Coastal Restoration as Contested Terrain: Climate Change and the Political Economy of Risk Reduction in Louisiana
Abstract
Although many studies have examined the effects of structural factors and institutional interests on risk estimation practices, little is known about the political dynamics surrounding divergent responses to risk reduction measures. This article examines the political economy of risk reduction, using a case study of Louisiana's coastal restoration planning and decision‐making process. Specifically, the article draws on documentary evidence,...
Paper Details
Title
Coastal Restoration as Contested Terrain: Climate Change and the Political Economy of Risk Reduction in Louisiana
Published Date
Jun 10, 2016
Journal
Volume
31
Issue
S1
Pages
787 - 806
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