Contents

pp ix-x

Contributors

pp xi-xiii

Acknowledgements

pp xiv-xiv

Introduction - Reshaping environments – an opportunity for envisioning the future

pp 1-14

Part 1 - Cases

pp 15-16

1 - Costa Rica’s dry north-west

pp 17-44

2 - Reshaping land transport in Singapore

pp 45-64

3 - Evaluating different ways of managing forested landscapes

pp 65-81

4 - Changing the landscape management paradigm with farmers

pp 82-113

5 - Meeting development goals without blowing your carbon budget

pp 114-138

6 - The EGLE has landed

pp 139-166

7 - Reshaping the Murray-Darling Basin, Australia

pp 167-186

8 - Burning questions

pp 187-206

Part 2 - Skills

pp 207-208

9 - Critique, analysis and reflection in the study of reshaping environments

pp 209-226

10 - Working with complex issues in group situations

pp 227-241

11 - Understanding research methodology

pp 242-255

12 - An interdisciplinary approach

pp 256-274

Part 3 - Theory

pp 275-276

13 - Conceptualising change

pp 277-304

14 - Sustainability

pp 305-334

15 - Human needs and norms

pp 335-351

16 - Conceptualising and thinking about environmental systems

pp 352-367

17 - Why scale matters

pp 368-391

Index

pp 392-401

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