Special Issue:  Environmental Policy

Oklahoma Politics, Volume 10 (Special Issue - December 2001)

 

 

Jantzen, Stephen L., "Environmental Regulation in Oklahoma:  A Patchwork Green," pp. 9-18

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Sankowski, Edward, "Environmental Management and Democratic Legitimacy," pp. 21-32.

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Trachtenberg, Zev, "Scientists and Stakeholders:  Evaluating the Legitimacy of the Illinois River Basin Management Protocol," pp. 33-44.

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Focht, Will, "A Synthesis of Stakeholder Perspectives in Siting Controversies," pp. 47-62.

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Focht, Will and Lawler, James J., "NIMBY-TIMBY:  Analysis of Stakeholder Perspectives on Hazardous Waste Controversies in Oklahoma," pp. 63-80.

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Peaden, Charles, "Public Housing and NIMBY:  The Effects of Citizen Participation in Siting Public Housing Facilities in Tulsa," pp. 81-90.

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Meo, Mark, "Strategic Policy Innovation and Flash Flood Hazard Mitigation:  The Tulsa Story," pp. 93-102.

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Kottke, Rita R., "Brownfields Initiative in Oklahoma," pp. 103-118.

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Gowda, M. V. Rajeev and Long, Paula Owsley, "The Complexities of Environmental Federalism:  An Investigation of the Oklahoma Native American Context," pp. 125-138.

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Rao, Mahesh N., Focht, Will, and Bantle, John A., "Application of GIS in Environmental Policy Analysis," pp. 141-156.

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Focht, Will, Langston, Michael A., and DeShong, Richard Todd, "Informing Policymaking with Concept Mapping," pp. 157-178.

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Whitaker, Katera and Focht, Will,  "Expert Modeling of Environmental Impacts" pp. 179-186.

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