Gregory Borne is a Course Leader and academic at Falmouth University. Dr Borne has over 25 years’ experience in researching, teaching and implementing multiple dimensions of sustainable development. He has worked with international organisations such as United Nations as well as national and local government, business and the third sector. Dr Borne is a chartered environmentalist a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and a member of the Institution of Environmental Sciences.

• Chapter 1 - Introduction. Chapter 2: Sustainable Development and a Risk Society. Chapter 3: Local Governance in a Global Context. Chapter 4: Parish Context. Chapter 5: Sustainable Development and Risk. Chapter 6: Internalising Sustainable Development. Chapter 7: The Salience of Risk. Chapter 8: Sustainable Communities. Chapter 9: Identifying the Local to Achieve the Global. Chapter 10: Sustainable Development and Reflexive Modernity: Connecting the Global to the Local. Appendix

Gregory Borne is a Course Leader and academic at Falmouth University. Dr Borne has over 25 years’ experience in researching, teaching and implementing multiple dimensions of sustainable development. He has worked with international organisations such as United Nations as well as national and local government, business and the third sector. Dr Borne is a chartered environmentalist a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and a member of the Institution of Environmental Sciences.

• Chapter 1 - Introduction. Chapter 2: Sustainable Development and a Risk Society. Chapter 3: Local Governance in a Global Context. Chapter 4: Parish Context. Chapter 5: Sustainable Development and Risk. Chapter 6: Internalising Sustainable Development. Chapter 7: The Salience of Risk. Chapter 8: Sustainable Communities. Chapter 9: Identifying the Local to Achieve the Global. Chapter 10: Sustainable Development and Reflexive Modernity: Connecting the Global to the Local. Appendix

Gregory Borne is a Course Leader and academic at Falmouth University. Dr Borne has over 25 years’ experience in researching, teaching and implementing multiple dimensions of sustainable development. He has worked with international organisations such as United Nations as well as national and local government, business and the third sector. Dr Borne is a chartered environmentalist a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and a member of the Institution of Environmental Sciences.

• Chapter 1 - Introduction. Chapter 2: Sustainable Development and a Risk Society. Chapter 3: Local Governance in a Global Context. Chapter 4: Parish Context. Chapter 5: Sustainable Development and Risk. Chapter 6: Internalising Sustainable Development. Chapter 7: The Salience of Risk. Chapter 8: Sustainable Communities. Chapter 9: Identifying the Local to Achieve the Global. Chapter 10: Sustainable Development and Reflexive Modernity: Connecting the Global to the Local. Appendix