Branching Out, Digging In: Environmental Advocacy and Agenda Setting

This ex-library trade paperback shows signs of use typical for library copies, including library stamps and markings. The cover has some wear, and there is a small stain on the top edge. Despite these flaws, the binding remains intact, and the text is clean and legible.

"Branching Out, Digging In: Environmental Advocacy and Agenda Setting" by Sarah Pralle is published by Georgetown University Press in Washington, D.C., in 2006. This first printing trade paperback explores the dynamics of environmental advocacy and agenda setting, focusing on issues such as forest policy and management in regions like Clayoquot Sound. Sarah Pralle, an expert in public policy, provides a detailed analysis of how environmental issues gain attention and influence policy decisions. This edition stands out as a significant contribution to the American governance and public policy series. The book is an ex-library copy from Colo. Christian Univ. Library, which may appeal to collectors interested in library editions. The condition reflects typical library use, with library stamps and some wear.