Lockie, Stewart., Ivanova, Galina., Franettovich, Maree., Petkova-Timmer, Vanessa.
Two social impact assessment (SIA) studies of Central Queensland's Coppabella coal mine were undertaken in 2002–2003 and 2006–2007. As ex post studies of actual change, these provide a reference...
Lockie, Stewart., Ivanova, Galina., Franettovich, Maree., Petkova-Timmer, Vanessa.
Two social impact assessment (SIA) studies of Central Queensland's Coppabella coal mine were undertaken in 2002–2003 and 2006–2007. As ex post studies of actual change, these provide a reference...
Mining developments and social impacts on communities: Bowen Basin case studies (2009)
Petkova, Vanessa, Lockie, Stewart, Rolfe, John, Ivanova, Galina, ...
Mining activities in Australia tend to be cyclical, with boom and bust times impacting upon associated communities. However, little information exists to classify key impacts or to identify how they...
Intimate partner abuse of women in a Central Queensland mining region (2009)
Heather Nancarrow, Stewart Lockie, Sanjay Sharma
Perceptions about the mining industry and the rapid growth of mining communities in Australia has led to concerns that these communities are prone to higher rates of intimate partner violence than...
Akbar, Delwar., Lockie, Stewart., Ivanova, Galina.
One of the consequences of mining expansion in the Bowen Basin region of Central Queensland in Australia has been a substantial increase in demand for housing, with subsequent impacts on housing and...
Assessing the social impacts of extensive resource use activities (2009)
Lockie, Stewart., Rockloff, Susan., Helbers, Danielle., Gorospe-Lockie, Maharlina., Lawrence, Karen.
Extensive forms of resource use are rarely subject to detailed environmental and social assessment. This paper outlines a potential methodology for assessment of the social impacts of extensive...
Kristen Lyons, David Burch, Geoffrey Lawrence, Stewart Lockie
Over the last few decades, and throughout the world, the corporate sector has sought to establish its environmental credentials by integrating environmental and social justice issues into its...
Burke, Karena., Ronan, Kevin., Lockie, Stewart., Douglas, James., Happell, Brenda., Taylor, Sandra.
CQU Healthy Communities is a new initiative at Central Queensland University which aims to draw together researchers and research centres from across the University, in collaboration with community...
This chapter examines the implications of market expansion and multinational involvement in the production and retailing of fair trade certified products. It reviews debates concerning the potential...
Lockie, Stewart., Franettovich, Maree., Sharma, Sanjay.
A review of economic impact assessment (EcIA), social impact assessment (SIA), and community participation practice in the rapidly growing coal industry of Australia’s Bowen Basin suggests...
This chapter examines the implications of market expansion and multinational involvement in the production and retailing of fair trade certified products. It reviews debates concerning the potential...
Lockie, Stewart., Franettovich, Maree., Sharma, Sanjay.
A review of economic impact assessment (EcIA), social impact assessment (SIA), and community participation practice in the rapidly growing coal industry of Australia’s Bowen Basin suggests...
Burke, Karena., Ronan, Kevin., Lockie, Stewart., Douglas, James., Happell, Brenda., Taylor, Sandra.
CQU Healthy Communities is a new initiative at Central Queensland University which aims to draw together researchers and research centres from across the University, in collaboration with community...
In the last 15 years, agri-environmental programmes in Australia have been underpinned by a neoliberal regime of governing which seeks to foster participation and ‘bottom-up’ change at the...
This article reviews the potential contribution of deliberative theory and actor network theory to the practice of social impact assessment (SIA). With reference to a case study of the World...
Lessons from the social and economic impacts of the mining boom in the Bowen Basin 2004-2006 (2007)
Miles, Robert., Lockie, Stewart., Ivanova, Galina.
The coal industry boom in Central Queensland’s Bowen Basin has generated a number of positive economic and social impacts including increased employment, income and expenditure levels. The spike in...
Ivanova, Galina., Lockie, Stewart., Timmer, Vanessa.
Purpose: The coal mining industry makes a key contribution to the Queensland economy, and is the underlying driver of employment and economic conditions in many local and regional communities. This...
Going Organic: Mobilising Networks for Environmentally Responsible Food Production (2006)
Lockie, Stewart, Lyons, Kristen, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Halpin, Darren
Yes
Going Organic: Mobilising Networks for Environmentally Responsible Food Production (2006)
Lockie, Stewart, Lyons, Kristen, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Halpin, Darren
Yes
Rockloff, Susan., Lockie, Stewart.
Community participation has become something of an orthodoxy within natural resource management. In the absence of an explicit strategy for democratization and capacity-building the notion of...
This paper undertakes a content analysis of newspaper articles from Australia, the UK and the US concerned with a variety of issues relevant to sustainable food and agriculture during the period 1999...
Going Organic: Mobilising Networks for Environmentally Responsible Food Production (2006)
Lockie, Stewart, Lyons, Kristen, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Halpin, Darren
Lockie, Stewart., Merritt, John., Ivanova, Galina.
The broad aim of the project was to assist coal mining companies develop effective processes for engaging with their communities and developing impact assessment and planning processes that can be...
Reconfiguring rural resource governance the legacy of neoliberalism in Australia (2006)
Lockie, Stewart., Lawrence, Geoffrey., Cheshire, Lynda.
Rural resource management in Australia has focused primarily on fostering conditions for the ‘development’ of natural resources and, to the extent that it has addressed social and environmental...
Lockie, Stewart., Goodman, Michael.
Neoliberal political ideologies have been criticised for their blanket prescription of market reform as the solution to almost any social or environmental problem. This chapter thus examines the...
Understanding the market for organic food (2006)
Lockie, Stewart., Halpin, Darren., Pearson, David.
In this chapter, we examine the organic marketplace in terms of the changing dynamics of supply and demand; what currently is known about those who consume organic foods; what strategies have been...
Going organic : mobilizing networks for environmentally responsible food production (2006)
Lockie, Stewart., Lyons, Kristen., Lawrence, Geoffrey., Halpin, Darren.
At the same time that organic food and agriculture has emerged as the most highly visible alternative to industrialised systems of food provision, it remains an industry based on numerous untested...
Rockloff, Susan., Lockie, Stewart.
Community participation has become something of an orthodoxy within natural resource management. In the absence of an explicit strategy for democratization and capacity-building the notion of...
This paper undertakes a content analysis of newspaper articles from Australia, the UK and the US concerned with a variety of issues relevant to sustainable food and agriculture during the period 1999...
Engineering new networks between state agencies, farmers and other actors is central to contemporary agri-environmental policy. This paper examines relationships between network membership, identity...
Going Organic: Mobilising Networks for Environmentally Responsible Food Production (2006)
Lockie, Stewart, Lyons, Kristen, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Halpin, Darren
Lockie, Stewart, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Lyons, Kristen, Grice, Janet
Despite current findings that consumers, on average, have negative attitudes to biotechnologies such as cloning and genetic engineering, considerable variability can be found in the direction and...
Lockie, Stewart, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Lyons, Kristen, Grice, Janet
Despite current findings that consumers, on average, have negative attitudes to biotechnologies such as cloning and genetic engineering, considerable variability can be found in the direction and...
Lockie, Stewart, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Lyons, Kristen, Grice, Janet
Despite current findings that consumers, on average, have negative attitudes to biotechnologies such as cloning and genetic engineering, considerable variability can be found in the direction and...
Lockie, Stewart., Salem, Nell.
The history of food production, distribution and regulation is replete with attempts to influence and control the consumption behaviour of others. Examples range from direct state intervention in...
Interpreting the Australian-Phillipines food trade in the context of debates on food security (2005)
Since 1992, the Australian government has implemented a number of strategies designed to capitalize on the ostensibly natural market provided to Australian food exporters by the rapidly growing...
Ivanova, Galina., Lockie, Stewart.
A major project is being undertaken in the Bowen Basin coal mining region of Queensland, Australia, to assess how economic and social impacts of mining should be assessed and negotiated with regional...
Lockie, Stewart., Lawrence, Geoffrey., Lyons, Kristen., Grice, Janet.
Despite current findings that consumers, on average, have negative attitudes to biotechnologies such as cloning and genetic engineering, considerable variability can be found in the direction and...
Lockie, Stewart., Halpin, Darren
Contemporary narratives on organic food and agriculture are almost inevitably tales of extraordinary growth (see Michelson 2001a). In the UK, for example, Smith and Marsden (2003) report a ninefold...
Lockie, Stewart, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Lyons, Kristen, Grice, Janet
Despite current findings that consumers, on average, have negative attitudes to biotechnologies such as cloning and genetic engineering, considerable variability can be found in the direction and...
Stewart Lockie, Kristen Lyons, Geoffrey Lawrence, Janet Grice
This article provided, for the first time in Australia, a path analysis of attitudinal, motivational, demographic and behavioural factors influencing food choice among Australian consumers. It is an...
Consumer views of organic and GM food (2004)
Lyons, Kristen, Lockie, Stewart, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Richard Hindmarsh And Geoffrey Lawrence
Yes
Consumer views of organic and GM food (2004)
Lyons, Kristen, Lockie, Stewart, Lawrence, Geoffrey
Yes
Stewart Lockie, Kristen Lyons, Geoffrey Lawrence, Janet Grice
This article provided, for the first time in Australia, a path analysis of attitudinal, motivational, demographic and behavioural factors influencing food choice among Australian consumers. It is an...
Rockloff, Susan., Lockie, Stewart.
This paper presents research currently being conducted in Central Queensland, Australia to understand conflicts between coastal zone resource users and the associated sociocultural and political...
Social nature : the environmental challenge to mainstream social theory (2004)
No abstract available.
Lockie, Stewart., Grice, Janet., Lyons, Kristen., Lawrence, Geoffrey.
Path analysis of attitudinal, motivational, demographic and behavioural factors influencing food choice among Australian consumers who had consumed at least some organic food in the preceding 12...
This article explores the implications for social movement theory of recent work in the sociology of scientific knowledge (SSK) that explicitly rejects dualisms between society and nature, structure...
Lawrence, Geoffrey, Lyons, Kristen, Lockie, Stewart
The Fifth Conference on Organic Agriculture, held in Havana in May 2003, featured the progress Cuba has made in research, extension, and education in organic and ecological agriculture. The...
Lawrence, Geoffrey, Lyons, Kristen, Lockie, Stewart
The Fifth Conference on Organic Agriculture, held in Havana in May 2003, featured the progress Cuba has made in research, extension, and education in organic and ecological agriculture. The...
Since 2000 Australia and the Philippines have been engaged in an acrimonious dispute over agricultural trade. Ostensibly, this dispute is about Australia's use of strict phytosanitary standards to...
Conditions for building social capital and community well-being through plantation forestry (2003)
Falling commodity prices, dying towns, escalating suicide rates, decreasing access to services, and environmental degradation all form part of a well-known story of life in contemporary rural...
Eating 'Green': Motivations Behind Organic Food Consumption in Australia (2002)
Lockie, Stewart, Lyons, Kristen, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Mummery, Kerry, Henry Buller
Central to the development of green lifestyles is the consumption of foods that by dint of their status as chemical free, locally produced and/or free of genetically modified ingredients, reduce the...
GLobal Moves on the Local Level - Community Supported Agriculture (2002)
Lyons, Kristen, Lockie, Stewart, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Andrew Monk, Andrew Monk
No
Eating 'Green': Motivations Behind Organic Food Consumption in Australia (2002)
Lockie, Stewart, Lyons, Kristen, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Mummery, Kerry
Central to the development of green lifestyles is the consumption of foods that by dint of their status as chemical free, locally produced and/or free of genetically modified ingredients, reduce the...
GLobal Moves on the Local Level - Community Supported Agriculture (2002)
Lyons, Kristen, Lockie, Stewart, Lawrence, Geoffrey
No
Eating 'Green': Motivations Behind Organic Food Consumption in Australia (2002)
Lockie, Stewart, Lyons, Kristen, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Mummery, Kerry
Central to the development of green lifestyles is the consumption of foods that by dint of their status as chemical free, locally produced and/or free of genetically modified ingredients, reduce the...
Eating 'Green': Motivations behind organic food consumption in Australia (2002)
Lockie, Stewart, Lyons, Kristen, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Mummery, Kerry
Central to the development of green lifestyles is the consumption of foods that by dint of their status as chemical-free, locally produced and/or free of genetically modified ingredients, reduce the...
Lockie, Stewart., Lawrence, Geoffrey., Dale, Allan., Taylor, Bruce.
The complexity of relationships between social change and natural resource management has generated interest in the identification of indicators that might provide more streamlined means for...
Eating green : motivations behind organic food consumption in Australia (2002)
Lockie, Stewart., Mummery, W. Kerry., Lawrence, Geoffrey., Lyons, Kristen.
Eating 'Green': Motivations Behind Organic Food Consumption in Australia (2002)
Lockie, Stewart, Lyons, Kristen, Lawrence, Geoffrey, Mummery, Kerry
Central to the development of green lifestyles is the consumption of foods that by dint of their status as chemical free, locally produced and/or free of genetically modified ingredients, reduce the...
Renegotiating Gender and the Symbolic Transformation of Australian Rural Environments (2001)
Lockie, Stewart, Lyons, Kristen
Yes
Consuming Green: the Symbolic Construction of Organic Foods (2001)
Lyons, Kristen, Lockie, Stewart, Lawrence, Geoffrey
Yes
Alternative Agriculture in Zimbabwe - Reflections from a Recent Visit (2001)
Lyons, Kristen, Lockie, Stewart
No
Renegotiating Gender and the Symbolic Transformation of Australian Rural Environments (2001)
Lockie, Stewart, Lyons, Kristen
Yes
Consuming Green: the Symbolic Construction of Organic Foods (2001)
Lyons, Kristen, Lockie, Stewart, Lawrence, Geoffrey
Yes
Alternative Agriculture in Zimbabwe - Reflections from a Recent Visit (2001)
Lyons, Kristen, Lockie, Stewart
No
Consuming Green: the Symbolic Construction of Organic Foods (2001)
Lyons, Kristen, Lockie, Stewart, Lawrence, Geoffrey
One of the key features of the recent dramatic growth in the organic food industries is the extent to which this is demand driven, suggesting the need to focus analytical attention more closely on...
Sociocultural dynamics and the development of the landcare movement in Australia (1996)
Typescript. "June 1996" Includes bibliographical references (p. 319-339) Discusses the sociological effects and impact of the National Landcare Program on agriculture and farming practice in...
Assessing the social impacts of extensive resource use activities
Stewart Lockie, Susan Rockloff, Danielle Helbers, Maharlina Gorospe-Lockie, Karen Lawrence
Extensive forms of resource use are rarely subject to detailed environmental and social assessment. This paper outlines a potential methodology for assessment of the social impacts of extensive...