Chapter 1 1976 and the Machinery of American Government; Chapter 2 Environmental Quality as a Problem of Social Choice; Chapter 3 Social Choices and Individual Preferences: Is There a Connecting Mechanism?; Chapter 4 Residuals Management, Metropolitan Governance, and the Optimal Jurisdiction, ALLEN V. KNEESE; Chapter 5 Representative Government and Environmental Management; Chapter 6 Governance of Common Property Resources;
Haefele, Edwin T.
'i? it cannot be too highly recommended... Combines ecological knowledge with political philosophy.' Robert Waller, The Ecologist 'Looked at from the standpoint of specialists in public choices, the mathematical model which permits investigation of various logrolling activities is the most interesting part of the book... Both those who have been working on environmental management and know little or nothing about the modern approach to politics and those who have been working on politics will find much in this book to think over carefully...' American Political Science Review
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