"Bottom-up" approaches in governance and adaptation for sustainable development : case studies from India and Bangladesh
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"Bottom-up" approaches in governance and adaptation for sustainable development : case studies from India and Bangladesh
Sage, 2017
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Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies, Kyoto Universityグローバル専攻
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book analyzes how governance and climate change adaptation - both integral to sustainable development - operate outside the bureaucratic apparatus of the state. It examines 'top-down' and 'bottom-up' approaches to sustainable development and looks at a possible 'middle-out' approach to resolving the challenges to sustainable development.
The book also includes case studies from India and Bangladesh, which show that community-level factors such as social and cultural capital are key to the success of sustainable development efforts.
Table of Contents
Preface and Acknowledgments
Introduction: Governance for Sustainable Development in the Anthropocene - Stephen Zavestoski and Pradip Swarnakar
Section 1: Governance I: Questioning the Top-down Approach of Sustainable Development
Forest, Adivasis, and the Forest Rights Act (2006): Interrogating Top-down Environmental Governance - Jyotiprasad Chatterjee
Science and Politics of Wildlife Enumeration: Questioning the 'Tiger Count' in India - Jayanthi A Pushkaran
Urban Land Governance Reforms and Sustainable Development: A Study of Urban Property Ownership Records (UPOR) in Karnataka - Kanekanti Chandrashekar Smitha and Manasi Seshaiah
Challenges of Sustainable Biodiversity Management: National Chambal Sanctuary in Uttar Pradesh - Nidhi Yadav and Naresh Chandra Sahu
Freshwater Wetlands in Bangladesh: The Need for Alternative Governance - Mohammad Abu Taiyeb Chowdhury
Section 2: Governance II: Experiments with 'Bottom-up' Approaches
Dynamics and Pay-offs in Community-based Water Resource Management: A Case Study from Indian Sunderbans - Satabdi Datta
Local Solutions to Local Disasters: Governance in Flood Management in Assam - Arpita Das and Partha Jyoti Das
The Role of Rural Local Bodies in Sustainable Development - James Rajanayagam
Deployment of Solar Home Lighting Systems in Rural India - Kartikeya Singh
From Participation to Empowerment: Community-based Ecotourism in Goa - Rohini Fadte
Section 3: Climate Change Adaptation: A 'Bottom-up' Challenge to 'Top-down' Sustainable Development
Downscaling Climate Change: Perceptions and Adaptive Behaviors of Rural Farmers in West Bengal - Farhat Naz, Marie-Charlotte Buisson, and Archisman Mitra
Adaptive Capacity of Marginalized Urban Women to Climate Change: National Capital Territory of Delhi - Sakshi Saini and Savita Aggarwal
Community-based Climate Change Adaptation in Coastal India: A 'Bottom-up' Approach Using 3P Model - Rachna Arora, Ashish Chaturvedi, Manjeet Saluja, Nikita Mundra, and Arushi Sen
Local Knowledge, Social Capital, and Governance of Climate Change Adaptation in Bangladesh - Md. Masud-All-Kamal
Section 4: Synergizing 'Top-down' and 'Bottom-up
Neither 'Top-down' nor 'Bottom-up': A 'Middle-out' Alternative to Sustainable Development - Stephen Zavestoski and Pradip Swarnakar
Index
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