Craig M. Kauffman is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Oregon

Grassroots Global Governance will be of great interest to political scientists and other social scientists of environmental and natural resource policies and programs, who will find in grassroots global governance a provocative thesis, several new insights, and important methodological contributions. The book's novel framework and analysis opens numerous opportunities for the students of comparative and international environmental politics interested in theorizing how elements of national and subnational politics influence the ways in which specific actors engage with global ideas, policies, and programs.

• List of FiguresList of TablesAcknowledgmentsList of Acronyms1. The Nexus between Global and Local Governance2. Grassroots Global Governance: Theory & Process3. Ecuadorian Watershed Management Reform in Context4. Phase 1: National Network Activation5. Local Legacies of National Network Activation6. Phase 2: Why Local IWM Campaigns Endure7. Local Experimentation in Tungurahua8. Phase 3: Global Impacts of Local ExperimentsConclusion: Rethinking Global GovernanceMethodological AppendixNotesReferencesIndex

Craig M. Kauffman is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Oregon

Grassroots Global Governance will be of great interest to political scientists and other social scientists of environmental and natural resource policies and programs, who will find in grassroots global governance a provocative thesis, several new insights, and important methodological contributions. The book's novel framework and analysis opens numerous opportunities for the students of comparative and international environmental politics interested in theorizing how elements of national and subnational politics influence the ways in which specific actors engage with global ideas, policies, and programs.

• List of FiguresList of TablesAcknowledgmentsList of Acronyms1. The Nexus between Global and Local Governance2. Grassroots Global Governance: Theory & Process3. Ecuadorian Watershed Management Reform in Context4. Phase 1: National Network Activation5. Local Legacies of National Network Activation6. Phase 2: Why Local IWM Campaigns Endure7. Local Experimentation in Tungurahua8. Phase 3: Global Impacts of Local ExperimentsConclusion: Rethinking Global GovernanceMethodological AppendixNotesReferencesIndex

Craig M. Kauffman is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Oregon

Grassroots Global Governance will be of great interest to political scientists and other social scientists of environmental and natural resource policies and programs, who will find in grassroots global governance a provocative thesis, several new insights, and important methodological contributions. The book's novel framework and analysis opens numerous opportunities for the students of comparative and international environmental politics interested in theorizing how elements of national and subnational politics influence the ways in which specific actors engage with global ideas, policies, and programs.

• List of FiguresList of TablesAcknowledgmentsList of Acronyms1. The Nexus between Global and Local Governance2. Grassroots Global Governance: Theory & Process3. Ecuadorian Watershed Management Reform in Context4. Phase 1: National Network Activation5. Local Legacies of National Network Activation6. Phase 2: Why Local IWM Campaigns Endure7. Local Experimentation in Tungurahua8. Phase 3: Global Impacts of Local ExperimentsConclusion: Rethinking Global GovernanceMethodological AppendixNotesReferencesIndex