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Ecological modernisation: A reformist review

Dave Toke
Pages 279-291 | Published online: 18 Aug 2010

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Stewart Davidson. (2012) The Insuperable Imperative: A Critique of the Ecologically Modernizing State. Capitalism Nature Socialism 23:2, pages 31-50.
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Jan Olsson. (2009) The Power of the Inside Activist: Understanding Policy Change by Empowering the Advocacy Coalition Framework (ACF). Planning Theory & Practice 10:2, pages 167-187.
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Erik Hysing & Jan Olsson. (2008) Contextualising the Advocacy Coalition Framework: theorising change in Swedish forest policy. Environmental Politics 17:5, pages 730-748.
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HeidiØstbø Haugen. (2005) Time and space in Beijing's Olympic bid. Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift - Norwegian Journal of Geography 59:3, pages 217-227.
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MICHAELS. CAROLAN. (2004) Ecological Modernization Theory:What About Consumption?. Society & Natural Resources 17:3, pages 247-260.
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Geoffrey Chun-fung ChenGeoffrey Chun-fung Chen. 2016. Governing Sustainable Energies in China. Governing Sustainable Energies in China 65 111 .
Joseph Szarka. (2012) Climate Challenges, Ecological Modernization, and Technological Forcing: Policy Lessons from a Comparative US-EU Analysis. Global Environmental Politics 12:2, pages 87-109.
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Laura Alex Frye-Levine. (2012) Sustainability Through Design Science: Re-Imagining Option Spaces Beyond Eco-Efficiency. Sustainable Development 20:3, pages 166-179.
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Kenneth Iain Macdonald. 2011. Capitalism and Conservation. Capitalism and Conservation 44 81 .
P.A. Memon, N.A. Kirk & John W. Selsky. (2011) Limits to Ecological Modernisation as a framework for sustainable fresh water governance. Land Use Policy 28:3, pages 534-541.
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Kenneth Iain MacDonald. (2010) The Devil is in the (Bio)diversity: Private Sector “Engagement” and the Restructuring of Biodiversity Conservation. Antipode 42:3, pages 513-550.
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J. P. Ulhøi & H. Madsen. (2009) Recapturing the corporate environmental management research agenda. Business Strategy and the Environment 18:2, pages 79-82.
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Dimitrios Konstadakopulos. (2007) The Limits of Ecological Modernisation in Canada's Atlantic Provinces. British Journal of Canadian Studies 20:2, pages 187-210.
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Wendy E Jepson, Christian Brannstrom & Renato Stancato de Souza. (2016) A Case of Contested Ecological Modernisation: The Governance of Genetically Modified Crops in Brazil. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy 23:2, pages 295-310.
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