Accepted Papers

The following papers have been accepted for the symposium:

• The sudden collapse in government support for nature conservation and natural resource
  management: What is it be done inside and outside of Government?
• Carbon tax or cap and trade: a comparative analysis of carbon reduction programmes for
  Ontario, Canada
• Potential Lessons for Public Governance of Ecological Conservation and Restoration in Fast
  Developing Economies: A Case Study in Ganzhou, China
• Environmental Governance and the Public Interest
• The Environmental Consequences of Shared Governance
• The State Managed Processes and Community-Based Environmental Management Hybrid: A
  New Paradigm for a Healthy Niger-Delta
• The importance of aesthetics in understanding corporate environmental responsibility
• Tackling the metagovernance gap that limits the potential reliability and value of regulatory
  hybrids
• Citizen Science and the Shared Governance of Bird Biodiversity: How non-state actors contribute
  to avian conservation in the Asia-Pacific
• Corporate Climate Governance via disclosure and duties – limits and potential
• All wrapped up? A critical appraisal of industry-led regulation of packaging waste in Australia
• Water Governance and Complexity Theory in the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area
• Exploring the relationship between responsible investment and pension funds
• The Roles of Governmental and Non-Governmental Actors Involved in Conservation Agreement
  Governance: NSW, Scotland and Maine (the USA)
• New Private Law Mechanisms for Regulating Natural Resources Management in Ukraine
• Capturing sustainable value: the use of sustainability cues on packaging
• Framing Rural Development Governance as a messy and complex process of adaptation: Insights
  from Uganda
• Regional NRM systems in Australia: are they effective, efficient & enduring?
• Changing roles for non-government (and government) actors in biodiversity conservation
  governance in rural Australia.