Will LaPage is an NAI Fellow and the author of Rethinking Park Protection: Treading the Uncommon Ground of Environmental Beliefs, CABI, London, 2012; and Parks for Life: Moving the Goal Posts, Changing the Rules, and Expanding the Field, Venture Publishing, State College, PA, 2007.
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Further references on the role of belief and disbelief in understanding, see also:
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AchenbachJoel “The War on Science: The Age of Disbelief. Why Do So Many Reasonable People Doubt Science?” National Geographic, March 2015.
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AllisonJay, & GedmanDan (eds.) (2006). This I Believe: The Personal Philosophies of Remarkable Men and Women.Henry Holt and Co. in cooperation with National Public Radio.
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DoddRay (2003). The Power of Belief: Essential Tools for an Extraordinary Life.Hampton Roads PublishingAlexandria, VA.
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FineCordelia (2006). A Mind of its Own: How Your Brain Distorts and Deceives.W. W. Norton and Co.New York.
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LiptonBruce (2005). The Biology of Belief: Unleashing the Power of Consciousness, Matter, and Miracles.Mountain of Love/Elite PublishersSanta Rosa, CA.
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McKayMathew, & FanningPatrick (1991). Prisoners of Belief: Exposing and Changing Beliefs that Control Your Life.New Harbinger PublicationsOakland, CA.
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MooneyChris “The Science of Why We Don't Believe Science.” Mother Earth News, May–June 2011.
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NewbergAndrew, & WaldmanM.R. (2006). Why We Believe What We Believe: Uncovering Our Biological Need for Meaning.Free PressNew York.
