The New Zealand Resource Management Act: An exercise in delivering sustainable development through an ecological modernisation agenda

Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design

Volumn 34, Issue 1, 2007, Pages 107-120

  Jackson, Tony ^a   Dixon, Jennifer ^b  

^a UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE   (United Kingdom)

^b UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND   (New Zealand)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ECOLOGICAL MODERNIZATION; ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION; ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY; RESOURCE MANAGEMENT; SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT;

AUSTRALASIA; NEW ZEALAND;

EID: 33847369501     PISSN: 02658135     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1068/b32089     Document Type: Article

References (56)

1. Armstrong B, 2001, "The Resource Management Act 1991: has it delivered on its objectives?" Resource Management Journal IX(3) 8-11
2. Barton H, 1998, "New Zealand double-think: many a slip between intention and reality" Planning Practice and Research 13(4) 453-458
3. Benson-Pope D, 2004, "Improving the RMA 1991: a paper presented to Cabinet", cabinet minutes 30 October, Ministry for the Environment, Wellington
4. Berke P R, Crawford J, Dixon J, Ericksen N, 1999, "Do cooperative environmental planning mandates produce good plans? Empirical results from the New Zealand experience" Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design 26 643-664
5. Blowers A, 2000, "Ecological and political modernisation: the challenge for planning" Town Planning Review 71(4) 371-393
6. Boston J, Martin J, Pallot J, Walsh P, 1996 Public Management: The New Zealand Model (Oxford University Press, Auckland)
7. Brodnax R, Milne J, 2002, "The New Zealand Waste Strategy: towards zero waste and a sustainable New Zealand" Resource Management Journal X(2) 23-27
8. Bührs T, 2000, "The environment and the role of the state in New Zealand", in Environmental Planning and Management in New Zealand Eds P A Memon, H C Perkins (Dunmore Press, Palmerston North) pp 27-35
9. Davoudi S, 2000, "Sustainability: a new vision for the British planning system" Planning Perspectives 15 123-137
10. Day M, Backhurst M, Ericksen N, Crawford J, Chapman S, Berke P, Laurian L, Dixon J, Jefferies R, Warren T, Barfoot C, Mason G, Bennett M, Gibson C, 2003 District Plan Implementation Under the RMA: Confessions of a Resource Consent (University of Waikato, Hamilton), http://www.waikato.ac.nz/igci/pucm/Linked%20documents/ReptoGovt2.pdf
11. Dixon J, 2005a, "New Zealand", in Strategic Environmental Assessment and Land Use Planning Eds C Jones, M Baker, J Carter, S Jay, M Short, C Wood (Earthscan, London) pp 158-173
12. Dixon J, 2005b, "Enacting and reacting: local government frameworks for economic development", in Economic Development: the New Zealand Experience Ed J Rowe (Ashgate, Aldershot, Hants) pp 69-86
13. DPMC, 2003 Sustainable Development for New Zealand: Programme of Action Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Wellington, http://www.mfe.govt.nz/publications/sus-dev/ sus-dev-programme-of-action-jan03.html
14. Dryzek J S, 1987 Rational Ecology: Environment and Political Economy (Blackwell, Oxford)
15. Dupuis A, Dixon J, 2002, "Intensification in Auckland: issues and policy implications" Urban Policy and Research 20 415-428
16. Eason V, van Roon M, Dixon J, 2005, "The challenge of implementing low impact urban design and development requiring a transdisciplinary approach", paper presented at the international Conference for Integrating Urban Knowledge and Practice, Gothenburg, Sweden, 30 May-3 June
17. Ericksen N J, Berke P R, Crawford J L, Dixon J E, 2004 Plan-making for Sustainability: The New Zealand Experience (Ashgate, Aldershot, Hants)
18. Freeman C, 2004, "Sustainable development from rhetoric to practice? A New Zealand perspective" International Planning Studies 9 307-326
19. Gleeson B. 2000, "The politics of consent notification", in Environmental Planning and Management in New Zealand Eds P A Memon, H C Perkins (Dunmore Press, Palmerston North NZ) pp.115-122
20. Grundy K J, Gleeson B J, 1996, "Sustainable management and the market: the politics of planning reform in New Zealand" Land Use Policy 13 197-211
21. Gunder M, Mouat C, 2002, "Symbolic violence and victimisation in planning processes: a reconnoitre of the New Zealand Resource Management Act" Planning Theory 1 124-145
22. Hajer M, 1995 The Politics of Environmental Discourse: Ecological Modernisation and the Policy Process (Oxford University Press, Oxford)
23. Hassall J, 2002, "Chasing the wild geese: the use and misuse of the permitted baseline" Resource Management Journal X 27-30
24. Hinchliffe S, Blowers A, Freeland J, 2003, "Sustainable environmental futures: opportunities and constraints", in Environmental Responses Eds A Blowers, S Hinchliffe (John Wiley, Chichester, Sussex) pp 237-280
25. Huber J, 1982 Die verlorene Unschuld der Ökologie: Neue Technologien und superindustrielle Entwicklung [The lost innocence of ecology: new technology and superindustrial development] (Fischer, Frankfurt am Main)
26. Jackson T, Roberts P, 1997, "Greening the Fife economy: ecological modernisation as a pathway for local economic development" Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 40 617-633
27. Jackson T, Roberts P, 1999, "Ecological modernisation as a model for regional development: the changing nature and context of the Eastern Scotland Structural Fund Programme" Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning 1 61-75
28. Jänicke M, 1992, "Conditions for environmental policy success: an international comparison", in Environmental Policy in Europe: Assessment, Challenges and Perspectives Eds M Jachtenfuchs, M Strübel (Nomos, Baden-Baden) pp 71-97
29. Jordan A, Wurzel R K W, Zito A R (Eds), 2003 'New' Instruments of Environmental Governance? National Experiences and Prospects (Frank Cass, London)
30. Kissling C, Bachels M, 2000, "Towards holistic transportation planning in New Zealand", in Environmental Planning and Management in New Zealand Eds P A Memon, H C Perkins (Dunmore Press, Palmerston North) pp 309-320
31. LGA, 2002, "Local Government Act 2002", http://www.legislation.govt.nz
32. McDermott P, 2000, "The cost of environmental planning: implications of the Resource Management Act", in Environmental Planning and Management in New Zealand Eds P A Memon, H C Perkins (Dunmore Press, Palmerston North) pp 48-63
33. Memon P A, Perkins H C, 2000, "Environmental planning and management: the broad context", in Environmental Planning and Management in New Zealand Eds P A Memon, H C Perkins (Dunmore Press, Palmerston North) pp 11-20
34. MfE, Ministry for the Environment, Wellington 1999 Your Guide to the Resource Management Act: An Essential Reference for People Affected by or Interested in the Act
35. MfE, Ministry for the Environment, Wellington 2000 What Are The Options? A Guide to Using Section 32 of The Resource Management Act
36. MfE, Ministry for the Environment, Wellington 2001 A Guide to Preparing a Basic AEE
37. MfE, Ministry for the Environment, Wellington 2005a The Resource Management Act: Two-yearly Survey of Local Authorities 2003/2004
38. MfE, Ministry for the Environment, Wellington 2005b Resource Management Act 1991, as amended 2005
39. Miller R (Ed.), 2001 New Zealand Government and Politics (Oxford University Press, Oxford)
40. Mol A, 1995 The Refinement of Production: Ecological Modernisation Theory and the Chemical Industry (van Arkel, Utrecht)
41. Murphy J, 2000, "Ecological modernisation" Geoforum 31 1-8
42. OPCE, 1998 The Cities and Their People: New Zealand's Urban Environment Office of the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment, Wellington
43. OPCE, 2002 Creating Our Future: Sustainable Development for New Zealand Office of the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment, Wellington,
44. Owens S, Cowell R, 2002 Land and Limits: Interpreting Sustainability in the Planning Process (Routledge, London)
45. Perkins H C, Thorns D C, 2001, "A decade on: reflections on the Resource Management Act 1991 and the practice of urban planning in New Zealand" Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design 28 639-654
46. Quality Planning, 2005, "To notify or not to notify? That is the question!", http://www.qualityplanning.org.nz/consents/notify.php
47. Reid M, 2005, "The LGA 2002 - where are we at?", Local Government Legal Forum, 7 April Auckland, copy available from LexisNexis Professional Development, PO Box 2399, Auckland
48. RFBPS, 2002 Breaking Down the Barriers: A Guide to the Resource Management Act 1991 The Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand, Wellington Central Office, Level One, 90 Ghuznec Street, PO Box 631, Wellington
49. RMECCAB, 2004, "Resource Management Energy and Climate Change Amendment Bill 2004", http://www.legislation.govt.nz
50. Skelton P, Memon A P, 2002, "Adopting sustainability as an overarching environmental policy: a review of section 5 of the RMA" Resource Management Journal X 1-10
51. UNECE, 1998 Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-Making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters (the Aarhus Convention) (United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Geneva)
52. Upton S, 1991 Third Reading Debate on the Resource Management Bill (Debates 516) (House of Representatives, Wellington)
53. Upton S, Atkins H, Willis G, 2002, "Section 5 re-visited: a critique of Skelton & Memon's analysis" Resource Management Journal X 10-22
54. Weale A, 1992 The New Politics of Pollution (Manchester University Press, Manchester)
55. Willis G, 2003 Drafting Issues, Objectives, Policies and Methods in Regional Policy Statements and District Plans report prepared in conjunction with Enfocus Ltd, copy available from the Ministry for the Environment, Wellington
56. Wilson V, Salter J, 2003 A Guide to the Local Government Act 2002 (Brookers, Wellington)