Readings

Question 1

What is the ecofeminist critique for Resilience?

Answer 1

Greta Gaard 2001

Question 2

What is the indigenous people critique for Resilience?

Answer 2

Paul Nadasy 2007

Question 3

Explain the Resilience critique of Paul Nadasy

Answer 3

Adaptive management is another attempt to claim indigenous roots for environmental management. Resilience is normative, taking a particular idea and highlighting that instead of a diverse picture.

Question 4

Who is the resilience OG?

Answer 4

Aldo Leopold 1949

Question 5

Who is the Aldo Leopold of water?

Answer 5

Armstrong 2006

Question 6

What are the two holling papers?

Answer 6

Holling 1973

Holling and Meffe 1996

Question 7

What does Holling and Meffe 1996 say?

Answer 7

Pathology of natural resource management

Question 8

Who presents this definition of resilience: The capacity of a system to absorb disturbances and re organise without losing the same function, structure, identity and feedback ?

Answer 8

Carl Folke

Question 9

Who talks about Planetary bounds?

Answer 9

Rockström et al 2009

Question 10

Who talks about the anthropocene and planetary stewardship?

Answer 10

Steffen et al 2011

Question 11

Who says that the origin of the anthropocene was prehistoric?

Answer 11

Ruddiman 2013

Question 12

Who says that the origin of the anthropocene was post-industrial?

Answer 12

Zalasiewicz 2016

Question 13

Who says that water is produced socially across history, co determining the processes that produce it and it produces?

Answer 13

Norgaard 1994

Question 14

Who says that many large scale hydro-social systems are associated with autocratic regimes?

Answer 14

Worster 1985

Question 15

Who is the guy who talks about water having on effect on the Earth’s rotation?

Answer 15

Benjamin-Fong Chao 1995

Question 16

Who is the case study for the colorado river?

Answer 16

Reisner 1986

Question 17

What do Linton and Budds 2014 have in common with Norgaard 1994?

Answer 17

Mutualistic relationships of water

Question 18

How do linton and Budds 2014 define the hywdrosocial cycle?

Answer 18

A socio-natural process in which water and society make and remake each other over space and time

Question 19

Who talks about the duality of water and its ability to perpetuate or embody class, race, ethnic or gender struggles?

Answer 19

Swyngedouw 2009

Question 20

Who present two opposing views on the tragedy of the commons?

Answer 20

Haridn 1968 and Ostrom

Question 21

Who has the idea that people are able to abide by a shared set of rules to avoid the tragedy of the commons?

Answer 21

Ostrom

Question 22

Who propounds the idea of the tragedy of the commons?

Answer 22

Hardin 1968

Question 23

Which is the big pro-ESS paper

Answer 23

Costanza et al 1999 and 2014

Question 24

What do Swyngedouw 2009 and Linton and Budds 2014 have in common in their accounts of water?

Answer 24

Emphasise its social context

Question 25

Who presents the argument regarding the commodification of nature that rarity does not equal scarcity, and so one must question the application of monetary value to environmental problems?

Answer 25

Borgström, Hansson and Wackernagel

Question 26

Who says that monetary value does not necessarily correspond with the uniqueness of the piece of land which it describes?

Answer 26

Bateman et al 2011

Question 27

Who argues that commodification undermines biodiversity by attaching value to thing's reduced, consituent parts?

Answer 27

Karl Polanyi

Question 28

Who says that ESS is a useful way of comparing values and benefits?

Answer 28

Kaltenborn et al 2017

Question 29

Who argues that ESS have chimed with a neoliberal rhetoric and consequentially have only constrained environmental thinking

Answer 29

Silvertown 2015

Question 30

What does Silvertowm 2015 also say?

Answer 30

You can value nature without monetising it, but these two are difficult to separate.

Question 31

Who argues that environmentalists have adopted a neoliberal discourse, which has undermined rather than helped the environment?

Answer 31

McCarthy and Prudham 2004

Question 32

What do McCarthy and Prudham 2004 argue about Scarcity?

Answer 32

Ideas of Scarcity can be a useful antidote to a neoliberal rhetoric that there' s a tide to rise all boats

Question 33

What aporia do McCarthy and Prudham 2004 point out?

Answer 33

A contradiction between the Malthusian view of the finite capacity of the environment and his faith in deregulation

Question 34

Who considers nature to be plural and shaped socially and historically?

Answer 34

1998 MacNaghten and Urry

Question 35

Religion is to Asad as nature is to who?

Answer 35

1998 MacNaghten and Urry

Question 36

Who asserts that nature is natural?

Answer 36

Delaney 2003

Question 37

What does the assertion that nature is natural overlook?

Answer 37

The social aspect of nature

Question 38

Who talks about implosion vs explosion?

Answer 38

Brenner

Question 39

Who has the Tuna ethnography?

Answer 39

Theodore Bestor

Question 40

Who does the ethnography on capital hill?

Answer 40

Weatherford 1993

Question 41

What does Panarchy (Gunderson and Holing 2002) explicit take into consideration?

Answer 41

fast/small and small/large dynamics