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Author: Thomas Measham ,
Stewart Lockie
Publisher: CSIRO Publishing
Imprint: CSIRO Publishing
Dimensions:
Width: 17.00cm
, Height: 1.30cm
, Length: 24.50cm
Weight: 0.456kg
ISBN: 9780643104129
ISBN 10: 0643104127
Pages: 232
Publication Date: 01 May 2012
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Professional and scholarly
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Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
In this wide ranging and very topical volume Tom Measham and Stewart Lockie have gathered together an impressive international array of scholars in the panoply of modern risk assessment and management. This is a valuable addition to a congested literature as it tackles the integration of interpretations of risk in scenario building, resources planning for whole river basins, forensic analyses and the emerging arena of ecological economics. This book is timely and stretching. --Tim O Riordan, Emeritus Professor
In this wide ranging and very topical volume Tom Measham and Stewart Lockie have gathered together an impressive international array of scholars in the panoply of modern risk assessment and management. This is a valuable addition to a congested literature as it tackles the integration of interpretations of risk in scenario building, resources planning for whole river basins, forensic analyses and the emerging arena of ecological economics. This book is timely and stretching. --Tim O'Riordan, Emeritus Professor -In this wide ranging and very topical volume Tom Measham and Stewart Lockie have gathered together an impressive international array of scholars in the panoply of modern risk assessment and management. This is a valuable addition to a congested literature as it tackles the integration of interpretations of risk in scenario building, resources planning for whole river basins, forensic analyses and the emerging arena of ecological economics. This book is timely and stretching.---Tim O'Riordan, Emeritus Professor
-In this wide ranging and very topical volume Tom Measham and Stewart Lockie have gathered together an impressive international array of scholars in the panoply of modern risk assessment and management. This is a valuable addition to a congested literature as it tackles the integration of interpretations of risk in scenario building, resources planning for whole river basins, forensic analyses and the emerging arena of ecological economics. This book is timely and stretching.---Tim O'Riordan, Emeritus Professor
In this wide ranging and very topical volume Tom Measham and Stewart Lockie have gathered together an impressive international array of scholars in the panoply of modern risk assessment and management. This is a valuable addition to a congested literature as it tackles the integration of interpretations of risk in scenario building, resources planning for whole river basins, forensic analyses and the emerging arena of ecological economics. This book is timely and stretching. --Tim O'Riordan, Emeritus Professor
In this wide ranging and very topical volume Tom Measham and Stewart Lockie have gathered together an impressive international array of scholars in the panoply of modern risk assessment and management. This is a valuable addition to a congested literature as it tackles the integration of interpretations of risk in scenario building, resources planning for whole river basins, forensic analyses and the emerging arena of ecological economics. This book is timely and stretching.
Author Information
Thomas Measham is a human geographer in the Social and Economic Sciences Program of CSIRO Ecosystem Sciences and Adjunct Associate Professor at the Fenner School of Environment and Society at the ANU. His research interests are in social learning, community engagement and regional dimensions of sustainability science. Stewart Lockie is Professor and Head of the School of Sociology at the ANU, and President of the International Sociological Association's Research Committee on Environment and Society. He has developed an international reputation for his research and publications in rural and environmental sociology.
