Rapid societal transformations are required to keep global average temperature rise well
below 2° C by 2050. An increasingly diverse set of initiatives are leveraging digital …

Building on a review of current mainstream paradigms of nature conservation, the essence
of transformations necessary for effective and lasting change are presented—namely …

Mining can cause harm to both human health and ecosystems. Regulators in low-income
countries often struggle to enforce decent environmental standards due to financial …

Community science has gained momentum as a participatory knowledge production
approach that can transform governance into more transparent, socially relevant, and …

Research on the relationship between information, technology, and environmental
governance in the current Information Age has gained momentum in recent years …

In 2014, Chinese leaders declared “war against pollution,” leaving local governments with
considerable anti-pollution mandates–and, often, with the blame for insufficient …

Abstract Information and communication technologies (ICTs) have been credited with the
potential to alter the dynamics of environmental governance by empowering citizens …

This article advocates for a closer study of the forms of citizenship nurtured among individual
participants in citizen science (CS) projects by highlighting some salient features of CS in …

This article examines the multi-faceted politics of digital platforms in the context of the
Korean Digital Environmental Impact Assessment (DEIA) system. Based on semi-structured …

The state's ability to adapt and respond to public needs, wants, and demands is key to
explaining the resilience of China's political system (see Dickson 2021; Tang 2016; Nathan …