Toward Sustainable Communities: Transition and Transformations in Environmental Policy Book

Tables, Figures, and BoXes
Foreword
Preface
Contributors
I Introduction
1 The Three Epochs of the Environmental Movement
Daniel A. Mazmanian and Michael E. Kraft
2 Conceptual and Analytical Challenges in Building
Sustainable Communities
Lamont C. Hempel
II Transitional Approaches in Conventional MediaBased
Environmental Policies
3 Los Angeles' Transition from CommandandControl to
MarketBased Clean Air Policy Strategies and Implemetation
Daniel A. Mazmanian
4 Clean Water and the Promise of Collaborative Decision
Making: The Case of the FoXWolf Basin in Wisconsin
Michael E. Kraft and Bruce N. Johnson
5 Local OpenSpace Preservation in California
Daniel Press
III Toward Community and Regional Sustainability: Leading
EXamples of the Transformation Process
6 The Challenge of the Environmental City: A Pittsburgh
Case Study
Franklin Tugwell, Andrew S. McElwaine, and Michele Kanche Fetting
7 ISTEA and the New Era in Transporation Policy:
Sustainable Communities from a Federal Initiative
Thomas A. Horan, Hank Dittmar, and Daniel R. Jordan
8 Sustainability in a Regional ConteXt: The Case of the
Great Lakes Basin
Barry G. Rabe
IV Overview and Implications for a Sustainable Future
9 Conclusions: Toward Sustainable Communities
Michael E. Kraft and Daniel A. Mazmanian
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