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· 제목 : Nature Swapped and Nature Lost: Biodiversity Offsetting, Urbanization and Social Justice (Paperback, 2020)
· 분류 : 외국도서 > 과학/수학/생태 > 과학 > 지구과학 > 지리학
· ISBN : 9783030467906
· 쪽수 : 404쪽
· 분류 : 외국도서 > 과학/수학/생태 > 과학 > 지구과학 > 지리학
· ISBN : 9783030467906
· 쪽수 : 404쪽
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Introduction
Chapter 1. The emergence, evolution and neoliberal origins of biodiversity offsetting
1.1. Neoliberalism and nature
1.2. A brief history of the origins and evolution of biodiversity offsetting
1.3. Key definitions
1.4. Current distribution of biodiversity offsetting and compensation mechanisms across the globe
Chapter 2. Biodiversity offsetting and equivalent natures2.1. Biodiversity offsetting and the construction of ecological equivalence: insights from the technical
literature
2.2. Biodiversity offsetting and the construction of ecological equivalence: insights from the critical
literature
2.3. Biodiversity offsetting and place
Chapter 3. Biodiversity offsetting: Value or Rent?3.1. Nature, labor and value
3.2. Biodiversity offsetting, value and rent
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3.3. Urbanization and biodiversity offsetting
Chapter 4. Biodiversity offsetting in England: Deepening neoliberal conservation
4.1. Introduction
4.2. Nature conservation in the UK after the 2008 financial crash: consolidating the hegemony of market
environmentalism
4.3. Biodiversity offsetting in the UK and neoliberal conservation
4.4. The Defra offset metric: The triumph of simplicity
4.5. Biodiversity offsetting and the role of experts
4.6. Biodiversity offsetting and habitat banking: buying biodiversity “off-the-self”
4.7. Against the framing of the social as irrelevant
4.8. Interregnum: A discussion with an offset metric designer on ecosystem services, biodiversity offsetting
and the economic valuation of nature
Chapter 5. Biodiversity offsetting, urbanization and the neoliberalization of nature in England
5.1. Offsetting, urbanization and deregulation: “A war on red tape” in post-crisis England
5.2. The convergence of offsetting and urbanization: Rendering conservation part of a development agenda
5.3. Austerity localism, neoliberal urbanization and offsetting
5.4. Biodiversity offsetting, urbanization, and the right to nature
5.4.1. The case of the Whitehouse Farm housing development
5.4.2. The case of the Lodge Hill housing development
5.4.3. The HS2 case: a voluntary adoption of offsetting to greenwash urban development
5.5. When the win-win rhetoric meets the TINA dogma: biodiversity offsetting, neoliberalism and the
tyranny of pragmatism
Chapter 6: Discussing with the supporters of biodiversity offsetting in England
6.1. Introduction
6.2. Interview with a conservation broker
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6.3. Interview with a consultant (ecologist) working for the housing industry
Chapter 7. Discussing with the opponents of biodiversity offsetting in England
7.1. Interview with a conservationist
7.2. Interview with a local activist opposing a mega-project
Afterword
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