Transformational Change in Environmental and Natural Resource Management

Mike Young was the Gough Whitlam and Malcolm Fraser Chair in Australian Studies at Harvard University, USA. He holds a Professorial Chair in Water and Environmental Policy at Adelaide University, Australia, and is an Honorary Professor at the University of College London, UK, and a Research Fellow at Duke University’s Nicholas Institute for Sustainable Environmental Policy Solutions, USA. Christine Esau is a journalist and research editor based in Australia, with a particular interest in compelling environmental dialogues.

1. Transformational Change: In Search of Excellence Mike Young 2. Significant, Sustainable Environmental Reform in Any Democracy is Difficult Kevin Rudd 3. Unpacking the Dynamics of Successful Change: Ten Insights from the Private Sector Rebecca Henderson 4. An Assessment Framework for Resilient Public Policy R. Quentin Grafton and Walter Reinhardt 5. Lessons from Reforming Fossil-fuel Subsidy Regimes Georgeta Vidican 6. Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: The Ongoing Failure to Capture Synergies in Natural Resource Management (Australia) Andrew Campbell 7. Never Waste a Crisis: An Opportunity to bring Robust Water-policy Reform to California Dustin Garrick 8. The Development of Water Markets in China Scott M. Moore 9. Drought Policy: Lessons and Strategies to Change the Transformational Game Deborah C. Peterson 10. The Collision of Aspiration and Reality in Payments for Ecosystem Services James Salzman 11. Angling for a Solution: Fisheries Management and the Individual Transferrable Quota Regime in Aotearoa (New Zealand) Adam Banasiak 12. New York City’s Payment for Ecosystem Services: Providing Clean Water for Millions Tim Purinton and Marina LeGree 13. Empowering Consumers: Forest Stewardship Council Leadership in Internationally Traded Product Certification Juliette Gundy and Julia Radice 14. The Art of Good Governance: Analysing Water Management Success in Phnom Penh Timothy Grant 15. Guidelines for Transformational Change in Environmental and Natural Resource Management Mike Young and Christine Esau