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3 eThekwini’s Green and Ecological Infrastructure Policy Landscape
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Beck U (2009) Critical theory of world risk society: a cosmopolitan vision. Constellations 16(1):3–
22
Beck U (2015) Emancipatory catastrophism: what does it mean to climate change and risk society?
Curr Sociol 63(1):75–88
Beck U, Ritter M (1992) Risk society: towards a new modernity. Sage, Newbury Park, CA
Benedict MA, McMahon ET (2002) Green infrastructure: smart conservation for the 21st century.
Sprawl Watch Clearinghouse, Washington D.C.
Bilderbeek SL, Gupta J, Ros-Tonen M (2016) Biodiversity conservation. SDG Policy Brief #2.
Centre for Sustainable Development Studies, Amsterdam
Björkman M (1987) Time and risk in the cognitive space. In: Sjörberg L (ed) Risk and society.
Studies of risk generation and reactions to risk. Allen and Unwin, London
Blowers A (1997) Environmental policy: ecological modernisation or the risk society? Urban Stud
34(5–6):845–871
Boehm A (2002) Corporate social responsibility: a complementary perspective of community and
corporate leaders. Bus Soc Rev 107(2):171–194
Bohman J, Richardson H (2009) Liberalism, deliberative democracy, and “reasons that all can
accept”. J Polit Philos 17(3):253–274
Boon R, Cockburn J, Douwes E, Govender N, Ground L, Mclean C, Roberts D, Rouget M, Slotow
R (2016) Managing a threatened savanna ecosystem (KwaZulu-Natal Sandstone Sourveld) in an
urban biodiversity hotspot: Durban, South Africa. Bothalia-Afr Biodivers Conserv 46(2):1–12
Brand P (1999) The environment and postmodern spatial consciousness: a sociology of urban
environmental agendas. J Environ Plan Manage 42(5):631–648
Brennan J (2018) Does the demographic objection to epistocracy succeed? Res Republica 24:53–71
Brennan J (2019) Giving epistocracy a fair hearing. Inquiry 1–15
Brown C (2013) The poverty of grand theory. Eur J Int Relat 19(3):483–497
Brown JS, Collins A, Duguid P (1989) Situated cognition and the culture of learning. Educ Res
18(1):32–42
Bueger C, Gadinger F (2015) The play of international practice. Int Stud Quart 59(3):449–460
Bulkeley H (2001) Governing climate change: the politics of risk society? Trans Inst Br Geogr
26(4):430–447
Callicot JH (1998) Structural functionalism as a heuristic device. Anthropol Educ Q 29(1):103–111
Carmin J, Anguelovski I, Roberts D (2012) Urban climate adaptation in the global south: planning
in an emerging policy domain. J Plan Educ Res 32(1):18–32
Carpenter CR (2003) Stirring gender into the mainstream: constructivism, feminism and the uses
of IR theory. Int Stud Rev 5(2):297–302
Cartwright A, Blignaut J, de Wit M, Goldberg K, Mander M, O’Donoghue S, Roberts D (2013)
Economics of climate change adaptation at the local scale under conditions of uncertainty and
resource constraints: the case of Durban, South Africa. Environ Urbanization 25(1):139–156
Chakrabarty D (2009) The climate of history: four these. Crit Inq 35(2):197–222
Chen AH, Warren J (2011) Sustainable growth for China: when capital markets and green
infrastructure combine. Chin Econ 44(5):86–103
Chouliaraki L, Fairclough N (1990) Discourse in late modernity: rethinking critical discourse
analysis. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh
Chu E, Anguelovski I, Roberts D (2017) Climate adaptation as strategic urbanism: assessing
opportunities and uncertainties for equity and inclusive development in cities. Cities 60:378–387
C40 (2020) About C40. C40 Group, New York. Accessed at: https://www.c40.org/about. Accessed
on: 30 Mar 2020
Cockburn J, Rouget M, Slotow R, Roberts D, Boon R, Douwes E, O’Donoghue S, Downs CT,
Mukherjee S, Musakwa W, Mutanga O (2016) How to build science-action partnerships for local
land-use planning and management: lessons from Durban, South Africa. Ecol Soc 21(1)
Cohen MJ (1997) Risk society and ecological modernisation. Futures 29(2):105–119
3 eThekwini’s Green and Ecological Infrastructure Policy Landscape
Beck U (1996) World risk society as cosmopolitan society? Ecological questions in a framework
of manufactured uncertainties. Theor Cult Soc 13(4):1–32
Beck U (2009) Critical theory of world risk society: a cosmopolitan vision. Constellations 16(1):3–
22
Beck U (2015) Emancipatory catastrophism: what does it mean to climate change and risk society?
Curr Sociol 63(1):75–88
Beck U, Ritter M (1992) Risk society: towards a new modernity. Sage, Newbury Park, CA
Benedict MA, McMahon ET (2002) Green infrastructure: smart conservation for the 21st century.
Sprawl Watch Clearinghouse, Washington D.C.
Bilderbeek SL, Gupta J, Ros-Tonen M (2016) Biodiversity conservation. SDG Policy Brief #2.
Centre for Sustainable Development Studies, Amsterdam
Björkman M (1987) Time and risk in the cognitive space. In: Sjörberg L (ed) Risk and society.
Studies of risk generation and reactions to risk. Allen and Unwin, London
Blowers A (1997) Environmental policy: ecological modernisation or the risk society? Urban Stud
34(5–6):845–871
Boehm A (2002) Corporate social responsibility: a complementary perspective of community and
corporate leaders. Bus Soc Rev 107(2):171–194
Bohman J, Richardson H (2009) Liberalism, deliberative democracy, and “reasons that all can
accept”. J Polit Philos 17(3):253–274
Boon R, Cockburn J, Douwes E, Govender N, Ground L, Mclean C, Roberts D, Rouget M, Slotow
R (2016) Managing a threatened savanna ecosystem (KwaZulu-Natal Sandstone Sourveld) in an
urban biodiversity hotspot: Durban, South Africa. Bothalia-Afr Biodivers Conserv 46(2):1–12
Brand P (1999) The environment and postmodern spatial consciousness: a sociology of urban
environmental agendas. J Environ Plan Manage 42(5):631–648
Brennan J (2018) Does the demographic objection to epistocracy succeed? Res Republica 24:53–71
Brennan J (2019) Giving epistocracy a fair hearing. Inquiry 1–15
Brown C (2013) The poverty of grand theory. Eur J Int Relat 19(3):483–497
Brown JS, Collins A, Duguid P (1989) Situated cognition and the culture of learning. Educ Res
18(1):32–42
Bueger C, Gadinger F (2015) The play of international practice. Int Stud Quart 59(3):449–460
Bulkeley H (2001) Governing climate change: the politics of risk society? Trans Inst Br Geogr
26(4):430–447
Callicot JH (1998) Structural functionalism as a heuristic device. Anthropol Educ Q 29(1):103–111
Carmin J, Anguelovski I, Roberts D (2012) Urban climate adaptation in the global south: planning
in an emerging policy domain. J Plan Educ Res 32(1):18–32
Carpenter CR (2003) Stirring gender into the mainstream: constructivism, feminism and the uses
of IR theory. Int Stud Rev 5(2):297–302
Cartwright A, Blignaut J, de Wit M, Goldberg K, Mander M, O’Donoghue S, Roberts D (2013)
Economics of climate change adaptation at the local scale under conditions of uncertainty and
resource constraints: the case of Durban, South Africa. Environ Urbanization 25(1):139–156
Chakrabarty D (2009) The climate of history: four these. Crit Inq 35(2):197–222
Chen AH, Warren J (2011) Sustainable growth for China: when capital markets and green
infrastructure combine. Chin Econ 44(5):86–103
Chouliaraki L, Fairclough N (1990) Discourse in late modernity: rethinking critical discourse
analysis. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh
Chu E, Anguelovski I, Roberts D (2017) Climate adaptation as strategic urbanism: assessing
opportunities and uncertainties for equity and inclusive development in cities. Cities 60:378–387
C40 (2020) About C40. C40 Group, New York. Accessed at: https://www.c40.org/about. Accessed
on: 30 Mar 2020
Cockburn J, Rouget M, Slotow R, Roberts D, Boon R, Douwes E, O’Donoghue S, Downs CT,
Mukherjee S, Musakwa W, Mutanga O (2016) How to build science-action partnerships for local
land-use planning and management: lessons from Durban, South Africa. Ecol Soc 21(1)
Cohen MJ (1997) Risk society and ecological modernisation. Futures 29(2):105–119