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Volume 5 (2014): Issue 1 (Sep 2014): Nature and Knowledge: Contemporary Ecologies of Value. Guest Editors: Patrick Gallagher and Danielle DiNovelli-Lang

in Environment and Society

Table of Contents

Introduction
- Nature and Knowledge
  
  Contemporary Ecologies of Value
  
  By: Patrick Gallagher and Danielle DiNovelli-Lang
  
  Pages: 1–6
Articles
- Transforming Participatory Science into Socioecological Praxis
  
  Valuing Marginalized Environmental Knowledges in the Face of the Neoliberalization of Nature and Science
  
  By: Brian J. Burke and Nik Heynen
  
  Pages: 7–27
- The Promise of Solutions from Increasing Diversity in Ways of Knowing
  
  Educational Lessons from Meteorology, Ethnobotany, and Systems Ecology
  
  By: Amy Freitag
  
  Pages: 28–46
- Agroecology and Radical Grassroots Movements' Evolving Moral Economies
  
  By: David Meek
  
  Pages: 47–65
- Valuing and Evaluating Marine Ecosystem Services
  
  Putting the Right Price on Marine Environments?
  
  By: Julian Clifton, Leanne C. Cullen-Unsworth and Richard K. F. Unsworth
  
  Pages: 66–85
- Carbon Value between Equivalence and Differentiation
  
  By: Steffen Dalsgaard
  
  Pages: 86–102
- Making Up for Lost Nature?
  
  A Critical Review of the International Development of Voluntary Biodiversity Offsets
  
  By: Sarah Benabou
  
  Pages: 103–123
- The Afterlives of Degraded Tropical Forests
  
  New Value for Conservation and Development
  
  By: Jenny E. Goldstein
  
  Pages: 124–140
Book Reviews
- Book Reviews
  
  By: Sarah Lyon, Mary Kelaita, Celia Lowe, L. Jen Shaffer, Christopher R. Cox, Constanza Ocampo-Raeder, James Finley, Barbara Rose Johnston, Amelia Fiske, Alex Blanchette, Julie A. Shepherd-Powell, Peter W. Stahl, Christopher Jarrett and Amber R. Huff
  
  Pages: 141–165

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