Index
Environment, Politics, and Society
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(2018), "Index", Environment, Politics, and Society (Research in Political Sociology, Vol. 25), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 209-219. https://doi.org/10.1108/S0895-993520180000025014
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INDEX
Action Plan of Jordanian Women and Political Development
, 199n3
Active Management Areas (AMAs)
, 31, 32
African Americans
, 59–60
Agricultural hukou status
, 121
Agricultural pumping
, 31
Alabama. See State of Alabama
Alabama Legislative Black Caucus v. Alabama
, 61, 71n23
Alabama State University library archive materials
, 52
Anti-CPP camps
, 17
Anti-environmental countermovement
, 4
Appellate Court
, 59
Applied sociologists
, 99, 113, 114
Arab Women’s Union
, 186
Argument against dual citizenship
, 143
Arizona
, 30–31
Arizona Department of Water Resources
, 32
Arizona State Legislature v. Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission
, 61
Audi
, 167
Beijing migrant census (1997)
, 124
Bhutan, EVs in
, 168
Black Belt
, 58, 60, 64
mapping poverty trends in Alabama Black Belt
, 65
spatial patterns of poverty in
, 64–66
Black codes
, 53
Black communities
, 56
BMW
, 167
Bolsa família
, 159
Bourdieu’s argument
, 99
Brain circulation phenomenon
, 134, 136, 138
Brain drain
, 134, 135
remedial policies
, 135
See also Malaysian “great brain drain”
Brain gain
, 134, 138, 140
Brazil
dam collapse in
, 158
economy
, 157
environmental disaster on Brazil’s Rio Doce
, 154
environmental response
, 152
with neoliberal economics
, 152
political economy
, 160
Brazil, Russia, India, and China (BRIC)
, 159
Brazilian environmental protection agency
, 153
Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE)
, 155
Brazilian political economy in context
, 158–160
Brazilian Samarco disaster
, 152, 154
Brazilian environmental protection agency
, 153
Brazilian political economy in context
, 158–160
conceptual analysis
, 153
environmental disaster on Brazil’s Rio Doce
, 154
political and social control
, 152
political ecology as epistemology
, 156–158
regional geography
, 155
Rio Doce
, 155–156
Samarco corporation
, 156
synthesis
, 160–161
Browder v. Gayle case
, 48, 53, 58
Brown v. Topeka Board of Education
, 53
Bumiputras
, 141, 142
Businesses
, 9
BYD
, 167
Campus Kitchens Study Classroom Questionnaire
, 102
Car of Tomorrow
, 166
Carbon emissions reduction
, 169
Catalogue of Government Publications
, 8
Cedar Grove Institute for Sustainable Communities
, 70n3
Census for China (2000)
, 124
Central Arizona Project (CAP)
, 31
Central elite
, 182
Child food insecurity
, 100
Childhood outdoor behavior
, 87–88
China
EVs in
, 167–168
gender, tenure, and hukuo
, 128–130
hukou system and labor migration
, 121–123
land tenure and migration
, 126–128
National Bureau of Statistics (2004)
, 123
rural citizens in
, 120
rural land tenure in
, 126
women at work and hukou
, 123–125
women’s environmental connection
, 125
Circular migration
, 128
Circulation rate
, 182
feminist elite
, 193–194, 196, 197–198, 199n7
Citizenship
, 137–138, 139
Citizenship from above
, 139
City Bus Line
, 56
Civil Rights
literacy
, 50
movements
, 51
struggles
, 70n1
Civil Rights Act (1957)
, 55
Civil Rights corridor
, 48, 50
Civil Rights Geographic Information Systems (CR-GIS)
, 46, 51, 52, 60, 70n1
counties with highest poverty rate in Alabama
, 68
data and method
, 52
geo-informatics technology
, 46
gerrymandering voting district map in Tuskegee Alabama in
, 62
interchange of I-85 with I-65 and impact to local communities
, 54, 57
Macon, Lowndes, and Dallas counties
, 58–60
mapping poverty of Alabama Black Belt through
, 63–64
mapping poverty trends in Alabama Black Belt
, 65
Montgomery bus boycott
, 54–58
percentage of population below poverty level
, 66
percentage of population below poverty line counties
, 67
poverty in State of Alabama
, 66–69
public participation
, 47
selected cases
, 53–64
spatial patterns of poverty in Black Belt
, 64–66
study objective and methodology
, 50–52
Class
feminist elite class in Reign of King Abdullah II Bin Al Hussein
, 194–196
of origin of feminist elites
, 191–193
Clean Power Plan (CPP)
, 6–7, 10, 15, 18
Climate Action Plan
, 2
Climate change
, 2, 14
social, political, and cultural aspects
, 3
Climate counter-movement
, 4, 5
Climate policy
, 2, 3, 6, 9, 11
Climate-related legislation
, 12
Closed elites
, 193
Coal-fired power plants
, 18
Colorado River
, 31
Comal Springs
, 33, 34, 36
Comparative approach
, 185
Complete participation
, 47
Conciliatory political trend
, 192
Congressional data, data and methods for
, 8–10
Congressional Democrats
, 9
Congressional hearings
, 7–8
CPP and
, 17
interviewing political actors
, 11–13
political polarization in
, 13–15
Congressional Review Act (CRA)
, 2
Congressional testimonies
, 11
Constraints on migration
, 126
Consumerism
, 88
COP-21
, 7
Cross-talk
, 5
Cultural capital
, 98–99
Dallas County
, 58
gerrymandering
, 58–59
redistricting
, 61–63
voting rights
, 59–61
Data analysis
, 170
availability of electric vehicles in market
, 175
awareness about NEMMP
, 173–174
creation of employment opportunities by electric vehicle
, 174
environmental impact
, 172–173
estimated average daily drive
, 170–171
impact of fossil fuel cars on society
, 173
government policy to encourage electric vehicles
, 174
important considerations
, 172
incentives from government for electric vehicle
, 174–175
influence on purchasing decision
, 171
about new technologies
, 172
premium for electric vehicle
, 175
socio-demographic information of respondents
, 171
use of electric vehicle in transport
, 173
Data and methods for congressional data
, 8–10
Data collection
, 12
Decentralized power generation sector
, 162
Decision-making process
, 5
Democratic transition in Jordan in 1989
, 186
Demographic variables
, 78–79
Descriptive analytical approach
, 185
Dialectical inquiry
, 157, 158
Direct incentives
, 175
Discourse Network Analyzer (DNA)
, 9
Dominant social paradigm (DSP)
, 77, 78
Dual citizenry
, 143
Dual citizenship
, 137–138, 139–140
in Malaysia
, 142–146
E-rickshaws
, 173, 175
Economic capital
, 98
Economic issues
, 144
Economic uncertainties
, 141
Edwards Aquifer
, 33, 34, 35
Electoral Law (2016)
, 199n6
Electric vehicles (EVs)
, 165, 166
availability in market
, 175
Bhutan
, 168
China
, 167–168
employment opportunities creation
, 174
Europe
, 168
government policy to encourage
, 174
incentives from government for
, 174–175
India
, 168
models
, 167
premium for
, 175
use in transport
, 173
Elite
, 182
approach
, 185
central
, 182
circulation
, 181–182, 193
classification
, 193
closed
, 193
political
, 182–183
semi-closed
, 193
semi-open
, 193
sub-elite
, 182
See also Feminist elite(s)
Elite Theory
, 182, 183
Emigrant approach
, 140
Emigration approach
, 145
Employment opportunities creation by electric vehicle
, 174
Endangered Species Act (ESA)
, 34
Energy crisis
, 164
Environmental
activism
, 77–79
awareness and budget constraints
, 165
awareness of environmental issues
, 85–87
disaster on Brazil’s Rio Doce
, 154
hazards
, 76
impact
, 172–173
impact studies
, 153
justice
, 76, 83–84
pollution
, 164
problems
, 27, 28
psychology
, 77
sustainability
, 157, 158, 159, 161
Environmental Protection Agency
, 2
Environmentalist
, 31, 38
Epistemology, political ecology as
, 156–158
Equality in workplace
, 123
Erosion of national identity
, 145
Europe
EVs in
, 168
Samarco and
, 156
Ex-Malaysian citizens case
, 136
Executive authority, women’s political participation in
, 187–188
External circulation
, 181, 193
FCHEVs
, 166
Feelings of safety
, 87–88
Feminist elite(s)
, 181
comparison between Reign of King Hussein and of King Abdullah II
, 196–198
elite circulation
, 181–182
evolution of Jordanian women’s movement and political activity
, 185–187
hypothesis
, 184–185
methodology
, 185
political elite
, 182–183
political empowerment of Jordanian women
, 187–188
in Reign of King Abdullah II Bin Al Hussein
, 194–196
in Reign of King Hussein Bin Talal (1989–1999)
, 190–194
study significance and questions
, 182
women political participation in national assembly
, 188–190
Floating population of migrant workers
, 120
Food deserts
, 110–112
Food insecurity
, 98, 110–112
gardens as sustainable tool to combating
, 101–102
Foreign direct investment (FDI)
, 120, 152
Fossil fuels
, 164
cars impact on society
, 173
Fundão Dam in Bento Rodrigues
, 152
Future of Luxury Electric Vehicle Market, The
, 166
Gender
, 128–130
impact
, 121
General Motors
, 167
Geo-informatics
inclusion
, 51
technology
, 46
Geo-spatial tools
, 52
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
, 46
applications
, 51
Geography
, 153
Gerrymandering
, 58–59
Globalization
, 138, 153, 157, 160
Gomillion v. Lightfoot
, 50, 70n, 6, 71n, 15, 71n16
“Good Food Day” field trip
, 102
Government expenditures
, 78
Government policy to encourage EVs
, 174
Great Leap Forward, The
, 120
Green Industry
, 37, 38
Green transport
data analysis
, 170–175
emission by road traffic
, 165
and EVs
, 166–168
NEMMP
, 169
objective
, 169
research design
, 170
significance of study
, 169
support initiatives
, 166
Groundwater Management Act (GMA)
, 30, 31, 32
Groundwater pumping
, 31
Guadalupe River
, 33–34
Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority (GBRA)
, 34, 35
guangxi network
, 126–127
The Guardian (British newspaper)
, 153
Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP)
, 35
HASHD
, 187
Hillsborough County
, 36
Holder v. Shelby County
, 61
House of Representatives
, 193–194
women political participation in
, 188–189
Hukou system
, 120, 121, 125, 128–130
of Household registration
, 121
hukou status
, 122
and labor migration
, 121–123
women at work and
, 123–125
Human behavior
, 77, 82
Human capital
, 138, 139
Immigrant approach
, 140
Incentives
, 165
direct
, 175
from government for electric vehicle
, 174–175
indirect
, 175
India, EVs in
, 168
Indirect incentives
, 178
Institutionalized racial policies
, 141
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
, 12
Internal circulation
, 181, 193
International migration
, 137–138, 139
Interview
political actors
, 11–13
protocol
, 93–95
respondent statements
, 17
Islamic political trend
, 192
Jim Crow technique
, 56
Jordan’s political decision-making process
, 182
Jordanian National Commission for Women
, 199n5
Jordanian women
movement and political activity historical evolution
, 185–187
organizations
, 190
political empowerment
, 187–188
political participation in executive authority
, 187–188
women participation in political parties
, 186–187
Judeo-Christian beliefs and tradition
, 77–78
Jus soli principles
, 147
Kinship networks
, 127
Labor market
, 53
Labor migration
, 121
hukou system and
, 121–123
Laissez-faire liberalism
, 152
Land tenure
, 126–128
Landowners, Kopkind’s characterization of
, 60
Legal equality
, 123
Legal permanent residency (LPR)
, 139
Liberal political trend
, 192, 195
Lithium ion batteries (Li-ion batteries)
, 166
Lobbyist Disclosure Act databases
, 11
Loss of agricultural land
, 128
Lost decade
, 159
Low cost food production for China’s massive population
, 122
Low employment remunerations
, 141
Lowndes County
, 58
gerrymandering
, 58–59
redistricting
, 61–63
voting rights
, 59–61
Lowndes County
, 61
agricultural economy
, 59
socioeconomic system
, 60
Macon County
, 58
gerrymandering
, 58–59
redistricting
, 61–63
voting rights
, 59–61
Malaysian “great brain drain”
citizenship
, 139
dual citizenship
, 139–140
international migration, citizenship, and dual citizenship
, 137–138
Malaysian brain drain
, 140–142
Malaysian Diaspora
, 135, 137
Malaysian government
, 135
recognizing dual citizenship in Malaysia
, 142–146
Mapping poverty of Alabama Black Belt through civil right GIS
, 63–64
March of Dimes 2013 Premature Birthrate Report Card
, 56
Materialism
, 89
Members of Parliament (MPs)
, 188
Mexican-origin immigrants
, 79
Migration
, 126–128
Migratory process
, 137
Minimum flow
, 42
Mobility of nation’s people
, 120
Montgomery bus boycott
, 54–58
Montgomery sample
, 103–104
Multilevel governance
, 26–28
Multimedia GIS application
, 70n2
National assembly, women political participation in
, 188
in House of Representatives
, 188–189
in Jordanian parliament
, 189
in Senate
, 189–190
National Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP)
, 169
awareness about
, 173–174
NEMMP 2020
, 168, 173–174
Nature deficit disorder
, 102
Neoliberal globalization
, 152, 160
Neoliberalism
, 152, 156–157
Network analysis technique
, 10–11
New Ecological Paradigm (NEP)
, 81, 90
scale
, 93
New Economic Model (NEM)
, 141
New Economic Policy (NEP)
, 141
Nissan
, 167
Non-Bumiputeras
, 141, 142
Non-governmental organizations
, 9
Nonagricultural hukou
, 121, 122–123, 126
North Dakota Access Pipeline
, 86
Open elites
, 193
Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs)
, 167
Parental behaviors
, 88
Paris Agreement
, 2
Participatory geographic information system (PPGIS)
, 48
Partnership Agreement
, 38
Pasco County
, 36, 37
Patriotism
, 144
People’s Climate March
, 76
Permanent migrants
, 128
Persistence poverty
, 66–67
PGIS concept
, 71n7
Phoenix region
, 30–33
Physical environment
, 77
Pierre Bourdieu’s theoretical framing of social and economic inequality
, 98
Pinellas County
, 36, 37
Plan and coordinate conservation
, 38
Plano Real
, 159
witnessed enormous economic growth
, 152
Polarizing climate politics in America
, 2, 6
Clean Power Plan
, 6–7
climate, conflict, and US politics
, 3–6
climate change
, 2–3
congressional hearings
, 7–8
congressional hearings, political polarization in
, 13–15
data and methods for congressional data
, 8–10
interview respondent statements
, 17
interviewing political actors
, 11–13
interviews with policy elites, political polarization in
, 15–18
network analysis technique
, 10–11
results
, 13
Trump administration’s actions
, 2
Policy statements
, 10
Political actors, interviewing
, 11–13
Political ecology
conceptual analysis
, 161
as epistemology
, 156–158
Political elite
, 182–183
Political empowerment of Jordanian women
, 187
women’s political participation in executive authority
, 187–188
Political parties, women participation in
, 186–187
Political polarization
, 2
in congressional hearings
, 13–15
in interviews with policy elites
, 15–18
Politics
, 152
of scale
, 154, 158, 160–161
See also Polarizing climate politics in America
Positions approach
, 185
Post-Plano Real period
, 159
Post-test NEP
, 82
Poverty in State of Alabama
, 66–69
Poverty maps
, 63
Premium for electric vehicle
, 175
Pretest NEP
, 82
Primary hypotheses
, 82
Pro-CPP camps
, 17
Pro-environmental attitudes
, 87–88
Pro-environmental behaviors (PEBs)
, 76, 79, 84
awareness of environmental issues
, 85–87
change in overall attitudes and worldview
, 88–90
childhood outdoor behavior, feelings of safety and
, 87–88
demographic variables and environmental activism, attitudes, and behavior
, 78–79
design and procedure
, 82–83
differing worldviews
, 77–78
environmental justice
, 83–84
factors relating to
, 80–81
limitations of study
, 90
materials
, 81
method
, 81–83
participants
, 81
Proactive direction
, 47
Profession
of feminist elites during Reign of King Hussein Bin Talal
, 191–193
in Reign of King Abdullah II Bin Al Hussein
, 194–196
Profit
, 152
ProQuest Congressional search engine
, 8
Psychology for Sustainability (Scott)
, 81
Public involvement
, 48
Public participation
, 47
Public service announcement (PSA)
, 82, 86
Public transportation
, 56
Public–private partnership (PPP)
, 154
Push–pull factors of migration
, 126
Qualitative methods
, 52
Quantitative methods
, 52
Queen Rania chairs Jordan River Foundation
, 199n4
Recovery Implementation Process (RIP)
, 35
Recycling
, 79
Redistricting
, 61–63
Refrain centers
, 143
Region of origin
of feminist elites during Reign of King Hussein Bin Talal
, 191–193
in Reign of King Abdullah II Bin Al Hussein
, 194–196
Regional geography
, 155
Reign of King Abdullah II Bin Al Hussein
class, profession, and region of origin
, 194–196
comparing class and profession characteristics
, 196–197
comparison with Reign of King Hussein and
, 196
feminist elite circulation rate
, 196, 197–198
feminist elites in
, 194
Reign of King Hussein Bin Talal (1989–1999)
, 190
comparison between Reign of King Hussein and
, 196
feminist elite circulation rate
, 193–194, 197–198
feminist elites in
, 190
profession, class of origin, and region of origin
, 191–193
Republican Party
, 8
Returning Expert Program (REP)
, 135, 136
Revised hukou regulations
, 127
Rio Doce system
, 153, 155–156
disaster on
, 153–154
regional geography
, 155
River Basin Management
, 28
Roewe
, 167
Rule-of-capture
, 34, 35
Rural Land Contract Law of 2003
, 129
Rural residents qualify for agricultural hukou
, 120
Rural-to-urban migration
, 158
Samarco Corporation (Samacro Mineração S. A.)
, 158
San Antonio
, 33–36
San Antonio Water System (SAWS)
, 35
San Marcos Springs
, 33, 36
School gardens
, 98
amount of fruits and vegetables
, 110
child food insecurity
, 100
comparison of fruits students
, 108
comparison of vegetables students
, 107
findings
, 105–110
food deserts and food insecurity
, 110–112
food security levels
, 112
gardening activities
, 106
hypotheses and other assessments
, 104–105
impact
, 100–101
literature review
, 99
methodology
, 102–105
pre-test and post-test results
, 105
sample characteristics
, 103–104
as sustainable tool to combating food insecurity
, 101–102
theoretical framework
, 98–99
Scientists’ March
, 76
Secondary hypotheses
, 82–83
Semi-closed elites
, 193
Semi-open elites
, 193
Sierra Club
, 35
Social Impact Assessment (SIA)
, 48
Social infusion
, 51
Social issues
, 144
Social mobility of women
, 199n1
Social-ecological system
, 27
Society for Conservation, Population and Environmental Psychology
, 77
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SNCC)
, 60
Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD)
, 36
Spatial patterns of poverty in Black Belt
, 64–66
Stakeholders
, 29
State of Alabama
, 53
Black Belt region
, 46, 47, 48, 49
child food insecurity
, 98
counties with highest poverty rate in Alabama
, 68
minority community
, 54
percentage of population below poverty line counties
, 67
poverty in
, 66–69
See also School gardens
State of Minas Gerais
, 155
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SCLC)
, 60
Sub-elite
, 182
Subsidies
, 165, 177
Sumter County
, 68
Sustainability
environmental sustainability
, 157, 158, 159, 161
public safety and
, 161
Swift Mud
, 36
Tampa Bay region
, 36–39
Tampa Bay Water
, 38, 39
Tax burden minimizing
, 142–143
Taxation, instances of
, 142
Temporary hukou
, 122
Tenure
, 128–130
land
, 126–128
Tesla
, 167
Testimonies
, 10
Texas Supreme Court
, 34
Third-way direction
, 192
Toyota
, 167
Traditional patriarchal control of land
, 128
“Tragedy of commons”
, 26, 27
Transport, electric vehicle use in
, 173
Transportation sector
, 164
Tuskegee Civic Association
, 59
Tuskegee region
, 58, 63
U.S. child food insecurity rate (2015)
, 98
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
, 101
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
, 34, 35
UN-OPSW migration dataset
, 136
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
, 98, 100–101, 110
United States v. Reading Co.
, 71n17
Urban food deserts
, 110
Urban hukou
, 120
Urbanization
, 158
US Congress
, 2, 3, 6, 7, 11, 14, 15
US executive branch
, 9
US GPO FDSys search engine
, 8
US Highway
, 80, 50
US Presidential election process (2016)
, 76
US Senate
, 11, 197
political participation of women in
, 189–190
Republican Party in
, 8
US Supreme Court
, 59
Valley of Sun
, 30, 32
Vector models
, 70n4
Village and township enterprises (VTEs)
, 122
Voting rights
, 59–61
Voting Rights Act
, 50, 61
VWCI
, 30, 32, 33
Water
, 26–28, 30
conservation policy
, 28, 29, 30, 33
policy
, 28, 30
stress
, 28
wars
, 26, 28, 30
Water conflict resolution
case studies
, 30–39
conditions
, 39
data and methods
, 28–30
multilevel governance and water
, 26–28
number of interviews by sector and city
, 29
Phoenix region
, 30–33
San Antonio
, 33–36
Tampa Bay region
, 36–39
varying conservation outcomes
, 26, 30
Water Resources Act (1996)
, 37
West Coast Regional Water Authority (WCRWA)
, 36, 37
White male effect
, 79, 80
White power
, 60
Wilcox County
, 68
Women
environmental connection
, 125
at work and hukou
, 123–125
Women political participation in national assembly
, 188
in House of Representatives
, 188–189
of women in Jordanian parliament
, 189
of women in Senate
, 189–190
Women’s Federation of China
, 129
Women’s rural land rights, China’s changing Hukou impact on
gender, tenure, and hukuo
, 128–130
hukou system and labor migration
, 121–123
land tenure and migration
, 126–128
women at work and hukou
, 123–125
women’s environmental connection
, 125
Yellowstone National Park (1995)
, 86
Zona da Mata (Forest Zone)
, 155
- Prelims
- Polarizing Climate Politics in America
- Multilevel Governance and Minimum Flow: The Varying Conservation Outcomes of Water Conflict Resolution
- Empowering the Disempowered through Civil Rights Geographic Information Systems: The Case of Black Belt Region of Alabama
- An Environmental Psychology Course and African-American Students’ Pro-Environmental Attitudes and Behaviors
- School Gardens: Unpacking the Potential to Reduce Food Insecurity among Alabama’s Children
- The Impact of China’s Changing Hukou on Women’s Rural Land Rights
- Plugging the Malaysian “Great Brain Drain”: Recognition of Dual Citizenship
- Scale and Political Ecology: A Conceptual Analysis of the Brazilian Samarco Disaster
- Green Transport: A Way Forward for Environmental Sustainability
- Feminist Elites in Democratic Jordan 1989–2016
- About the Authors
- Index