Vol. 1 No. 2 (2018): Ecology, Economy and Society- the INSEE Journal

Published: 2020-03-11

Editorial

• Analysing Human–Nature Interactions: allowing for Multiple Agents and Power Structures

  Kanchan Chopra

  1-2

Commentary

• Biological Conservation and Economic Theory

  Charles Perrings, Ann Kinzig

  3–10

• An Integrated Framework for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals Around the World

  Jianguo Liu

  11 –17

Thematic Essay

• Reading History and Power in Urban Landscapes: The Lens of Urban Political Ecology

  Karen Coelho

  19–30

Research Paper

• Modelling the Economics of Grassland Degradation in Banni, India, using System Dynamics

  Mihir Mathur, Kabir Sharma

  31–65

Conversations

• On Water Governance: Editorial Note Emerging Knowledge Should Prevail in Water Governance

  Jayanta Bandyopadhyay

  67–68

• On Water Governance: From a Reductionist Paradigm to a Holistic One Combining Ecology, Economics, Engineering, and Social Sciences in a Transdisciplinary Framework for Water Governance

  Nilanjan Ghosh

  69–72

• On Water Governance: Environmental Flow Concepts and Holistic Applications in River Basin Governance

  Angela H Arthington

  73–76

• On Water Governance: Reforming Governance to Solve India’s Water Crisis

  Mihir Shah

  77–80

• On Air Pollution: Editorial Note

  Vikram Dayal

  81–82

• On Air Pollution: To Tackle Air Pollution, One Needs to be Grounded

  Ashish Kothari

  83–85

• On Air Pollution: Regionalizing Air: On the Possibilities of Transborder Collaborations

  Rohit Negi

  87–89

• On Air Pollution: Can We Use Delhi’s Air Pollution Crisis to Improve Agriculture?

  Priya Shyamsundar

  91–93

Insights from the Field

• Thinking Beyond Fairy Lights and Fountains: Lessons from the Waterscape of Bengaluru

  Hita Unnikrishnan

  95–99

• The Forest Game: Field Experiments as a Means to Influence Mental Models

  Liya Thomas, Sanoop V, Vinita Rodrigues

  101–105

Book Review

• Envisioning a Just and Sustainable Society Review of Ashish Kothari and K J Joy, eds. 2017. Alternative Futures: India Unshackled, New Delhi: Authors Upfront

  Harsh Dobhal

  107–109

Reports

• Engaging the Forests and Livelihoods Community The 3rd Annual FLARE Network Meeting

  Arun Agrawal , Rebecca Rutt, Cristy Watkins

  111–114

• A Report on the INSEE Ninth Biennial Conference on Sustainability, Institutions, Incentives: Voices, Policies and Commitments

  Nandan Nawn

  115– 118