Fields and Streams -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- CHAPTER ONE Introduction -- NEOLIBERAL SCIENCE REGIMES -- BUILDING AN EXPLANATORY FRAMEWORK FOR THE ROSGEN WARS -- RESEARCH METHODS AND TERMINOLOGY -- THE ORGANIZATION OF THIS BOOK -- CHAPTER TWO Stream Restoration and Natural Channel Design -- STREAMS AND RESTORATION -- What Rivers and Streams Do -- Undoing Anthropogenic Damage -- KEY PARTICIPANTS IN THE STREAM RESTORATION FIELD -- Nongovernmental Organizations -- Clients and Consultants -- University- and Agency-Based Scientists -- Federal and State Resource and Regulatory Agency Staff -- NATURAL CHANNEL DESIGN -- The Rosgen Classification System -- The Natural Channel Design Approach -- Restoration Techniques -- CONCLUSION -- CHAPTER THREE The History of Stream Restoration and the Rise of Rosgen -- DAVE ROSGEN AND THE HISTORY OF STREAM RESTORATION IN THE UNITED STATES -- THE CHANGING POWER STRUCTURE OF THE STREAM RESTORATION FIELD -- The Power Structure of Stream Restoration in the Mid-1990s -- The Power Structure of the Stream Restoration Field in the Mid-2000s -- STREAM RESTORATION IN NORTH CAROLINA -- EXPLANATIONS FROM WITHIN THE FIELD -- CHAPTER FOUR Capital Conflicts -- THE SUBSTANCE OF THE ROSGEN WARS: CLAIM VERSUS COUNTERCLAIM -- 1. Objections to Rosgen's Claims of Doability -- 2. Objections to the Exclusive Use of NCD -- 3. Claims that NCD Infers Process from Form -- 4. Critiques of NCD's Insistence on Stability -- 5. Claims that NCD Does Not Pay Sufficient Attention to Biology and Ecology -- 6. Arguments that NCD Is Overreliant on Bankful Discharge -- 7. Claims that NCD Is Overly Interventionist -- 8. Critiques of Rosgen's Scientific Practice -- NCD PRACTITIONERS' COUNTERCLAIMS -- 1. Counterclaims that NCD Is Not the Enemy -- 2. Assertions that Critics Have No Practical Experience and Thus No Standing.

3. Claims that Critics' Objections Are Based on Naïveté -- 4. Claims that Critics' Objections Are Based on Ignorance -- CRITIQUE AS MOBILIZATION OF CAPITAL -- 1. Species of Capital -- 2. Capital in Practice -- CONCLUSION -- CHAPTER FIVE Building a Base of Support -- UNIVERSITIES AND THE (MIS)EDUCATION OF RESTORATION FIELD PARTICIPANTS -- RESTORATION SHORT COURSES -- THE SHORT COURSES AS SHAPERS OF PRACTICE -- Short Course Organization: "A specific form of educative action" -- Short Course Content: "[W]hich make[s] possible the choice of objects, the solution of problems, and the evaluation of solutions" -- BECOMING THE STANDARD OF PRACTICE -- Rosgen's Classification System as Lingua Franca -- Design Guidelines as Standards of Practice -- Short Courses as a Key Source of Educational Capital -- CONCLUSION -- CHAPTER SIX The Political Economy of Stream Restoration -- POLITICAL-ECONOMIC INFLUENCES ON THE STREAM RESTORATION FIELD -- Policy and Economic Influences -- Neoliberalism and the Stream Restoration Field -- Privatization of knowledge claims -- Shifting toward applied work to meet market demands -- Market-based environmental management: creating metrics to define commodities -- The Relative Autonomy of the Stream Restoration Field -- REFLECTING ON BOURDIEU THROUGH THE LENS OF THE ROSGEN WARS -- Settling Conflicts: Who Matters -- The Bounded Character of Fields -- CHAPTER SEVEN Conclusions -- THE FUTURE OF STREAM RESTORATION -- BRIDGING POLITICAL ECOLOGY AND STS -- CRITICAL PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY -- THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE -- APPENDIX Interview and Survey Metadata -- NOTES -- PREFACE -- CHAPTER ONE. Introduction -- CHAPTER TWO. Stream Restoration and Natural Channel Design -- CHAPTER THREE. The History of Stream Restoration and the Rise of Rosgen -- CHAPTER FOUR. Capital Conflicts -- CHAPTER FIVE. Building a Base of Support.

CHAPTER SIX. The Political Economy of Stream Restoration -- CHAPTER SEVEN. Conclusions -- REFERENCES -- INDEX -- GEOGRAPHIES OF JUSTICE AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION.