No stone unturned : building blocks of environmentalist power versus transnational industrial forestry in Costa Rica

Authors	H.G.M. van den Hombergh
Supervisors	J.T. Schrijvers
Cosupervisors	A.J. Salman J. Carriere
Award date	19-11-2004
ISBN	90 3169 082 7
Number of pages	312
Publisher	Amsterdam: Dutch University Press
Organisations	Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FMG) - Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR)
Document type	PhD thesis
Note	Research conducted at: Universiteit van Amsterdam
Downloads	Thesis Cover Titlepage Contents List of abbreviations. Preface Chapter One Overture: six short introductions to the book Chapter Two Understanding 'grounded green campaigning': a transdisciplinary approach Chapter Three Farmers, resource competition and the Stone Container project Chapter Four Fighting the giant: building blocks of protest in the Osa Peninsula Chapter Five Building critical agency across the borders: AECO and the transnational NGO coalition Chapter Six Strategic neutrality: the politics of scientific framing in the Stone campaign Chapter Seven Challenging the government: final strategic framing and seizure of political opportunities. Chapter Eight Finale: the case of Stone Container Corporation and 'grounded green campaigning'. Synthesis, conclusions and reflections Epilogue. Improvisations on a theme: the research as bridge building in a conflict-ridden environment References Summary Samenvatting Cover
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