دانلود کتاب Agricultural Land Use and Natural Gas Extraction Conflicts: A Global Socio-Legal Perspective

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Cover
Half
Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of illustrations
Foreword
Preface and acknowledgements
Acronyms and abbreviations
1. Introduction
Introduction and background
Scope of the book
The importance of coexistence and contestation in the context of unconventional gas
Unconventional gas resources and their development
Overview of the book
Book contribution
Notes
PART I: Socio-regulatory theories related to unconventional gas extraction and agricultural activities
2. Natural resource governance and land use conflict
Introduction
Ownership, natural resources and the governance paradigm
Theoretical foundations of natural resource governance
Managing natural resource governance conflicts
Conclusion
Notes
3. The value of agricultural land: The right to food, food security and food sovereignty
Introduction
The human right to adequate food
Food security
Food sovereignty
Conclusion
Notes
4. Theories of adaptive management, precautionary principle and the statist approach
Introduction
Policy
The theory of regulation
Unconventional gas regulation
Conclusion
Notes
PART II: Socio-regulatory approaches in a comparative context
5. Queensland, Australia
Introduction
The Australian legal framework regulating coal seam gas
Administrative authorities and regulatory oversight
Conclusion
Notes
6. British Columbia, Canada
Introduction
The Canadian legal framework regulating unconventional gas
Legal framework regulating unconventional gas activities
An adaptive approach to managing conflicting interests: The ALC–OGC Delegation Agreement
Conclusion
Notes
7. United Kingdom
Introduction
Value, importance and history of shale gas in the UK
Value and importance of agricultural land in the UK
Accessing agricultural land for shale gas activities
Governance of shale gas activities in agricultural areas
Conclusion
Notes
8. New York State, USA
Introduction
The precautionary principle as a regulatory approach
The American legal framework regulating unconventional gas
The precautionary approach of New York State
Conclusion
Notes
9. France
Introduction
Shale gas resources in France and their exploitation in agricultural regions
The value of shale gas in France’s energy security framework
Banning of shale gas in France and the extension to oil and gas –
application of the precautionary principle
Value in agricultural land: Food security, food sovereignty
and food culture in France: The importance of provenance
and Geographical Indicators
Conclusion
Notes
10. Poland
Introduction
The importance of energy security in Poland
Shale gas resources in Poland and their role in energy security
Agricultural land, food Security and its relationship with energy
Polarised Poland: Food or energy?
Conclusion
Notes
11. China
Introduction
Food security and energy security in China
Regulatory framework for shale gas extraction in China
The interaction of shale gas extraction, agricultural activities and land access: The food security–energy security nexus
The regulatory conundrum – statist regulation in an energy
hungry, market-oriented economy
Conclusion
Notes
PART III: Socio-regulatory responses and conclusions
12. Collectivisation and collective bargaining
Introduction
Trends in agricultural land and unconventional gas contestation
The theory and power of collectivisation
A collective solution?
Collective bargaining within the Australian competition law framework
Challenges and opportunities of collective bargaining
Conclusion: How will landholder input create a more effective land access regime?
Notes
13. Conclusion
Introduction
The intersection of agriculture and shale gas
Approaches to the regulatory conundrum: Energy security or food security?
Solutions to conflict: Collective action as a new way forward
Conclusion
Notes
References
Cases, legislation and treaties
Index