Sarah E. Fredericks

Signals of Individual and Collective Responsibility and the Need for Ritual Responses

Environmental Guilt and Shame

Patricia Wouters

Ian Spellerberg

Daniel S. Fogel

Lisa M. Butler Harrington

Maria Proto

Measurements, Indicators, and Research Methods for Sustainability presents a thorough and accessible overview of the ways in which sustainability is charted worldwide. Some articles introduce basic concepts, such as quantitative versus qualitative data or the weak versus strong sustainability debate; others examine how indicators in specific areas (climate change and soil conservation, agriculture, and mining) have been applied (or not) to different regions. Research analysts explain the modes and media through which these measurements are broadcast, stressing the importance of developing methods that can be understood by both experts and ordinary citizens. They also examine the process of monitoring, itself a controversial topic affecting national or international policy, law, rules, and regulations.

Measurements, Indicators, and Research Methods for Sustainability

Berkshire Encyclopedia of Sustainability 6/10

Sarah E. Fredericks

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