Environmental Leadership: A Reference Handbook

Publisher SAGE

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eBook

2nd Edition 1st Edition

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SAGE

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Copyright

2012

ISBN13

9781412981514

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eBook

Grade Level

College Freshman - 170

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Overview

This reference handbook tackles issues relevant to leadership in the realm of the environment and sustainability.
Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Editorial Board.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Foreword.
Introduction.
Acknowledgments.
References.
About the Editors.
About the Contributors.
1: Motivations for the Study of Environmental Leadership.
2: Why Environmental Leadership?.
3: Leadership: Ever Evolving, Never Defined.
4: Environmental Leadership: A Working Definition.
5: A Framework for Considering Environmental Leadership in Practice.
6: References and Further Readings.
7: Environmental Leadership as a Practice.
8: Environmental Leadership Challenges.
9: Leadership Characteristics.
10: References and Further Readings.
11: History of Environmental Leadership.
12: Early Roots: 19th-Century Naturalists and Intellectual Leaders.
13: Environmental Leadership as Civic Reform: The 19th-Century Sanitation Movement.
14: Emergence and Leadership of the Environmental Professions.
15: Presidential Leadership and Scientific Management.
16: Civic Environmental Advocacy Groups.
17: The 1920s: Administrative Leadership.
18: New Deal Conservation: Administrative Innovation and Stakeholder Partnerships.
19: The Modern Environmental Movement: Diversification of Leadership Forms and Strategies.
20: Scientific and Intellectual Leadership.
21: Advocacy Group Leadership.
22: Legal Advocacy.
23: Environmental Justice and Grassroots Environmentalism.
24: Congressional and Presidential Leadership.
25: Administrative Leadership.
26: Environmental Leadership in Business and Philanthropy.
27: Future Directions for Research.
28: Summary.
29: References and Further Readings.
30: Interpretations of Environmental Leadership.
31: Building Environmental Leadership with Faith Communities.
32: Stewardship.
33: Justice.
34: Advocacy.
35: Spirituality.
36: Summary.
37: References and Further Readings.
38: Leading to Heal.
39: Sustainability Lessons from Nature.
40: Leadership for Sustainability.
41: Leading to Heal.
42: The Skills of Healing Leadership.
43: Everyone: A Healing Leader.
44: Summary.
45: Ref
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