Vol. 2 No. 2 (2019): Ecology, Economy and Society- the INSEE Journal

Published: 2020-03-16

Editorial

• Sustainability Science Remains a Challenge for Academia

  Kamal Bawa

  1–2

Commentary

• Why India Needs a Unique Approach to Sustainability

  Ruth DeFries , Ashwini Chhatre

  3–8

Thematic Essay

• Science, Uncertainty, and Society: Getting Beyond the Argument Culture to Shared Visions

  Robert Costanza

  9–20

• Understanding Current Forest Policy Debates through Multiple Lenses: the Case of India

  Sharachchandra Lele

  21–30

Conversations

• On Practising Sustainability Science: Challenges in Teaching and Research: Editorial Note Sustainability Education: The Importance of Diversity

  Harini Nagendra

  31–32

• On Practising Sustainability Science: Challenges in Teaching and Research: Sustainability: Challenges in Teaching

  Seema Purushothaman

  33–36

• On Practising Sustainability Science: Challenges in Teaching and Research: Practicing and Teaching Sustainability under the Shadow of Multiple Hegemonies

  Nitin D. Rai, Sharachchandra Lele

  37–40

• On Practising Sustainability Science: Challenges in Teaching and Research: The Current State and Challenges to Advancing Sustainability Science and Education

  Rashid Hassan

  41–44

Research Paper

• Groundwater Extraction, Agriculture and Poverty in Godavari River Basin

  Jeena T Srinivasan , Chandra Sekhara Rao Nuthalapati

  45–74

• Estimating Willingness to Pay for Wastewater Treatment in New Delhi Contingent Valuation Approach

  Vasudha Chopra , Sukanya Das

  75–108

Discussion

• Appreciation and Minor Clarification for Kabra (2019)

  Adam P. Novick

  109–110

Insights from the Field

• What Does ‘Gender’ Mean in Myanmar’s Rural Fishery Communities?

  Sayuri Ichikawa

  111–116

Book Review

• Growth and Identity: A Deadlock? Review of Patrik Oskarsson. 2018. Landlock: Paralysing Dispute over Minerals on Adivasi Land in India. Canberra: Australian National University Press

  Saroj Giri

  117–120

Reports

• Building an Alliance on the Commons

  Harini Nagendra, Rucha Ghate

  121–124

• Seeds of Change Report from a Conference on “Gender Equality through Agricultural Research for Development”

  Barbara Pamphilon

  125–127