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The Three Epochs of the Environmental MovementDaniel A. MazmanianUniversity of Southern California - School of Policy Planning and Development (SPPD) Michael E. KraftUniversity of Wisconsin - Green Bay March 24, 2008 University of Southern California School of Policy and Development, Environment & Sustainability, WP-March 2008-1 Abstract: As the basis for exploring the sustainability movement in a variety of environmental arenas and places across the United States, Mazmanian and Kraft develop in this opening chapter of their book a framework that locates sustainability - historically and conceptually - as the third epoch in the modern environmental movement. Following on the regulatory and market-based epochs, sustainability can best be understood as an effort to address in a more comprehensive manner the interdependence of natural and human systems, and address the threat to the former by the latter. The three epochs are compared along a series of dimensions for problem identification, implementation philosophy, policy tools, information and data management needs, and triggering events.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 44 Keywords: sustainability, environmental movement, sub-national environmental policy working papers seriesDate posted: December 18, 2009Suggested CitationContact Information
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