Environmental Reform in the Information Age: The Contours of Informational Governance

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Greening global consumption: Redefining politics and authority (2008, background): “The abundance of easy accessible information flows leads to rising expectations from the side of citizen–consumers, and thus to legitimacy problems for national environmental regimes (Mol, 2008).”
Sustainability governance of chains and networks: a review and future outlook (2015, background): “And control over information flows that steer and shape tourist practices are also increasingly being recognised a form of environmental governance (Mol, 2008).”
Conditions for Transformative Learning for Sustainable Development: A Theoretical Review and Approach (2018, background): “A variety of theories focus on such needed reform, including ecological modernization theory [4], transition management [5], informational governance [6], and social movement theory [7].”
Transparency in Global Environmental Governance: A Coming of Age (2010, background): “…other discussions of these dynamics both within and beyond the environmental domain, see Florini 2007; Fung et al. 2007; Graham 2002; Lord 2006; and Mol 2006, 2008. bility of a reversed causal relationship between transparency and desired governance outcomes, whereby more transparency follows…”