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Briefing 3: Shale Gas Governance: devolution and localism
Matthew Cotton
, Adrian Gonzalez
, Jennifer Dickie
SSSHL Department of Humanities and Social Sciences
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Devolution
100%
Shale Gas
100%
Unconventional Hydrocarbon
100%
Hydrocarbon Development
100%
Localism
100%
Hydrocarbon Exploration
100%
Seismic Activity
100%
UK Government
66%
Moratorium
66%
Wales
33%
Policy Approaches
33%
Local Level
33%
Local Community
33%
Scotland
33%
Public Opinion
33%
Local Councils
33%
Environmental Governance
33%
Policy Mechanisms
33%
Planning Process
33%
Shale
33%
Decision-making Mechanism
33%
Economic Policy
33%
Regulatory Policy
33%
Infrastructure Planning
33%
Democratic Control
33%
Public Consultation
33%
Conservative Government
33%
Policy Instruments
33%
Supply Pushing
33%
Weak Capture
33%
Demand-pull
33%
Decision Policy
33%
Wealth Distribution
33%
Business Rates
33%
Local Planning Authorities
33%
Technical Justification
33%
Local Demand
33%
Activity Limit
33%
Wealth Funds
33%
Suitable Scale
33%
Government Decision-making
33%
Pull Mechanisms
33%
Profit Distribution
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
United Kingdom
100%
Hydrocarbon Exploration
100%
Seismic Activity
100%
Shale Gas
100%
Wales
33%
Infrastructure Planning
33%
Planning Process
33%
Policy Approach
33%
Policy Instrument
33%
Decision Making
33%
Scotland
33%
Communities
33%
Social Sciences
UK
100%
Shale Gas
100%
Policy Approach
20%
Communities
20%
Administrative Structure
20%
Wealth
20%
Planning Process
20%
Distribution of Profits
20%
Regulatory Policy
20%
Decision Making
20%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Industry
100%
Wealth
100%
Regulation
100%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Environmental Governance
100%
Decision Making
100%