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  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Jul-2005
  • Izdevniecība: National Academies Press
  • ISBN-10: 0309095409
  • ISBN-13: 9780309095402
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 296 pages, height x width: 229x152 mm
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Jul-2005
  • Izdevniecība: National Academies Press
  • ISBN-10: 0309095409
  • ISBN-13: 9780309095402
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This report proposes research priorities for social and behavioral scientist, scholars and practitioners working on environmental issues. It describes the need to develop a better environmental decision process, the institutions for environmental governance in terms of their research needs, the role of the environment in business decision making and in individual behavior, and science which is relevant to making evidence-based environmental policies. The appendices include five related articles with topics such as social science as a tool of environmental decision making, methods of improvement of the environmental decision process, the need for research in businesses' environmental decision making and forecasting new research priorities. Annotation ©2005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1(10)
1 INTRODUCTION 11(12)
How We Conducted the Study,
12(5)
The Results,
17(4)
Notes,
21(2)
2 IMPROVING ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION PROCESSES 23(18)
The Research Need,
23(3)
What Is a Decision Science Approach?,
26(4)
Areas of Research,
30(9)
Rationale for the Science Priority,
39(2)
3 INSTITUTIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE 41(11)
The Research Need,
41(5)
Areas of Research,
46(3)
Rationale for the Science Priority,
49(3)
4 THE ENVIRONMENT IN BUSINESS DECISION MAKING 52(17)
The Research Need,
52(1)
Areas of Research,
53(11)
Rationale for the Science Priority,
64(5)
5 ENVIRONMENTALLY SIGNIFICANT INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOR 69(16)
The Research Need,
69(2)
Areas of Research,
71(10)
Rationale for the Science Priority,
81(4)
6 DECISION-RELEVANT SCIENCE FOR EVIDENCE-BASED ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY 85(27)
Building the Infrastructure,
86(1)
Developing Decision-Relevant Indicators,
87(9)
Evaluating Environmental Policies,
96(8)
Improving Environmental Forecasting,
104(4)
Determining Distributional Impacts,
108(4)
REFERENCES 112(27)
APPENDIXES 139
A WHEN DO ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION MAKERS USE SOCIAL SCIENCE?
139(36)
Rebecca J. Romsdahl
Social Science Utilization in Government Decision Making,
140(3)
Challenges to Social Science Utilization,
143(1)
Studies in Environmental Decision Making,
144(1)
Insights from Social Studies of Science,
144(1)
Recommendations from the Reviewed Literature,
145(1)
Conclusions,
146(1)
Notes,
147(1)
Annotated Bibliography,
147(28)
B IMPROVING ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION PROCESSES
175(25)
Robin Gregory and Timothy McDaniels
Introduction,
175(1)
Levels of Environmental Policy Decisions,
176(5)
Approaches to Aid Individual Decisions on Environmental Policy Choices,
181(6)
Approaches to Aid Group Deliberative Processes on Environmental Policy Choices,
187(4)
Approaches to Aid Organizational Decisions on Environmental Policy Choices,
191(4)
Conclusion,
195(1)
Acknowledgments,
196(1)
References,
196(4)
C BUSINESS DECISIONS AND THE ENVIRONMENT: SIGNIFICANCE, CHALLENGES, AND MOMENTUM OF AN EMERGING RESEARCH FIELD
200(30)
Andrew J. Hoffman
Introduction,
200(1)
Corporate Environmentalism as an Empirical Domain,
201(5)
Corporate Environmentalism as a Research Domain,
206(6)
Corporate Environmentalism as a Management Discipline,
212(9)
Conclusion,
221(1)
Acknowledgments,
222(1)
References,
222(8)
D FORECASTING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION MAKING: RESEARCH PRIORITIES
230(16)
William Ascher
Introduction,
230(3)
Approaches to Enhancing the Accuracy and Reliability of Forecasts for Environmental Decision Making,
233(3)
Approaches to Enhancing the Usefulness of Forecasting for Environmental Decision Making,
236(5)
Summary of Assessment and Research Priorities,
241(1)
Notes,
242(1)
References,
243(3)
E PROGRAM EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES: TOWARD EVIDENCE-BASED DECISION MAKING
246(28)
Cary Coglianese and Lori D. Snyder Bennear
The Role of Program Evaluation in Environmental Policy,
248(4)
Methods of Program Evaluation,
252(7)
The Future of Program Evaluation of Environmental Policy,
259(3)
Conclusion,
262(1)
Acknowledgments,
263(1)
Notes,
263(1)
References,
264(10)
F PANEL MEMBERS, STAFF, AND CONTRIBUTORS
274


Garry D. Brewer and Paul C. Stern, Editors, Panel on Social and Behavioral Science Research Priorities for Environmental Decision Making, Committee on the Human Dimensions of Global Change, National Research Council