Scale framing is a powerful mechanism in shaping the meaning of policy issues, with far-
reaching consequences for governance processes in terms of responsibilities and inclusion …

In this paper I argue that environmental policy research could benefit from developing an
understanding of how the concepts of 'scale','scalar strategies', and 'struggles over …

The lack of objective ability to define the level of a problem leads to the politics of scale. A
multidisciplinary, glocal approach helps scholars and policymakers to transcend such …

Scale issues are an increasingly important feature of complex sustainability issues, but they
are mostly taken for granted in policy processes. However, the scale at which a problem is …

This paper elaborates on the interconnectedness of scale and discourse in environmental
governance. It accentuates that the emergence and subsequent reconfiguration of a …

Problems of scale are intrinsic to environmental governance. Managing natural resources
across both political jurisdictions and biophysical scales is a familiar theme in the literature …

New markets are key in debates concerning environmental regimes. Critics and proponents
share a discourse that characterises environmental markets in terms of scale; many discuss …

Complex policy issues increasingly play out in multilevel and multi-scale contexts. This
allows for scale framing: framing an issue at a particular scale and level. In this article, we …

Scaling discourse analysis refers to the necessity to consider environmental discourse a
multi-dimensional and diversified practice. Depending on the various levels of state and …

From the 1990s and onwards, environmental planning and governance has undergone a
broad participatory turn. This paper focuses on one specific aspect of participatory …