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Table of Contents

Notes On Contributors Foreword by David V.J. Bell

Preface

Chapter One: REARTICULATING THE ENVIRONMENT: Towards a Pluralist Vision of Natural Resource Use, by L. Anders Sandberg, Sverker Sörlin

Part I Rearticulating Nature
Chapter Two: TOWARDS A THIRD NATURE: Conceptions of Nature in Between, by Eivor Bucht

Chapter Three: THE OLD AND NEW HOMETOWN: Cultural Heritage as Environment, by Bo Sundin

Chapter Four: VALUES OF NATURE IN EVERY-DAY LIFE: Words versus Action in Ecological Behaviour, by Anna-Lisa Lindén

Chapter Five: BARGAINING THE SACRED: The Approach From Immanent Holism , by Peter Harries-Jones

Part II Common or Uncommon Ground?
Chapter Six: A FOREST OF FIRE: From Aboriginal Home to Ecosystem Management in the Boreal Forest, by Peter J. Murphy

Chapter Seven: LANDSCAPE CHANGE AND BIODIVERSITY CRISIS: A Forest History of Boreal Sweden, by Lars Östlund

Chapter Eight: CULTURE VERSUS NATURE IN THE HISTORY OF SWEDISH FORESTRY: A Case for Pluralism, by Anders Öckerman

Chapter Nine: THE SWEDISH FOREST COMMONS: Challenges for Sustainable Forestry? by Lars Carlsson

Chapter Ten: MANAGING UNCOMMON GROUNDS: Swedish Forestry Policy and Environmental Sustainability, by Katarina Eckerberg

Chapter Eleven: CANADIAN FEDERAL FOREST POLICY: Present Initiatives and Historical Constraints, by Joanna M. Beyers, L. Anders Sandberg

Chapter Twelve: THE POLITICS OF STEWARDSHIP: Certification for Sustainable Forest Management in Canada, by Peter Clancy

Chapter Thirteen: THE PUBLIC ACCESS DILEMMA: The Specialization of Landscape and the Challenge of Sustainability in Outdoor Recreation, by Klas Sandell

Chapter Fourteen: SOUNDS OF SILENCE? The Dispute over Snowmobiling in the Swedish Mountains, by Kurt Viking Abrahamsson

Part III Voices from the Margin
Chapter Fifteen: MEN WITHOUT BOSSES: Encounters with Modernity in the Logging Camps of Northern Sweden, by Ella Johansson

Chapter Sixteen: HEGEMONY AND GENEALOGY: Managerialist Discourse in the Forests of British Columbia, by Russell Janzen

Chapter Seventeen: IS IT ONLY FOREST FIRES THAT ARE NATURAL? : Boundaries of Nature and Culture in White Working Class Culture, by Thomas Dunk

Chapter Eighteen: GREENING THE CANADIAN WORKPLACE: Unions and the Environment, by Laurel Sefton MacDowell

Chapter Nineteen: LEARNING A BIOREGION: Trent University and the Haliburton Highlands, by John Wadland, Anna Gibson

Chapter Twenty: NASTAWGAN OR NOT? First Nations Land Management in Temagami and Algonquin Park, by Jamie Lawson

Chapter Twenty One: MI'KMAQ ENVIRONMENTALISM: Local Incentives and Global Projections, by Alf Hornborg

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