Environmental issues

Ash, M. 1980: Green politics: the new paradigm. London: The Green Alliance.

Bacharach, S.B. and Lawler, E.J. 1980: Power and politics in organizations: the social psychology of conflict coalitions and bargaining. London: Jossey Bass/ Sage.

Blowers, A. 1980: The limits of power: the politics of local planning policy . Oxford: Pergamon.

Buchanan, S. and Lowe, P. 1980: The environmentalists, part 2: the National Trust . Vole 3(5), 31-33.

Bunyard, P. and Allenby, M. 1980: The politics of self-sufficiency. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Caulfield, C. 1981 a: How a wildlife habitat was destroyed. New Scientist, 5 February, 278.

1981b: Ministry acts to save conservation site - but more destroyed . New Scientist, 12 February, 392.

1981c: Can Britain find room for nuclear power? New Scientist, 19 February, 464-65.

Centre for Agricultural Strategy 1981: Grassland in the British economy. University of Reading , Research Paper no. 10.

Chow, B.G. 1980: Comparative economics of the breeder and light water reactor . Energy Policy 5, 293-307.

Conroy, C. and King, A. 1981: Paradise lost? London: Friends of the Earth.

Cotgrove, S. 1980: Environmental issues: how much science, how much politics? Nature 288, 197-98.

Davidson, J. and Lowe, P. editors, 1981: Which way now? Ecos 2, 1-29.

Del Sesto, S. 1980: Conflicting ideologies of nuclear power: congressional testimonies of nuclear reactor safety. Public Policy 28, 39-70.

Devall, W. 1980: The deep ecology movement. Natural Resources Journal 20, 299-322.

Dower, M. 1981: Farmers and the landscape. Town and Country Planning 50, 30-31.

Dunlap. R.E. editor, 1980: Ecology and the social sciences: an emerging paradigm. American Behavioral Scientist 24, 3-151.

Freedman, L. 1981: Britain and nuclear weapons. London : Macmillan.

Gilg, A. editor, 1980: The countryside planning yearbook. Norwich: Geobooks.

Goode, D. 1981: The threat to wildlife habitats. New Scientist 89, (22 January), 219-23.

Griffiths, R. e litor, 1980: Dealing with risk: the planning management and acceptability of technological risk. Manchester: Manchester University Press.

Kemp, R. 1980: Planning, legitimation and the development of nuclear energy: a critical theoretic analysis of the Windscale inquiry. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 4, 350-61.

Komanoff, C. 1980: Evidence to the Select Committee on Energy. House of Commons Paper HC 397-vi. London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office.

Komarov, B. 1980: The destruction of nature in the Soviet Union. Nottingham: Pluto Press.

Levitt, R. 1980: Implementing public policy. London : Croom Helm.

Lords' Select Committee on the European Communities 1981: EEC Environmental Policy, fifth Report. London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office .

Lowe, P. and Bullen, P. 1980: The environmentalists, part 6: The Council for the Protection of Rural England. Vole 3(9), 32-35.

Lowe, P. , Clifford, J. and Buchanan, S. 1980: The mass movement of the decade. Vole 3(4), 26-28.

Lowe, P. and Goyder, J.C. 1980: The environmentalists, part 4: The Society for the Promotion of Nature Conservation. Vole, 3(7), 23-26.

Mabey, R. 1980: The common ground: a place for nature in Britain's future? London: Hutchinson.

McAuslan, P. 1980: The ideologies of planning law. Oxford : Pergamon.

McEwen, M. 1981: Review of the theft of the countryside. ECOS 2, 33-34.

McRobie, G. 1981: Small is possible. London: Jonathan Cape.

Mitchell, R.C. editor, 1980a: Whither environmentalism? Natural Resources Journal 20, 217-359.

1980b: How 'soft', 'deep' or 'left' present constituencies in the environmental movement for present world views. Natural Resources Journal 20, 345-58.

1980 c: Public opinion in environmental issues: results of a national public opinion survey. Washington: Council on Environmental Quality.

Nelkin, D. editor, 1979: Controversy: politics of technical decisions. London: Sage.

Petulla, J.M. 1980: American environmentalism: values, tactics, priorities . College Station: Texas A & M University Press.

Planning World 1980a: A question of confidence. Town and Country Planning 49, 129-32.

1980b: The impossible accident. Town and Country Planning 49, 308-309.

Political Ecology Research Group 1980: An investigation into the hazards associated with the maritime transport of spent nuclear fuel in the British Isles. Oxford, PERG Research Report, no. 3.

Prior, M. 1980: The costs of energy under uncertainty. London: Earth Resources Research.

Rich, V. 1981: Smelter shuts down. Nature 289 (15 January), 112.

Ryle, M. 1981: Toward the nuclear holocaust. London : Menard Press.

Sandbach, F. 1980: Environment, ideology and policy. Oxford: Blackwell.

Schnaiberg, A. 1980: The environment: from surplus to scarcity. New York: Oxford University Press.

Sedgemore, B. 1980: The secret constitution. London : Hodder and Stoughton.

Select Committee on Energy 1980-81: The Government's statement on the new nuclear power programme. House of Commons Paper HC 114-i. London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office.

Shoard, M. 1980: The theft of the countryside. London : Maurice Temple Smith.

Skolimowsky, H. 1980: Economics today: what do we need? London: The Green Alliance.

Stuart, M. 1981: Rarest bird feels the protectionist backlash. The Guardian, 20 February, 4.

Sweet, C. editor, 1980: The fast breeder reactor: need, costs and risks. London : Macmillan.

Williams, R. 1980: The nuclear power decisions. London : Croom Helm.

Wood, C. and Pendleton, N. 1980: Land use planning and pollution control in practice . University of Manchester, Department of Town and Country Planning, Occasional Paper.