Robin Grove‐white
Biographic Data
| ID | 2026835 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robin Grove‐white |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robin |
| FAMILY NAME | Grove‐white |
| SIGNATURE | WHITE R G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lancaster University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 53 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Environmentalism
From Bio to Nano
In this paper we develop an analysis of the public and political controversy which overtook genetically modified (GM) foods and crops in the UK in the 1990s and identify some key lessons for the fu
Nuclear Futures
The nuclear debate has become once again a ‘live’ policy issue in UK national politics, with far-reaching implications for a diverse range of stakeholders. There is now a new policy rationale for the consideration of new-build nuclear power in the context of climate change and a low carbon economy. \nIn a rapidly evolving public policy context there is a strategic need for a clearer picture of public and community perceptions of nuclear power and…
Uncertainty, environmental policy and social learning
This note puts the research project which led to this Special Issue in the context of developments in and around environmental policy over the past two decades, from the perspective of someone closely involved. It links political and institutional problems over sustainable development to the changing role and authority of science in contemporary society, and to the new kind of emphasis on social learning to be found in the papers that follow
New Wine, Old Bottles? Personal Reflections on the New Biotechnology Commissions
Maximising the local economic, environmental and social benefits of a university
Environment, Risk and Democracy
Environmental Sustainability, Time and Uncertainty
The ways in which issues of differential times and time-scales make themselves felt in environmental politics are explored. Official and industrial `control' of time-scales within environmental regulatory processes is seen to be an important determinant of the forms such politics take in countries like the UK. It is argued that the opening up of `time' debates carries far-reaching and positive implications for `sustainability' aspirations in the …
Environment and society
(1995). Environment and society: Some reflections. Environmental Politics: Vol. 4, Ecology and Democracy, pp. 265-275
Talking about Talking about Nature
Land Use Law and the Environment
The emergence of the environment as a mainstream political issue in Britain during the 1980s cannot be understood without an appreciation of the role of the land-use planning system. This system best seen as the constantly evolving web of law, policy and convention which regulates and orders a range of land uses in the United Kingdom1 has been a powerful influence on the distinctive form in which environmental issues have emerged in a British con…
From Bio to Nano
In this paper we develop an analysis of the public and political controversy which overtook genetically modified (GM) foods and crops in the UK in the 1990s and identify some key lessons for the fu
New Wine, Old Bottles? Personal Reflections on the New Biotechnology Commissions
Maximising the local economic, environmental and social benefits of a university
Environmental Sustainability, Time and Uncertainty
The ways in which issues of differential times and time-scales make themselves felt in environmental politics are explored. Official and industrial `control' of time-scales within environmental regulatory processes is seen to be an important determinant of the forms such politics take in countries like the UK. It is argued that the opening up of `time' debates carries far-reaching and positive implications for `sustainability' aspirations in the …
Nuclear Futures
The nuclear debate has become once again a ‘live’ policy issue in UK national politics, with far-reaching implications for a diverse range of stakeholders. There is now a new policy rationale for the consideration of new-build nuclear power in the context of climate change and a low carbon economy. \nIn a rapidly evolving public policy context there is a strategic need for a clearer picture of public and community perceptions of nuclear power and…
Uncertainty, environmental policy and social learning
This note puts the research project which led to this Special Issue in the context of developments in and around environmental policy over the past two decades, from the perspective of someone closely involved. It links political and institutional problems over sustainable development to the changing role and authority of science in contemporary society, and to the new kind of emphasis on social learning to be found in the papers that follow
Environment, Risk and Democracy
Land Use Law and the Environment
The emergence of the environment as a mainstream political issue in Britain during the 1980s cannot be understood without an appreciation of the role of the land-use planning system. This system best seen as the constantly evolving web of law, policy and convention which regulates and orders a range of land uses in the United Kingdom1 has been a powerful influence on the distinctive form in which environmental issues have emerged in a British con…
Land Use Law and the Environment
The emergence of the environment as a mainstream political issue in Britain during the 1980s cannot be understood without an appreciation of the role of the land-use planning system. This system best seen as the constantly evolving web of law, policy and convention which regulates and orders a range of land uses in the United Kingdom1 has been a powerful influence on the distinctive form in which environmental issues have emerged in a British con…
Talking about Talking about Nature
Environment and society
(1995). Environment and society: Some reflections. Environmental Politics: Vol. 4, Ecology and Democracy, pp. 265-275
Maximising the local economic, environmental and social benefits of a university
Environment, Risk and Democracy
Environmental Sustainability, Time and Uncertainty
The ways in which issues of differential times and time-scales make themselves felt in environmental politics are explored. Official and industrial `control' of time-scales within environmental regulatory processes is seen to be an important determinant of the forms such politics take in countries like the UK. It is argued that the opening up of `time' debates carries far-reaching and positive implications for `sustainability' aspirations in the …
New Wine, Old Bottles? Personal Reflections on the New Biotechnology Commissions
Uncertainty, environmental policy and social learning
This note puts the research project which led to this Special Issue in the context of developments in and around environmental policy over the past two decades, from the perspective of someone closely involved. It links political and institutional problems over sustainable development to the changing role and authority of science in contemporary society, and to the new kind of emphasis on social learning to be found in the papers that follow
From Bio to Nano
In this paper we develop an analysis of the public and political controversy which overtook genetically modified (GM) foods and crops in the UK in the 1990s and identify some key lessons for the fu
Nuclear Futures
The nuclear debate has become once again a ‘live’ policy issue in UK national politics, with far-reaching implications for a diverse range of stakeholders. There is now a new policy rationale for the consideration of new-build nuclear power in the context of climate change and a low carbon economy. \nIn a rapidly evolving public policy context there is a strategic need for a clearer picture of public and community perceptions of nuclear power and…
Environmentalism
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