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The Resource Altered policy landscapes : fracking, grazing, and the Bureau of Land Management, Robert E. Forbis Jr.

Altered policy landscapes : fracking, grazing, and the Bureau of Land Management, Robert E. Forbis Jr.

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1 online resource.
Contents
  • Intro; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Contents; Chapter 1: Introduction; The Conflict; Subgovernment Theory; A Case Study Exploring Stakeholder Conflict; Conclusion; Chapters; References; Chapter 2: Legal History; History of Federal Land Management: Ranching; History of Federal Land Management: Mining; Dovetailed Federal Land Management: Ranching and Energy; Split-Estates: Interests, Common Laws, and Contracts; Conclusion; References; Chapter 3: Executive Branch; The Willpower to Achieve a Political Objective; Asserting Political Control over Administrative Decision-Making
  • Executive Power and the Capacity to Affect Administrative ChangeThe Election of President George W. Bush; President Bush's Energy-Related Political Appointments at DOI; Vice President Cheney's Energy Task Force; Executive Orders 13211 and 13212; The BLM Responds to Change in the Executive Branch; Policy Change Triggers Political Conflict; Conclusion; References; Chapter 4: Subgovernments; Networks Within Subgovernments; Change Comes to Cowboy Country; Regulating Split-Estate Energy Development; Energy Politics and Policy: Congressional Committees (2000-2008)
  • Disruption, Conflict, and Competition: Energy and RanchingMending Fences? Western States' Surface Owner Protection Acts; Conclusion; References; Chapter 5: Governance; The Voice of Government; Energy as a Policy Objective; The Cozy Relationship of Ranching and Energy Development; Property Rights: Decision-Making; Energy and Urban Development; Administrative Procedure for the Development of Energy; Unregulated Surface Owner Agreements; Landmen and Split-Estate Property Owners; BLM Oversight and Federal Revenue; Conclusion: Disruption of a Subgovernment; References; Chapter 6: Energy Developers
  • The Voice of EnergyShifting the BLM's Energy Policies and Resources; Expanded Development of CBM Energy Resources; The Federal Mineral Estate's Legal Dominance; Energy Developers and Ranchers: Stories from the Field; The Intervention of Environmentalists; Surface Owner Protection Acts: Energy's Perspective; Annexing the BLM's Land-Use Subgovernment: Energy's Perspective; Conclusion: Dominance of a Subgovernment; References; Chapter 7: Ranching; The Voice of Ranching; Expanded Energy Development Disrupts Ranching Operations; Split-Estate Surface Owner Agreements
  • A Handshake Deal Is Not What It Used to BeSplit-Estate Energy Development Reform: Ranching's Perspective; The Intervention of Environmental Organizations; Surface Owner Protection Acts: Ranching's Perspective; Annexing the BLM's Land-Use Subgovernment: Ranching's Perspective; Conclusion: Annexation of a Subgovernment; References; Chapter 8: Conclusion; The Energy Industry Dominates the BLM; Presidential Control over Subgovernments; Energy Developers-Ranchers-Environmentalists; The Bureau of Land Management; Modern-Day Capture of the BLM; The Election of Barak H. Obama
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9783030047740
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Altered policy landscapes : fracking, grazing, and the Bureau of Land Management
Title
Altered policy landscapes
Title remainder
fracking, grazing, and the Bureau of Land Management
Statement of responsibility
Robert E. Forbis Jr.
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eng
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FORBIS JR., ROBERT E
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333.10973
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index present
LC call number
HD216
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non fiction
Nature of contents
  • dictionaries
  • bibliography
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  • Public lands
  • Public lands
  • Energy development
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Altered policy landscapes : fracking, grazing, and the Bureau of Land Management, Robert E. Forbis Jr.
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Copyright
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unknown
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
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online resource
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rdacarrier
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multicolored
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text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Intro; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Contents; Chapter 1: Introduction; The Conflict; Subgovernment Theory; A Case Study Exploring Stakeholder Conflict; Conclusion; Chapters; References; Chapter 2: Legal History; History of Federal Land Management: Ranching; History of Federal Land Management: Mining; Dovetailed Federal Land Management: Ranching and Energy; Split-Estates: Interests, Common Laws, and Contracts; Conclusion; References; Chapter 3: Executive Branch; The Willpower to Achieve a Political Objective; Asserting Political Control over Administrative Decision-Making
  • Executive Power and the Capacity to Affect Administrative ChangeThe Election of President George W. Bush; President Bush's Energy-Related Political Appointments at DOI; Vice President Cheney's Energy Task Force; Executive Orders 13211 and 13212; The BLM Responds to Change in the Executive Branch; Policy Change Triggers Political Conflict; Conclusion; References; Chapter 4: Subgovernments; Networks Within Subgovernments; Change Comes to Cowboy Country; Regulating Split-Estate Energy Development; Energy Politics and Policy: Congressional Committees (2000-2008)
  • Disruption, Conflict, and Competition: Energy and RanchingMending Fences? Western States' Surface Owner Protection Acts; Conclusion; References; Chapter 5: Governance; The Voice of Government; Energy as a Policy Objective; The Cozy Relationship of Ranching and Energy Development; Property Rights: Decision-Making; Energy and Urban Development; Administrative Procedure for the Development of Energy; Unregulated Surface Owner Agreements; Landmen and Split-Estate Property Owners; BLM Oversight and Federal Revenue; Conclusion: Disruption of a Subgovernment; References; Chapter 6: Energy Developers
  • The Voice of EnergyShifting the BLM's Energy Policies and Resources; Expanded Development of CBM Energy Resources; The Federal Mineral Estate's Legal Dominance; Energy Developers and Ranchers: Stories from the Field; The Intervention of Environmentalists; Surface Owner Protection Acts: Energy's Perspective; Annexing the BLM's Land-Use Subgovernment: Energy's Perspective; Conclusion: Dominance of a Subgovernment; References; Chapter 7: Ranching; The Voice of Ranching; Expanded Energy Development Disrupts Ranching Operations; Split-Estate Surface Owner Agreements
  • A Handshake Deal Is Not What It Used to BeSplit-Estate Energy Development Reform: Ranching's Perspective; The Intervention of Environmental Organizations; Surface Owner Protection Acts: Ranching's Perspective; Annexing the BLM's Land-Use Subgovernment: Ranching's Perspective; Conclusion: Annexation of a Subgovernment; References; Chapter 8: Conclusion; The Energy Industry Dominates the BLM; Presidential Control over Subgovernments; Energy Developers-Ranchers-Environmentalists; The Bureau of Land Management; Modern-Day Capture of the BLM; The Election of Barak H. Obama
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1 online resource.
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9783030047740
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  • (OCoLC)1083762868
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Altered policy landscapes : fracking, grazing, and the Bureau of Land Management, Robert E. Forbis Jr.
Publication
Copyright
Antecedent source
unknown
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Carrier category
online resource
Carrier category code
  • cr
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Color
multicolored
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Intro; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Contents; Chapter 1: Introduction; The Conflict; Subgovernment Theory; A Case Study Exploring Stakeholder Conflict; Conclusion; Chapters; References; Chapter 2: Legal History; History of Federal Land Management: Ranching; History of Federal Land Management: Mining; Dovetailed Federal Land Management: Ranching and Energy; Split-Estates: Interests, Common Laws, and Contracts; Conclusion; References; Chapter 3: Executive Branch; The Willpower to Achieve a Political Objective; Asserting Political Control over Administrative Decision-Making
  • Executive Power and the Capacity to Affect Administrative ChangeThe Election of President George W. Bush; President Bush's Energy-Related Political Appointments at DOI; Vice President Cheney's Energy Task Force; Executive Orders 13211 and 13212; The BLM Responds to Change in the Executive Branch; Policy Change Triggers Political Conflict; Conclusion; References; Chapter 4: Subgovernments; Networks Within Subgovernments; Change Comes to Cowboy Country; Regulating Split-Estate Energy Development; Energy Politics and Policy: Congressional Committees (2000-2008)
  • Disruption, Conflict, and Competition: Energy and RanchingMending Fences? Western States' Surface Owner Protection Acts; Conclusion; References; Chapter 5: Governance; The Voice of Government; Energy as a Policy Objective; The Cozy Relationship of Ranching and Energy Development; Property Rights: Decision-Making; Energy and Urban Development; Administrative Procedure for the Development of Energy; Unregulated Surface Owner Agreements; Landmen and Split-Estate Property Owners; BLM Oversight and Federal Revenue; Conclusion: Disruption of a Subgovernment; References; Chapter 6: Energy Developers
  • The Voice of EnergyShifting the BLM's Energy Policies and Resources; Expanded Development of CBM Energy Resources; The Federal Mineral Estate's Legal Dominance; Energy Developers and Ranchers: Stories from the Field; The Intervention of Environmentalists; Surface Owner Protection Acts: Energy's Perspective; Annexing the BLM's Land-Use Subgovernment: Energy's Perspective; Conclusion: Dominance of a Subgovernment; References; Chapter 7: Ranching; The Voice of Ranching; Expanded Energy Development Disrupts Ranching Operations; Split-Estate Surface Owner Agreements
  • A Handshake Deal Is Not What It Used to BeSplit-Estate Energy Development Reform: Ranching's Perspective; The Intervention of Environmental Organizations; Surface Owner Protection Acts: Ranching's Perspective; Annexing the BLM's Land-Use Subgovernment: Ranching's Perspective; Conclusion: Annexation of a Subgovernment; References; Chapter 8: Conclusion; The Energy Industry Dominates the BLM; Presidential Control over Subgovernments; Energy Developers-Ranchers-Environmentalists; The Bureau of Land Management; Modern-Day Capture of the BLM; The Election of Barak H. Obama
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unknown
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1 online resource.
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unknown
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online
Isbn
9783030047740
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unknown
Media category
computer
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • c
Quality assurance targets
not applicable
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Specific material designation
remote
System control number
  • on1083762868
  • (OCoLC)1083762868

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