawluk, and Kathryn J. H. Williams
Section Three: Engagement and Elicitation
8. Three Modes of Participatory Environmental Governance Research | John R. Parkins
9. Social Learning in Participatory Natural Resource Management: Examining the Roles of Power and Positionality | Christopher Jadallah, Eliza Oldach, and Abraham Miller-Rushing
10. Digital Tools for Participatory Environmental Decision-Making: Opportunities, Challenges, and Future Directions | Caitlin Hafferty, Ian Babelon, Robert Berry, Beth Brockett, and James Hoggett
11. Image-and Arts-Based Methods in Natural Resource and Environmental Social Science: Scoping the Domain for Methods that Empower | Bryanne Lamoureux, Melanie Zurba, Yan Chen, Durdana Islam, and Kate Sherren
Section Four: Relationships and Place
12. Understanding Environmental Concern, Values, Identity, and Other Drivers of Pro-Environmental Behavior | Robert Emmet Jones and Tobin N. Walton
13. Theorizing the “Anthropos” In the Anthropocene: Toward Decolonial Practices and Knowledge Co-Production | Simon West, Wiebren Johannes Boonstra, and Sasha Quahe
14. Re-Focusing Stewardship on Stewards: Place-Based Insights on Diversity, Relationality, and the Politics of Land | Jessica Cockburn, Nosiseko Mtati, and Vanessa Masterson
15. From Roots to Rhizomes: Place, Transitions, and Translocality in a Less Stationary World | Daniel R. Williams and Brett Alan Miller
Conclusion: What Blew in through the Windows? | Douglas Jackson-Smith, Gladman Thondhlana, and Kate Sherren
Index
List of Contributors