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245 00 Community campaigns for sustainable living|h[electronic 
       resource] :|bhealth, waste & protest in civil society /
       |cedited by Liam Leonard. 
260    Bingley, U.K. :|bEmerald,|c2011. 
300    1 online resource (xxv, 264 p.). 
490 1  Advances in ecopolitics,|x2041-806X ;|vv. 7 
500    IT Carlow ebook 
500    Emerald ebook 
504    Includes bibliographical references and indexes. 
505 0  Preface / Liam Leonard -- ch. 1. Introduction / Liam 
       Leonard -- ch. 2. Theoretical framework : mobilising 
       internal resources and exploiting external opportunities /
       Liam Leonard -- ch. 3. The evolution of POS : economic 
       growth and the mobilisation and framing of comparative 
       cases / Liam Leonard -- ch. 4. Sustainable development and
       the state's waste policy framework / Liam Leonard -- ch. 
       5. Framing perspectives on waste management : political 
       opportunities and resource mobilisation in GSE's case / 
       Liam Leonard -- ch. 6. The democratic deficit frame / Liam
       Leonard -- ch. 7. The opportunities and constraints of the
       democratic deficit frame in the 2002 general election / 
       Liam Leonard -- ch. 8. Conclusion of the study of the GSE 
       case / Liam Leonard -- Postscript 1 : the Galway Water 
       Crisis -- Postscript 2 : ecological modernisation and 
       Irish environmental policy. 
520    This book is based on research and observations undertaken
       for the authors PhD thesis at the National University of 
       Ireland, and represents a case study of national and 
       regional campaigns against both the Irish states Regional 
       Waste Management Plans and the corporate sectors attempts 
       to develop waste incinerators or dumps in various parts of
       Ireland. This book provides an in depth account of the 
       mobilizing patterns and framing processes of community 
       campaigns which emerged in the wake of the Irish states 
       introduction of regional plans for waste management, which
       included plans for municipal waste to energy plants or 
       incinerators. It is the only book with a sole focus on 
       this aspect of Irish society during the Celtic Tiger boom 
       which preceded the current economic downturn, and examines
       policy, population, development social issues and local 
       and national electoral processes in detail at a time of 
       immense change in the Republic of Ireland. As such, it 
       provides a salient insight into the societal shifts which 
       provide opportunities for social movements to oppose state
       or corporate plans which may be perceived to have human 
       health or environmental risks associated with them. 
650  0 Refuse and refuse disposal|xGovernment policy|zIreland. 
650  0 Protest movements|zIreland. 
650  0 Green movement|zIreland. 
700 1  Leonard, Liam. 
776 1  |z9781780523804 
830  0 Advances in ecopolitics ;|vv. 7. 
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