What actions can be performed
in a policy dismantling scenario?
What can be done to build and
dismantle environmental policy?
GLOSSARY OF MOVES AND ACTIONS
WHAT IS THIS GLOSSARY?
This glossary was developed within the Study Project “Vulnerable but Resilient? Environmental Planning in the face of power shifts” with the aim of organizing the moves and actions that can be undertaken by the different actors involved in environmental policy-making and of providing a tool to access and better understand these actions. Along the semester, the students added new entries and new examples to each of the sections of this glossary with the goal of developing an accessible tool through which the process of building and dismantling environmental regulations could be better understood, as well as the actions of the different stakeholders.
This glossary was developed within the Study Project “Vulnerable but Resilient? Environmental Planning in the face of power shifts” with the aim of organizing the moves and actions that can be undertaken by the different actors involved in environmental policy-making. This glossary provides a tool to access and better understand these actions. During the semester, the students added new glossary entries with examples to each of the entries. The goals of the glossary is to provide an accessible tool through which the process of building and dismantling environmental regulations could be better understood, as well as the actions of the different stakeholders.
HOW TO USE THIS GLOSSARY
Introduction: why use this glossary? In a context of power shift, what can be done by each actor to guarantee the resilience of environmental legislation?
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The moves and actions in this glossary were also categorized by the different actors who can perform them. It is clear that some of the entries of the glossary can be done by more than one actor, for this reason they may appear twice in the different pages.
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