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This open access book provides a topical overview of the key sustainability issues in Qatar, focusing on environmental sustainability from a socio-political perspective. The transition to a sustainable Qatar requires engagement with diverse areas of social-political, human, and environmental development. On the environmental aspects, the contributors address climate change, food security, water reuse and desalination, energy, and biodiversity. The socio-political section examines state strategy and regulation, the place of environmental law and geopolitics and sustainability innovators and catalysts. The human section considers economics, sustainability education, the knowledge economy, and waste management. In doing so, the book demarcates the ways in which the country encounters and grapples with significant challenges and delves into the range of options for future pathways to sustainability in Qatar. Relevant to policymakers and scholars in energy and environment, urban and developmental studies, as well as the arenas of politics, climate change and policy, this book is a landmark collection on environmental policy in the Gulf and beyond.

Political planning. --- Sustainability. --- Economic development. --- Middle East—Politics and government. --- Policy Formulation. --- Development Studies. --- Middle Eastern Politics. --- Public Policy. --- Development, Economic --- Economic growth --- Growth, Economic --- Economic policy --- Economics --- Statics and dynamics (Social sciences) --- Development economics --- Resource curse --- Sustainability science --- Human ecology --- Social ecology --- Planning in politics --- Public policy --- Planning --- Policy sciences --- Politics, Practical --- Public administration --- Sustainability --- Qatar --- Middle East --- Gulf Studies --- Food Security --- Water Security --- Energy --- Development --- Politics and government.

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This collection asks how citizens and civil society express their interests and exert their agency in authoritarian settings. Focusing on the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front regime over three decades, the book explores civic activism in Ethiopia, presenting diverse examples of how citizens have (re)shaped the country.

Political participation. --- Africa. --- CSOs. --- NGOs. --- agency. --- associations. --- authoritarian. --- bloggers. --- bottom-up. --- citizens. --- coercion. --- coexistence. --- community. --- contestation. --- cooperation. --- cooptation. --- democracy. --- freedom. --- governance. --- hidden transcripts. --- inclusion. --- media. --- movements. --- organizations. --- participation. --- power. --- protest. --- public transcripts. --- repression. --- resistance. --- rule. --- social. --- state. --- women.