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Environmental reform in the information age: the contours of informational governance

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Information Society and Technology Trends Sustainable Development and Environmental Management Regulation and Compliance Studies

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1. Introduction: new frontiers of environmental governance Part I. Theory: 2. From information society to information age 3. Social theories of environmental reform 4. Informational governance Part II. Praxis: 5. Monitoring, surveillance and empowerment 6. Environmental state and information politics 7. Greening the networked economy 8. Environmental activism and advocacy 9. Media monopolies, digital democracy, cultural clashes 10. Information-poor environments: Asian tigers Part III. Conclusion: 11. Balancing informational perspectives.

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