Geoffrey J Syme
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 99840 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Geoffrey J Syme |
| NOMBRES | Geoffrey J |
| APELLIDO | Syme |
| FIRMA | SYME G J |
| AFILIACIONES | CSIRO Land and Water |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1982 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Modelling livelihoods and household resilience to droughts using Bayesian networks
Is the Environment Getting Its Fair Share? An Analysis of the Australian Water Reform Process Using a Social Justice Framework
Water Resources Planning and Management
Water is an increasingly critical issue at the forefront of global policy change, management and planning. There are growing concerns about water as a renewable resource, its availability for a wide range of users, aquatic ecosystem health, and global issues relating to climate change, water security, water trading and water ethics. This handbook provides the most comprehensive reference ever published on water resource issues. It brings together…
The role of uncertainty in the relationship between fairness evaluations and willingness to pay
Random error in willingness to pay measurement
Justice, Sustainability, and Integrated Management
Social Justice and Environmental Management
Challenges in Implementing Justice Research in the Allocation of Natural Resources
Protest responses and willingness to pay
The social costs and benefits of urban consolidation
The Role of Values and Ethical Principles in Judgments of Environmental Dilemmas
In this article, we explore generally the extent to which individuals apply values and ethical principles in a consistent way across different environmental ethical issues. In the first study, it was shown that the context in which one's values are assessed is important. Specifically, values assessed in the typical abstract way, as guiding principles in one's life, showed a different pattern of association with factors of environmental dilemmas t…
Perceptions of equity and procedural preferences for water allocation decisions
The concepts of equity and procedural justice have greater significance as competition for water resources increases. In this study procedural preferences and attitudes towards equity in groundwater allocation were measured for residents of Perth, Western Australia. The most preferred procedure was arbitration. Moot and market‐driven allocation procedures were the least popular. Preferences for specific procedures were not modified by the degree …
Public psychology
The concept of public psychology has been mooted for some time as a vehicle by which psychologists may involve themselves in creating or managing social change. Nevertheless there has been disappointment expressed by several authors that the discipline has been ineffective in dealing with matters of public policy. This paper suggests that Australian psychology can benefit by studying the philosophical, ethical and professional role issues which h…
Combining willingness to pay and social indicator methodology in valuing public services
Public Involvement as a Negotiation Process
The burgeoning public involvement literature has resulted in a series of criteria being developed by many authors as to how the process “should” be conducted (e.g., public involvement should be instituted early in the planning process). A representative list of such criteria is evaluated in the context of three Western Australian case studies. It is concluded that such lists are not sufficient to describe or interpret the case studies presented, …
Environmental Planning and Management
Initially, planning was seen as a rational process, involving the application of objective methods and data to issues of environmental policy. More recently, the dynamic nature of the planning process has been acknowledged. We argue it is better viewed as an interaction among the planner, the formal political process, and the diverse and often competing interests of various groups in the community. We discuss the implications of this view of plan…
Criteria-based measures of beliefs and attitudes toward nuclear development
Although they constitute important data for those involved in technology assessment and project evaluation, values, attitudes and beliefs are difficult to measure because, in many cases, there are no appropriate external criteria for validating such judgements. In addition, factors such as how questions are asked strongly affect the results. This paper has three main goals. First, it shows that, traditional measurement devices, such as rating val…
Public psychology
The concept of public psychology has been mooted for some time as a vehicle by which psychologists may involve themselves in creating or managing social change. Nevertheless there has been disappointment expressed by several authors that the discipline has been ineffective in dealing with matters of public policy. This paper suggests that Australian psychology can benefit by studying the philosophical, ethical and professional role issues which h…
The Role of Values and Ethical Principles in Judgments of Environmental Dilemmas
In this article, we explore generally the extent to which individuals apply values and ethical principles in a consistent way across different environmental ethical issues. In the first study, it was shown that the context in which one's values are assessed is important. Specifically, values assessed in the typical abstract way, as guiding principles in one's life, showed a different pattern of association with factors of environmental dilemmas t…
Perceptions of equity and procedural preferences for water allocation decisions
The concepts of equity and procedural justice have greater significance as competition for water resources increases. In this study procedural preferences and attitudes towards equity in groundwater allocation were measured for residents of Perth, Western Australia. The most preferred procedure was arbitration. Moot and market‐driven allocation procedures were the least popular. Preferences for specific procedures were not modified by the degree …
Public Involvement as a Negotiation Process
The burgeoning public involvement literature has resulted in a series of criteria being developed by many authors as to how the process “should” be conducted (e.g., public involvement should be instituted early in the planning process). A representative list of such criteria is evaluated in the context of three Western Australian case studies. It is concluded that such lists are not sufficient to describe or interpret the case studies presented, …
Is the Environment Getting Its Fair Share? An Analysis of the Australian Water Reform Process Using a Social Justice Framework
Challenges in Implementing Justice Research in the Allocation of Natural Resources
The social costs and benefits of urban consolidation
Random error in willingness to pay measurement
Social Justice and Environmental Management
Combining willingness to pay and social indicator methodology in valuing public services
Criteria-based measures of beliefs and attitudes toward nuclear development
Although they constitute important data for those involved in technology assessment and project evaluation, values, attitudes and beliefs are difficult to measure because, in many cases, there are no appropriate external criteria for validating such judgements. In addition, factors such as how questions are asked strongly affect the results. This paper has three main goals. First, it shows that, traditional measurement devices, such as rating val…
Public Involvement as a Negotiation Process
The burgeoning public involvement literature has resulted in a series of criteria being developed by many authors as to how the process “should” be conducted (e.g., public involvement should be instituted early in the planning process). A representative list of such criteria is evaluated in the context of three Western Australian case studies. It is concluded that such lists are not sufficient to describe or interpret the case studies presented, …
Environmental Planning and Management
Initially, planning was seen as a rational process, involving the application of objective methods and data to issues of environmental policy. More recently, the dynamic nature of the planning process has been acknowledged. We argue it is better viewed as an interaction among the planner, the formal political process, and the diverse and often competing interests of various groups in the community. We discuss the implications of this view of plan…
Combining willingness to pay and social indicator methodology in valuing public services
Perceptions of equity and procedural preferences for water allocation decisions
The concepts of equity and procedural justice have greater significance as competition for water resources increases. In this study procedural preferences and attitudes towards equity in groundwater allocation were measured for residents of Perth, Western Australia. The most preferred procedure was arbitration. Moot and market‐driven allocation procedures were the least popular. Preferences for specific procedures were not modified by the degree …
Public psychology
The concept of public psychology has been mooted for some time as a vehicle by which psychologists may involve themselves in creating or managing social change. Nevertheless there has been disappointment expressed by several authors that the discipline has been ineffective in dealing with matters of public policy. This paper suggests that Australian psychology can benefit by studying the philosophical, ethical and professional role issues which h…
The Role of Values and Ethical Principles in Judgments of Environmental Dilemmas
In this article, we explore generally the extent to which individuals apply values and ethical principles in a consistent way across different environmental ethical issues. In the first study, it was shown that the context in which one's values are assessed is important. Specifically, values assessed in the typical abstract way, as guiding principles in one's life, showed a different pattern of association with factors of environmental dilemmas t…
The social costs and benefits of urban consolidation
Protest responses and willingness to pay
Justice, Sustainability, and Integrated Management
Social Justice and Environmental Management
Challenges in Implementing Justice Research in the Allocation of Natural Resources
Random error in willingness to pay measurement
The role of uncertainty in the relationship between fairness evaluations and willingness to pay
Water Resources Planning and Management
Water is an increasingly critical issue at the forefront of global policy change, management and planning. There are growing concerns about water as a renewable resource, its availability for a wide range of users, aquatic ecosystem health, and global issues relating to climate change, water security, water trading and water ethics. This handbook provides the most comprehensive reference ever published on water resource issues. It brings together…
Is the Environment Getting Its Fair Share? An Analysis of the Australian Water Reform Process Using a Social Justice Framework
Modelling livelihoods and household resilience to droughts using Bayesian networks
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