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There are a number of books containing guidelines for policy makers on the formulation and implementation of environmental policy. Making sense of the differences and contradictions in this material can be difficult for practicing policy makers and those students beginning their studies in this area. This book introduces policy makers to the world views held by three different social science disciplines, representing different frameworks about knowledge and understanding. The differences in the frameworks reflect both opportunities for insights, and the limitations that are...

How to work with community groups to encourage voluntary human and social change has long been a challenge to policy agencies both in New Zealand and overseas. This book provides policy advisors with a ready reference on the range of policy methods available and how they can be combined effectively and efficiently for natural resource management. The material builds on principles from social psychology, sociology and economics. It combines theory with the author's practical experience in a range of political environments and working with diverse rural and urban communities.