"An impressive, interesting, and multifaceted work. Fischer provides the reader with a wide and fascinating range of theoretical and policy-oriented materials, weaves in real life problems of public participation (or lack thereof) from around the world, and effectively brings together important concerns."--Alan Mandell, State University of New York, Empire State College
"An impressive, interesting, and multifaceted work. Fischer provides the reader with a wide and fascinating range of theoretical and policy-oriented materials, weaves in real life problems of public participation (or lack thereof) from around the world, and effectively brings together important concerns."--Alan Mandell, State University of New York, Empire State College
Preface ix Part I. Citizens and Experts in the Risk Society 1 1. Democratic Prospects in an Age of Expertise: Confronting the Technocratic Challenge 5 2. Professional Knowledge and Citizen Participation: Rethinking Expertise 29 3. Environmental Crisis and the Technocratic Challenge: Expertise in the Risk Society 47 4. The Return of the Particular: Scientific Inquiry and Local Knowledge in Postpositivist Perspective 68 Part II. Environmental Politics in the Public Sphere: Technical versus Cultural Rationality 87 5. Science and Politics in Environmental Regulation: The Politicization of Expertise 89 6. Confronting Experts in the Public Sphere: The Environmental Movement as Cultural Politics 109 7. Not in My Backyard: Risk Assessment and the Politics of Cultural Rationality 124 Part III. Local Knowledge and Participatory Inquiry: Methodological Practices for Political Empowerment 143 8. Citizens as Local Experts: Popular Epidemiology and Participatory Resource Mapping 147 9. Community Inquiry and Local Knowledge: The Political and Methodological Foundations of Participatory Research 170 10. Ordinary Local Knowledge: From Potato Farming to Environmental Protection 193 Part IV. Discursive Institutions and Policy Epistemics 219 11. Discursive Institutions for Environmental Policy Making: Participatory Inquiry as Civic Discovery 221 12. The Environments of Argument: Deliberative Practices and Policy Epistemics 242 Appendixes 263 Notes 279 References 299 Index 329
Preface ix Part I. Citizens and Experts in the Risk Society 1 1. Democratic Prospects in an Age of Expertise: Confronting the Technocratic Challenge 5 2. Professional Knowledge and Citizen Participation: Rethinking Expertise 29 3. Environmental Crisis and the Technocratic Challenge: Expertise in the Risk Society 47 4. The Return of the Particular: Scientific Inquiry and Local Knowledge in Postpositivist Perspective 68 Part II. Environmental Politics in the Public Sphere: Technical versus Cultural Rationality 87 5. Science and Politics in Environmental Regulation: The Politicization of Expertise 89 6. Confronting Experts in the Public Sphere: The Environmental Movement as Cultural Politics 109 7. Not in My Backyard: Risk Assessment and the Politics of Cultural Rationality 124 Part III. Local Knowledge and Participatory Inquiry: Methodological Practices for Political Empowerment 143 8. Citizens as Local Experts: Popular Epidemiology and Participatory Resource Mapping 147 9. Community Inquiry and Local Knowledge: The Political and Methodological Foundations of Participatory Research 170 10. Ordinary Local Knowledge: From Potato Farming to Environmental Protection 193 Part IV. Discursive Institutions and Policy Epistemics 219 11. Discursive Institutions for Environmental Policy Making: Participatory Inquiry as Civic Discovery 221 12. The Environments of Argument: Deliberative Practices and Policy Epistemics 242 Appendixes 263 Notes 279 References 299 Index 329
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