Mark Sproule-Jones
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 986727 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mark Sproule-Jones |
| PRENOMES | Mark |
| SOBRENOME | Sproule-Jones |
| ASSINATURA | SPROULE-JONES M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Victoria |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 49 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1972 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Culture and Policies for Sustainable Tourism
International tourism has become a core economic growth strategy for many countries of the Global South. While this holds much promise, it also brings heightened potential for environmental degradation, cultural clashes and social problems. Tourism policy that navigates economic growth in a manner that is sustainable for ecological and social systems is therefore critical. This study explores the role of cultural norms in shaping sustainable tour…
Restoration of the Great Lakes
Institutional Experiments in the Restoration of the North American Great Lakes Environment
The article reports the findings of a study of the 43 institutional arrangements in the most severely polluted bays, harbours, river mouths and connecting channels in the Great Lakes of North America. These arrangements were designed by the governments of Canada and the United States and their respective provinces and states, in order to formulate and implement Remedial Action Plans (RAPs) to restore impaired beneficial uses. The RAPs were concei…
Canadian Natural Resource and Environmental Policy
Governments at Work
Canadian Environmental Policy
Multiple Rules and the `Nesting' of Public Policies
This article argues that any single public policy appears to `nest' within a complex configuration of interdependent and multidimensional rules and policies. It uses a `bottom up' methodology to determine those rules that act as incentive systems for the operation of a Great Lakes Port. It finds that substantial competition and rivalry exists between ports, other transportation modes, vessel owners, ship charterers and other users of the port suc…
Toward a Theory of the Regulated Environment
On the analysis of constitutional change in Canada
Methodological Individualism
Public Choice Theory and Natural Resources
The article is a methodological examination of public choice analysis, with particular reference to the currently topical policy field of natural resources. It is also a methodological critique of public choice analysis on logical, epistemological, and normative grounds. Its purpose is to make scholars of natural resources management aware of the substantive and methodological features of the public choice approach to the field, and to make publi…
A Fresh Look at an Old Problem
Coordination and the management of estuarine water quality
A description and explanation of citizen participation in a canadian municipality
Toward a Dynamic Analysis of Collective Action
Toward a Dynamic Analysis of Collective Action
A Public-Choice Model of Political Participation
Les auteurs entendent utiliser l'approche éconamique pour expliquer la participation politique. Ils conçoivent les diverses activités politiques des citoyens comme étant le reflet collectif, à l'intérieur des multiples encadrements institutionnels, des « ressources », des « coûts » et des « bénéfices », tant « publics » que « privés », des citoyensconsommateurs. Le modèle théorique construit à partir de cette conception est soumis à une vérificat…
Public Choice and Public Policy
Strategic Tensions in the Scale of Political Analysis
Tucked inside Thomas Kuhn's masterly little book is a statement to the effect that scholarly endeavours, that have yet to fix upon an accepted paradigm, display continual and often exacerbatic confrontations between rival wings each trying to press upon the other the virtues of their particular mode of scientific procedure. In Kuhn's own words: ‘Because it [the awareness of anomaly] demands large scale paradigm destruction and major shifts in the…
Canadian Natural Resource and Environmental Policy
A Public-Choice Model of Political Participation
Les auteurs entendent utiliser l'approche éconamique pour expliquer la participation politique. Ils conçoivent les diverses activités politiques des citoyens comme étant le reflet collectif, à l'intérieur des multiples encadrements institutionnels, des « ressources », des « coûts » et des « bénéfices », tant « publics » que « privés », des citoyensconsommateurs. Le modèle théorique construit à partir de cette conception est soumis à une vérificat…
Canadian Environmental Policy
Strategic Tensions in the Scale of Political Analysis
Tucked inside Thomas Kuhn's masterly little book is a statement to the effect that scholarly endeavours, that have yet to fix upon an accepted paradigm, display continual and often exacerbatic confrontations between rival wings each trying to press upon the other the virtues of their particular mode of scientific procedure. In Kuhn's own words: ‘Because it [the awareness of anomaly] demands large scale paradigm destruction and major shifts in the…
Public Choice Theory and Natural Resources
The article is a methodological examination of public choice analysis, with particular reference to the currently topical policy field of natural resources. It is also a methodological critique of public choice analysis on logical, epistemological, and normative grounds. Its purpose is to make scholars of natural resources management aware of the substantive and methodological features of the public choice approach to the field, and to make publi…
A description and explanation of citizen participation in a canadian municipality
Culture and Policies for Sustainable Tourism
International tourism has become a core economic growth strategy for many countries of the Global South. While this holds much promise, it also brings heightened potential for environmental degradation, cultural clashes and social problems. Tourism policy that navigates economic growth in a manner that is sustainable for ecological and social systems is therefore critical. This study explores the role of cultural norms in shaping sustainable tour…
Methodological Individualism
A Fresh Look at an Old Problem
Institutional Experiments in the Restoration of the North American Great Lakes Environment
The article reports the findings of a study of the 43 institutional arrangements in the most severely polluted bays, harbours, river mouths and connecting channels in the Great Lakes of North America. These arrangements were designed by the governments of Canada and the United States and their respective provinces and states, in order to formulate and implement Remedial Action Plans (RAPs) to restore impaired beneficial uses. The RAPs were concei…
Coordination and the management of estuarine water quality
Public Choice and Public Policy
Strategic Tensions in the Scale of Political Analysis
Tucked inside Thomas Kuhn's masterly little book is a statement to the effect that scholarly endeavours, that have yet to fix upon an accepted paradigm, display continual and often exacerbatic confrontations between rival wings each trying to press upon the other the virtues of their particular mode of scientific procedure. In Kuhn's own words: ‘Because it [the awareness of anomaly] demands large scale paradigm destruction and major shifts in the…
Toward a Dynamic Analysis of Collective Action
Toward a Dynamic Analysis of Collective Action
A Public-Choice Model of Political Participation
Les auteurs entendent utiliser l'approche éconamique pour expliquer la participation politique. Ils conçoivent les diverses activités politiques des citoyens comme étant le reflet collectif, à l'intérieur des multiples encadrements institutionnels, des « ressources », des « coûts » et des « bénéfices », tant « publics » que « privés », des citoyensconsommateurs. Le modèle théorique construit à partir de cette conception est soumis à une vérificat…
A description and explanation of citizen participation in a canadian municipality
Coordination and the management of estuarine water quality
A Fresh Look at an Old Problem
Public Choice Theory and Natural Resources
The article is a methodological examination of public choice analysis, with particular reference to the currently topical policy field of natural resources. It is also a methodological critique of public choice analysis on logical, epistemological, and normative grounds. Its purpose is to make scholars of natural resources management aware of the substantive and methodological features of the public choice approach to the field, and to make publi…
Toward a Theory of the Regulated Environment
On the analysis of constitutional change in Canada
Methodological Individualism
Multiple Rules and the `Nesting' of Public Policies
This article argues that any single public policy appears to `nest' within a complex configuration of interdependent and multidimensional rules and policies. It uses a `bottom up' methodology to determine those rules that act as incentive systems for the operation of a Great Lakes Port. It finds that substantial competition and rivalry exists between ports, other transportation modes, vessel owners, ship charterers and other users of the port suc…
Canadian Environmental Policy
Governments at Work
Canadian Natural Resource and Environmental Policy
Institutional Experiments in the Restoration of the North American Great Lakes Environment
The article reports the findings of a study of the 43 institutional arrangements in the most severely polluted bays, harbours, river mouths and connecting channels in the Great Lakes of North America. These arrangements were designed by the governments of Canada and the United States and their respective provinces and states, in order to formulate and implement Remedial Action Plans (RAPs) to restore impaired beneficial uses. The RAPs were concei…
Restoration of the Great Lakes
Culture and Policies for Sustainable Tourism
International tourism has become a core economic growth strategy for many countries of the Global South. While this holds much promise, it also brings heightened potential for environmental degradation, cultural clashes and social problems. Tourism policy that navigates economic growth in a manner that is sustainable for ecological and social systems is therefore critical. This study explores the role of cultural norms in shaping sustainable tour…
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