Kazuki Kagohashi
20 Mar 2024
🇯🇵『水と大地の環境学——持続可能性の根を求めて』 | Exploring the Roots of Sustainability: Environmental Studies on Water and Land
【お知らせ】
先日、私のこれまでの研究成果をまとめた単著『水と大地の環境学——持続可能性の根を求めて——』を晃洋書房より上梓させて頂きました。大学院時代からこれまでの私の研究を支えてきて下さった多くの方々に心よりお礼を申し上げます。また、本書の出版に至るまでは、南山大学からの出版助成と、晃洋書房の井上芳郎さんに大変お世話になりました。ここに記して、感謝申し上げます。
専門書ではありますが、一人でも多くの方に手に取って頂けると嬉しいです。
晃洋書房：
https://www.koyoshobo.co.jp/book/b643359.html
Amazon：
I am delighted to announce that my first book has been published! The book "Mizu to Daichi no Kankyou Gaku: Jizokukanousei no ne wo motomete (English translation: "Exploring the Roots of Sustainability: Environmental Studies on Water and Land")" covers the topics of water sharing in Japan, #landcare in Australia, commons, sustainable development, critical natural capital, relational value, and so on. I appreciate all the support from my family and friends, and especially to 南山大学/Nanzan University and the ANU Fenner School of Environment & Society for allowing me to focus on my research to publish this book.
Koyo Shobou (Publisher's page)
https://www.koyoshobo.co.jp/book/b643359.html
Amazon Japan:
📚Contents of the book
Foreword
Contents
Introduction
Part I: Water
Chapter 1: Water sharing in the pond irrigation system, Kagawa, Japan
Chapter 2: Evaluating the effectiveness of water sharing in drought adaptation
Chapter 3: Impact of water development on the common property resources in the Sanuki Plain
Chapter 4: Evaluating the sustainability of drought adaptation in the Sanuki Plain
Chapter 5: Integrating Ostrom's CPRs theory with sustainable development theory
Part II: Land
Chapter 6: Landcare in Australia
Chapter 7: Landcare and sustainable development
Chapter 8: What are the underpinning principles of Landcare and water sharing?
Part III: Value of nature
Chapter 9: How can we conceptualise the natural environment that should be maintained for future generations?
Chapter 10: Critical natural capital and sustainability
Chapter 11: Reexamining the critical natural capital concept
Chapter 12: Critical review of the "relational value" from the perspectives of instrumental value, intrinsic value, and substitutability
Conclusion
Epilogue
References
Index