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Volume 11, issue 3 , 1994
Inequality as a cause of environmental degradation pp. 169-178 James K. Boyce The potential role of small-scale private farmers in the ecological restoration of the Bohemian landscape pp. 179-186 Eva Cudlinova and Miloslav Lapka A synthetic analysis of market efficiency and constant resource stock for sustainability and its policy implications pp. 187-199 Jiahua Pan Towards sustainability: the fishery experience pp. 201-211 Anthony T. Charles An experimental analysis of the effectiveness of an environmental assurance bonding system on player behavior in a simulated firm pp. 213-226 Laura Cornwell and Robert Costanza Biological diversity: The international management of genetic resources and its impact on biotechnology pp. 227-236 Frank Stähler Costs of overstocking on cattle and wildlife ranches in Zimbabwe pp. 237-248 Urs P. Kreuter and John P. Workman Environmental science theory: Concepts and methods in a one-World, problem-oriented paradigm: Wouter T. de Groot. Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1992, 584 pp. ISBN 0-444-88993-0, Dfl. 360.00 pp. 249-250 Silvio Funtowicz and Jerome Ravetz Integrating economics, ecology and thermodynamics: Matthias Ruth. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, Netherlands, 1993, 251 pp., ISBN 0-7923-2377-7 pp. 250-251 Daniel A. Underwood The ecology of commerce: a declaration of sustainability: Paul Hawken. Harper Business, New York, 1993, 250 pp., ISBN 0-88730-655-1 pp. 251-253 Robert Costanza Volume 11, issue 2 , 1994
Note from the editors of the special issue pp. 91-92 Steve Lonergan and Jack Ruitenbeek Aggregate estimate of environmental degradation for Zimbabwe: Does sustainable national income ensure sustainability? pp. 93-104 W. Neil Adger and Florian Grohs On agricultural sustainability and its measurement in small-scale farming in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 105-125 A-M. N. Izac and M. J. Swift Estimating the costs of environmental protection in Brazil pp. 127-133 Carlos Roberto Azzoni and Joao Y. Isai Environmental valuation in developing countries: The recreational value of wildlife viewing pp. 135-151 StAle Navrud and E. D. Mungatana Evaluating willingness to contribute to a local public good: Application of contingent valuation to tsetse control in Ethiopia pp. 153-161 Brent Murray Swallow and M. Woudyalew Economics for the wilds: Wildfire, wildlands, diversity and development: T.M. Swanson and E.B. Barbier (Editors). 1992, Earthscan Publications, London, UK, [UK pound]12.95 pp. 163-164 Philip Dearden Indonesia: Resources, ecology and environment: Joan Hardjono (Editor). 1994, Oxford University Press, Inc., New York, NY, USA. $29.95, ISBN 0-19-508574-4 pp. 164-165 Faye Duchin Economic development and the environment: A comparison of sustainable development with conventional development economics: Raymond F. Mikesell. 1992, Mansell Publishing Limited, A Cassell Imprint, London, UK, ISBN 0-7201-2138-8 pp. 165-167 Frank G. Muller To breathe free: Eastern Europe's environmental crisis: Joan DeBardeleben (Editor). 1991, Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 266 pp pp. 167-168 Michael Tripp Volume 11, issue 1 , 1994
The application of global models for comparison of different strategies on sustainable living pp. 1-8 Sven Erik Jorgensen Niche diversification in environmental/ecological economics pp. 9-19 Nirmal Chandra Sahu and Bibhudatta Nayak Some comments on depletion and degradation costs in income measurement pp. 21-25 Ronaldo Seroa da Motta The role of property rights in economic research on U.S. wetlands policy pp. 27-33 Christopher L. Lant Assessing natural resource damages using environmental annuities pp. 35-41 Robert E. Unsworth and Richard C. Bishop Environmental impairment liability as an instrument of environmental policy pp. 43-56 Peter Zweifel and Jean-Robert Tyran Environmental benefits from marketable discharge permits or an ecological vs. economical perspective on marketable permits pp. 57-64 Catherine Louise Kling An integrated model of human-wildlife interdependence pp. 65-75 Kun H. John , Richard G. Walsh and R. L. Johnson Uncertain climate change and the international policy response pp. 77-84 Bruce A. Larson and James A. Tobey Reducing CO2 emissions: A comparative input-output study for Germany and the UK.: J.L.R. Proops, M. Faber and G. Wagenhals, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1992 pp. 85-86 Faye Duchin Toward a unified ecology.: Timothy F.H. Allen and Thomas W. Hoekstra. Columbia university press, 1992, xiv + 384 pp., ISBN 0-231-06918-9 pp. 86-87 Charles A. S. Hall Homage to Ramon Margalef.: Joandomenec Ros and Narcis Prat (Editors). Universitat de Barcelona publicacions, Barcelona, ISBN 84-475-0019-5, 1992, 432 pp pp. 88-89 Charles A. S. Hall Volume 10, issue 3 , 1994
Fostering environmentally sustainable development: four parting suggestions for the World Bank pp. 183-187 Herman E. Daly In defense of health-based standards pp. 189-195 E. B. Goodstein The worth of a songbird: ecological economics as a post-normal science pp. 197-207 Silvio O. Funtowicz and Jerome R. Ravetz Constraints on the design of sustainable systems of agricultural production pp. 209-219 Vernon W. Ruttan An open economy model of the effects of unilateral environmental policy by a large developing country pp. 221-232 Amitrajeet A Batabyal Modelling economy-ecology linkages in mangroves: Economic evidence for promoting conservation in Bintuni Bay, Indonesia pp. 233-247 H. Jack Ruitenbeek Ecological and economic effects of forest landscape structure and rotation length: simulation studies using ECOLECON pp. 249-263 Jianguo Liu , Fred W. Cubbage and H. Ronald Pulliam Society and the environment: A Swedish research perspective: Uno Svedin and Britt Hagerhall Aniansson. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, the Netherlands, 1992, 336 pp., ISBN 0 7923 1796 3, [UK pound]67.00 pp. 265-266 Helga Nowotny Environmentalism and Political Theory: Toward an ecocentric approach: Robyn Eckersley. UCL Press, Oxford, 1992, 272 pp., ISBN 1 85728 019 9 (HB) [UK pound]32.00, ISBN 1 85728 020 2 (PB) [UK pound]11.95 pp. 266-267 Bryan Norton The politics of nature: Explorations in green political theory: Andrew Dobson and Paul Lucardie (Editors). 1993, Routledge, London, 240 pp., ISBN 0-415-08593-4 pp. 267-268 Robert Costanza Valuing natural assets, the economics of natural resource damage assessment: Raymond J. Kopp and V. Kerry Smith (Editors). Resources for the Future, Washington, DC, 1993, 358 pp., $75, ISBN 0-915707-66-7 (cloth), 0-915707-67-5 (paper) pp. 269-270 John H. Cumberland Volume 10, issue 2 , 1994
Are efficiency, equity, and scale independent? pp. 89-90 Aseem Prakash and Anil K. Gupta Reply pp. 90-91 Herman E. Daly Qualitative multicriteria evaluation for environmental management pp. 97-112 Giuseppe Munda , Peter Nijkamp and Piet Rietveld Maxims for the third resource conservation act appraisal pp. 113-123 Jason Shogren and Stanley R. Johnson The role of thermodynamics in the study of economic and ecological systems pp. 125-142 Shmuel Amir Antarctic minerals and conservation pp. 143-155 Ross Cullen Sense of place: geographic discounting by people, animals and plants pp. 157-174 Bruce Hannon Hand's end: technology and the limits of nature: David Rothenberg. University of California Press, Berkeley, CA, 1993, 256 pp., ISBN 0-520-08054-8 pp. 175-176 Harold Glasser Energy and the ecological economics of sustainability: John Peet. Island Press, Covello, CA, 1992, 309 pp., ISBN 1 55963 161 9 (cloth), ISBN 1 55963 160 0 (paper) pp. 176-177 Paul P. Craig Ishmael: Daniel Quinn. 1992, Bantam/Turner, New York, 266 pp., ISBN 0-553-07875-5 pp. 177-178 Robert Costanza Integrated environmental and economic accounting: United Nations publication ST/ESA/STAT/SEER.F/ 61, 1993, United Nations, New York, NY, 182 pp., ISBN 92-1-161359-0 pp. 178-179 Robert Costanza From Catastrophe to Chaos: a general theory of economic discontinuities: J. Barkley Rosser, Jr. 1991, Kluwer, Dordrecht, 402 pp., ISBN 0-7923-9157-8 pp. 179-180 Robert Costanza Volume 10, issue 1 , 1994
The environment and interdisciplinarity ecological and neoclassical economical approaches to the use of natural resources pp. 1-13 Paul O. Vedeld A range of predictions for the future pp. 15-20 Neva R. Goodwin The natural interest rate of the forest: Macroeconomic requirements for sustainable development pp. 21-26 Frank Ackerman Double CO2 and beyond: benefits, costs and compensation pp. 27-36 Clive L. Spash Integration of environmental concerns into economic analyses of projects and policies in an operational context pp. 37-46 Ernst Lutz and Mohan Munasinghe Actors, ideology, markets. Neoclassical and institutional perspectives on environmental policy pp. 47-60 Peter Soderbaum Alternative property rights to wetland externalities pp. 61-68 Robert E. Kohn A generic method for the identification of options for cleaner products pp. 69-81 Reinout Heijungs Taming the future: A revolutionary breakthrough in scientific forecasting: Kenneth E.F. Watt. The Contextured Web Press, Davis, CA, 1992, 232 pp., ISBN 1 880014 04 1, US$40.00 pp. 83-84 Clifford S. Russell Population, technology and lifestyle: The transition to sustainability: R. Goodland, H. Daly and S. El Serafy (Editors). Island Press, Washington, USA, 1992, 154 pp., ISBN 1-55963-199-6 pp. 84-86 Anthony M. Friend Sustainability and environmental policy: Restraints and advances: Frank J. Dietz, Udo E. Simonis and Jan van der Straaten (Editors). Edition Sigma, Berlin, 1992 296 pp., ISBN 3 89404 343 1 pp. 87-88 Mick Common Science and the management of protected areas: J.H.M. Willison, S. Bondrup-Nielsen, C.D. Drysdale, T.B. Herman, N.W.P. Munro and T.L. Pollock (Editors). Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1992, 568 pp., ISBN 0-444- 89163-3, Dfl.345.00 pp. 87-87 Clement Allan Tisdell
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