دانلود کتاب Environmental Blockades: Obstructive Direct Action and the History of the Environmental Movement

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Cover
Half Title
Series Information
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
Acknowledgement
Abbreviations
Introduction
Australia, Canada, and the United States as Prime Early Innovators
Commonalities Between Australia, the United States, and Canada
Tactical Innovation, Choices, and Diffusion
Obstructive Direct Action
Environmental Blockading and Its Key Tactical Forms
Outcomes and Goals of Oda
“Ecologies of Protest Action”, “Normative Protester Behaviour”, “Protest Policing”, and “Green Criminology”
Methodological Framework
Chapter Outline
Notes
1 “The Forest in Question Was Regarded as Territory”: The Terania Creek Campaign and the Creation of the Environmental Blockading Template
The Founding of the Terania Native Forest Action Group
The Political and Bureaucratic Context of the Campaign
The Creation of a Protest Camp and Other Improvisations
The Blockade
The NSW Government Shifts Its Position
The Impact of the Terania Creek Blockade
Notes
2 “An Attitude, a Way of Life, a State of Heart”: Organisational and Tactical Development Within Australian Environmental ...
Middle Head, 1980: The Template Diffuses
Nightcap: A Turn to Confrontation
The Franklin Dam Blockade
The First Daintree Blockade
The Errinundra Plateau Campaign, 1984
The Second Phase of the Daintree Blockade
The End of a Protest Wave in Australian Conservation Activism
Notes
3 “The First Volley in the Nonviolent Wilderness War”: Environmental Blockading Spreads to the United States, 1983–1986
The Political Context of Resource Extraction in the United States During the 1980s
Earth First!
The Turn to Blockading and Its Connections With Australian and Other Activism
A Pattern of Protest Emerges
Blockading Begins: Bald Mountain, 1983
Further Blockades, Tree-Sitting, and the Development of a Tree-Sitting, Counter-Repertoire, 1983–1986
The Forest Blockading Template Spreads Across the united States and U-Locks Enter the Repertoire, 1986
American Developments, 1980–1986
Notes
4 “We Shut ‘Em Down”: Environmental Blockading in the United States Extends and Entrenches, 1987–1990
The Changing Context of Blockading
1987: Innovations Spread and a Backlash Begins
Barricading Increases, 1988
ODA Accelerates: 1989
Political Developments, 1989–1990
FBI Operations, Environmentalist–Worker Alliances and Anti-Environmentalist Violence
Environmental Blockading and the Earth First! Split
1990: The Spread of Environmental Oda Continues
The Shawnee Blockade
Redwood Summer
The Embedding of the Environmental Blockading Repertoire
Notes
5 “You’re Welcome to Visit Our Park, But Leave Your Saws in the Boat”: Canadian First Nations and Conservationist ...
The Political and Economic Context of Forestry and Resource Extraction in Canada
First Nations Activism Regarding Biodiverse Places
Historical Precedents for Blockading Among First Nations
Conservation Movements in Canada and Precedents for Blockades Among Non-Indigenous Communities
Meares Island
Lake Wollaston
Haida G’Waii and Other BC Campaigns
Conclusion
Notes
6 “Ssssomeone Had to Stand Up to Them”: Canadian Expansion, Differentiation, and Entrenchment, 1986–1989
1986–1987: A Quietening Before a New Wave Begins
1987–1988: The Strathcona Park Dispute
1988: First Nations’ Blockades and Increased Diffusion
The Sulphur Passage Blockade Introduces Tree-Sitting to Canada
1988: The Temagami Dispute, a Tale of Two Blockades
1989: The Temagami Dispute Widens
1989: Bc Activism Continues to Expand
Canadian Developments, 1986–1989
Notes
7 “We Refuse to Bequeath a Dying Planet to Future Generations by Failing to Act Now”: Developments in Environmental ...
Australia, 1988–1997 Developments
South East Forest Alliance (sefa), 1989–1990
North East Forest Alliance, 1989–1997
US Developments During the 1990s
Canadian Developments, 1989–1995
UK Developments During the 1990s
Diffusion Within and Beyond Environmental Movements
The Continuing Deployment and Relevance of Environmental Blockading
Extinction Rebellion and Continuing Urban Connections to the Environmental Blockading Repertoire of Contention
Notes
Conclusion
Repertoires of Contention
Diffusion
The Outcomes of Environmental Blockading
Note
Bibliography
Index