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Table 14.1
(continued)
Concept
Operational definition
Examples a
of the concepts
External efficacy for local issue—negative
Refers to the failure of political or corporate elites to
respond to public opinion and/or calls for action
environmental causes and effects at local level
‘According to the survey, Indonesia is in the top 20
largest emission producing countries. That’s all
because illegal logging is everywhere,” said Minister
of Public Works, Djoko Kirmanto…’
Response efficacy for global issue—positive Refers to the potential or actual success of a specific
action or policy to address global climate change
‘To protect water resources from being damaged and
fish from extinction is a noble task for all parties. Not
only water and fish must always be monitored and
protected, but all environmental components must be
protected…’
Response efficacy for global issue—negative Refers to the lack of potential or actual success of a
specific action or policy to address global climate
change
‘A report published in the Journal Nature
Communications revealed researchers detailed on the
effects of climate change in northern China, where
major cities like Beijing and Tianjin are located’
Response efficacy for local issue—positive
Refers to the potential or actual success of a specific
action or policy to address environmental causes and
effects at local level
‘Efforts to protect the forest through customary
law/institutions showing positive result. This is due to
the recognition from the state of the existence of the
community of customary law in forest areas as
stipulated in the Decision of the Constitutional Court
(MK) Number 35/PUU-X/2012 concerning
Customary Rights of the Customary Law
Community’
(continued)
R. Rosemary and D. Evensen
Table 14.1
(continued)
Concept
Operational definition
Examples a
of the concepts
External efficacy for local issue—negative
Refers to the failure of political or corporate elites to
respond to public opinion and/or calls for action
environmental causes and effects at local level
‘According to the survey, Indonesia is in the top 20
largest emission producing countries. That’s all
because illegal logging is everywhere,” said Minister
of Public Works, Djoko Kirmanto…’
Response efficacy for global issue—positive Refers to the potential or actual success of a specific
action or policy to address global climate change
‘To protect water resources from being damaged and
fish from extinction is a noble task for all parties. Not
only water and fish must always be monitored and
protected, but all environmental components must be
protected…’
Response efficacy for global issue—negative Refers to the lack of potential or actual success of a
specific action or policy to address global climate
change
‘A report published in the Journal Nature
Communications revealed researchers detailed on the
effects of climate change in northern China, where
major cities like Beijing and Tianjin are located’
Response efficacy for local issue—positive
Refers to the potential or actual success of a specific
action or policy to address environmental causes and
effects at local level
‘Efforts to protect the forest through customary
law/institutions showing positive result. This is due to
the recognition from the state of the existence of the
community of customary law in forest areas as
stipulated in the Decision of the Constitutional Court
(MK) Number 35/PUU-X/2012 concerning
Customary Rights of the Customary Law
Community’
(continued)