Table of contents

Foreword

1-5

Environmental regulation in Oklahoma: A patchwork green

9-18

Environmental management and democratic legitimacy

21-32

Scientists and stakeholders: Evaluating the legitimacy of the Illinois River basin management protocol

33-44

Synthesis of stakeholder perspectives in siting controversies

47-62

NIMBY-TIMBY: Analysis of stakeholder perspectives on hazardous waste controversies in Oklahoma

63-80

Public housing and NIMBY: The effects of citizen participation in siting public housing facilities in Tulsa

81-90

Strategic policy innovation and flash flood hazard mitigation: The Tulsa story

93-102

Brownfields initiative in Oklahoma

103-118

Inter-governmental and inter-agency coordination: The Oklahoma Environmental Crimes Task Force example

119-124

Environmental federalism and environmental justice: Complexities in the Oklahoma context

125-138

Application of GIS in environmental policy analysis

141-156

Informing policymaking with concept mapping

157-178

Expert modeling of environmental impacts

178-186

Author's notes

187

Reviewers

191

Oklahoma politics

1-191