ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER 1:
ON THE IMPERATIVE OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT:A PHILOSOPHICAL AND ETHICAL APPRAISAL
Johan Hattingh, South Africa

CHAPTER 2:
INTEGRATING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL JUSTICE AND ECOLOGICAL SUSTAINABILITY:
A CASE OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THEWASTE INDUSTRY, ETHEKWINI UNICITY, DURBAN
Sara Freeman and Ndyebo Mgingqizana, South Africa

CHAPTER 3:
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT: EXPERTISE,UNCERTAINTY,RESPONSIBILITY
Mike Ward, South Africa

CHAPTER 4:
DECENTRALISING ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN MALAWI: THE CHALLENGE OF CAPACITY-BUILDING
Martin Mkandawire, Malawi

CHAPTER 5:
POLICY PLAYING OUT IN THE FIELD: A CASE STUDY OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE IN UGANDA
Daniel Babikwa, Uganda

CHAPTER 6:
THE EVOLUTION OF PEOPLE-AND-PARKS RELATIONSHIPS IN SOUTH AFRICAS NATIONAL CONSERVATION ORGANISATION
Kevin Moore and Lynette Masuku van Damme, South Africa

CHAPTER 7:
INDUSTRY AND SUSTAINABILITY: A RE-VIEW THROUGH CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS
Leigh Price, Zimbabwe

CHAPTER 8:
CHALLENGES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNALISM IN AFRICA: A CASE STORY OF NGO-BASED JOURNALISM IN ECOLOGICALYOUTH OF ANGOLA
Vladimir Russo,Angola

CHAPTER 9: CURRICULUM PATTERNING IN ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION: A REVIEW OF DEVELOPMENTS IN FORMAL EDUCATION IN SOUTH AFRICA
Heila Lotz-Sisitka, South Africa

CHAPTER 10:
INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE AND THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM: A REVIEW OF DEVELOPING METHODS AND
METHODOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
Rob ODonoghue and Edgar Neluvhalani, South Africa

CHAPTER 11:
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN A POST-COLONIAL CONTEXT: THE POTENTIAL FOR EMANCIPATORY RESEARCH
Tsepo Mokuku, Lesotho

CHAPTER 12:
AMBIVALENT GLOBALISING INFLUENCES IN A LOCAL CONTEXT: THE CASE OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PRACTITIONERS EXPERIENCE IN ZAMBIA
Justin Lupele, Zambia

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