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The Carbon Fix: Forest Carbon, Social Justice, and Environmental Governance |
Stephanie Paladino; Shirley J Fiske
Routledge
The Carbon Fix: Forest Carbon, Social Justice, and Environmental Governance
Renegotiating REDD: Beyond Social Safeguards to Social Contracts
Authors

Michael Brown

ARI Id

1666188287096_15011115

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

227-243

DOI

10.4324/9781315474014-26

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Introduction: Carbon Offset Markets and Social Equity: Trading in Forests to Save the Planet
Shirley J. Fiske; Stephanie Paladino
25-46
SECTION I Framing the Carbon Regime in the Context of Global Trends
47-48
A Genealogy of Exchangeable Nature
James Igoe
49-60
Profits and Promises: Can Carbon Trading Save Forests and Aid Development?
and Aid Development? Kathleen McAfee
61-83
Forest Carbon Sinks Prior to REDD: A Brief History of Their Role in the Clean Development Mechanism
María Gutiérrez
84-97
Justice and Equity in Carbon Offset Governance: Debates and Dilemmas
Mary Finley-Brook
98-112
SECTION II Accounting and Accountability
113-114
The Limitations of International Auditing: The Case of the Norway-Guyana REDD+ Agreement
Janette Bulkan
115-130
Corporate Carbon Footprinting as Techno-political Practice
Ingmar Lippert
131-142
Regulating Fairness in the Design of California’s Cap-and-Trade Market
Patrick Bigger
143-158
SECTION III National and Subnational Framings
159-160
Carbon, Carbon Everywhere: How Climate Change Is Transforming Conservation in Costa Rica
Robert Fletcher
161-174
Customary Landowners, Logging Companies and Conservationists in a Decentralized State: The Case of REDD+ and PES in Papua New Guinea
David Lipset; Bridget Henning
175-194
Interrogating Public Debates over Jurisdictional REDD+ in California’s Global Warming Solutions Act: Implications for Social Equity
Libby Blanchard; Bhaskar Vira
195-207
Doing REDD+ Work in Vietnam: Will the New Carbon Focus Bring Equity to Forest Management? Pamela McElwee
208-224
SECTION IV REDD, Rights, and Equity
225-226
Renegotiating REDD: Beyond Social Safeguards to Social Contracts
Michael Brown
227-243
A Win-Win Scenario? The Prospects for Indigenous Peoples in Carbon Sequestration: REDD Projects in Brazil
Janet Chernela; Laura Zanotti
244-261
Equity Concerns during REDD+ Planning and Early Implementation: A Case from Malawi
Heather M. Yocum
262-277
Lessons from Community Forestry for REDD+ Social Soundness
Janis B. Alcorn
278-294
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