Perspectives on Ecosystem Management for the Great Lakes

Lynton K. Caldwell is Professor in the Department of Political Science and School of Public Affairs at Indiana University.

• Preface Acknowledgments Introduction: Implementing an Ecological Systems Approach to Basinwide ManagementLynton K. Caldwell 1. The Ecosystems Approach: A Strategy for the Management of Renewable Resources in the Great Lakes BasinR. L. Thomas, J. R. Vallentyne, K. Ogilvie, and J. D. Kingham 2. The Great Lakes: 1955-1985Leonard B. Dworsky 3. Institutional Arrangements for Great Lakes ManagementMichael J. Donahue 4. A Governance Structure Designed to Learn Would Better Protect the Great Lakes EcosystemLester W. Milbrath 5. Remediation and Rehabilitation of the Great LakesHenry Regier, with the assistance of Lee Botts and John E. Gannon 6. Biodancing: The 1-2-3 of Great Lakes MonitoringBruce L. Bandurski 7. The Great Lakes as a Water Resource A. Questions of Ownership and ControlJulia R. Wilder B. Great Lakes Diversions: A Conflict AssessmentSally Cole-Misch 8. Toward a More Accountable Process: The Royal Society-National Research Council ReportDon Munton 9. Great Lakes Governance and the Ecosystem Approach: Where Next?George R. Francis Appendices A. Treaty between the United States and Great Britain (1909)B. Agreement on Great Lakes Water Quality (1978)C. The Great Lakes Charter, adopted by Governors and Premiers (1985) Contributors