Breaking Boundaries
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Kathleen P. Hunt is Assistant Professor of Communication at the State University of New York at New Paltz. Gregg B. Walker is Professor of Communication at Oregon State University. He is the coauthor of Working through Environmental Conflict: The Collaborative Learning Approach (with Stephen E. Daniels) and The Military-Industrial Complex: Eisenhower's Warning Three Decades Later (with Steven J. Sprecher and David A. Bella). Stephen P. Depoe is Professor of Communication at the University of Cincinnati. He is the coeditor of several books, including Communication and Public Participation in Environmental Decision Making (with John W. Delicath and Marie-France Aepli Elsenbeer), also published by SUNY Press.
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Introduction: From Public Participation to Community Engagement-and Beyond
Kathleen P. Hunt, Susan Senecah, Gregg B. Walker, and Stephen P. Depoe
Opening Reflections
1. Health, the Environment, and Sustainability: Emergent Communication Lessons Across Highly Diverse Public Participation Activities
Linda Silka, Bridie McGreavy, and David D. Hart
Section I. Exploring Dimensions of Participation Within Policy Frameworks
2. Listening and Learning: Stakeholder Views of Participation and Communication in Forest Planning
Gregg B. Walker, Steve Daniels, Sharon Timko, Carmine Lockwood, and Susan Hansen
3. Rethinking Public Participation: The Case of Public Land Management in the American West
Matthew McKinney
4. Speaking of Place: Analysis of Place-Based Discourse in Participatory Decision Making
Colene J. Lind
5. Cultural Discourses of Public Participation: Insights for Democratic Design and Energy System Transformation
Lydia Reinig and Leah Sprain
6. The Radical Potential of Public Participation Processes: Using Indecorous Voice and Resistance to Expand the Scope of Public Participation
Kathleen P. Hunt, Nicholas S. Paliewicz, and Danielle Endres
Section II. Expanding Pathways of Community Engagement
7. Advancing Practical Theory in Environmental Communication: A Phronetic Analysis of Environmental Participation and Dialogue in New Zealand
Giles Dodson and Anna Palliser
8. Toward Communicative Space: A Maritime Agora of Backrooms and Thoroughfares
Chui-Ling Tam
9. Rare's Conservation Campaigns: Community Decision Making and Public Participation in Global Contexts
Sarah D. Upton, Carlos A. Tarin, Stacey K. Sowards, and Kenneth C. C. Yang
10. Fracking, the Elsipogtog First Nation, and Disruptive Public Participation: The Role of Images in Amplifying Outrage on Twitter
Molly Simis-Wilkinson and Jill E. Hopke
Section III. Enacting Horizons of Civic Technology
11. Sustainable Stories: Integrated Transmedia as an Ecology of Storymaking
Tyler Quiring
12. Eco-Apps and Environmental Public Participation
Eli Typhina
List of Contributors
Index
