1. The sustainability paradox and the conflicts on use of natural resources E. Gunilla Almered Olsson and Pernille Gooch PART I Overview of natural resource use conflicts in relation to sustainable development 2. Natural conflicts in the Capitalocene Pernille Gooch, Anders Burman and E. Gunilla Almered Olsson 3. Water, conflict and social sustainability: Bringing power into the water security discourse Sofie Hellberg 4. Forest-related community-outsider conflicts through the lens of property rights, access and power Josefin Gooch 5. Conflicts in the management of fisheries: The change in roles and perception of the Swedish fishing industry Staffan Larsson PART II Case studies 6.
The raptor and the lamb: Reintroduction of carnivores in agricultural landscapes in Ireland Eileen O''Rourke 7. From dystopia to utopia - and back again: The case of the Van Gujjars pastoralists in the Indian Himalayas Pernille Gooch 8. Undermining the resource ground: Extractive violence on Laevas and Adnyamathanha land Kristina Sehlin MacNeil 9. Forest Governance in post-agreement Colombia Torsten Krause 10. To change, or not to change? The transboundary water question in the Nile Basin Ana Cascão PART III Transforming natural resource conflicts 11. Benefit sharing for project risk-conflict reduction and fostering sustainable development: Current understanding and mechanisms Shivcharn S. Dhillion 12. Power and knowledge use in coastal conflict resolution Olga Stepanova 13.
Environmental conflicts: Towards theoretical analyses of social-ecological systems Karl Bruckmeier 14. The transformative potential of the food system concept: Sustainability conflicts or sustainability transitions? E. Gunilla Almered Olsson the Swedish fishing industry Staffan Larsson PART II Case studies 6. The raptor and the lamb: Reintroduction of carnivores in agricultural landscapes in Ireland Eileen O''Rourke 7. From dystopia to utopia - and back again: The case of the Van Gujjars pastoralists in the Indian Himalayas Pernille Gooch 8. Undermining the resource ground: Extractive violence on Laevas and Adnyamathanha land Kristina Sehlin MacNeil 9. Forest Governance in post-agreement Colombia Torsten Krause 10. To change, or not to change? The transboundary water question in the Nile Basin Ana Cascão PART III Transforming natural resource conflicts 11.
Benefit sharing for project risk-conflict reduction and fostering sustainable development: Current understanding and mechanisms Shivcharn S. Dhillion 12. Power and knowledge use in coastal conflict resolution Olga Stepanova 13. Environmental conflicts: Towards theoretical analyses of social-ecological systems Karl Bruckmeier 14. The transformative potential of the food system concept: Sustainability conflicts or sustainability transitions? E. Gunilla Almered Olsson ndary water question in the Nile Basin Ana Cascão PART III Transforming natural resource conflicts 11. Benefit sharing for project risk-conflict reduction and fostering sustainable development: Current understanding and mechanisms Shivcharn S. Dhillion 12.
Power and knowledge use in coastal conflict resolution Olga Stepanova 13. Environmental conflicts: Towards theoretical analyses of social-ecological systems Karl Bruckmeier 14. The transformative potential of the food system concept: Sustainability conflicts or sustainability transitions? E. Gunilla Almered Olsson.