Environment and Development Economics

1996 - 2024

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Volume 4, issue 4, 1999

Summaries pp. 391-399

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The economics of environments in transition pp. 401-412

Theodore Panayotou

The role of Polish environmental funds: Too generous or too restrictive? pp. 413-448

Glen D. Anderson and Tomasz Zylicz

Are the costs of pollution abatement lower in Central and Eastern Europe? Evidence from Lithuania pp. 449-470

Randall Bluffstone

The effect of supply and demand shocks on the non-market valuation of local public goods pp. 471-492

J.R. Deshazo

Controlling carbon emissions in China pp. 493-518

Richard F. Garbaccio, Mun Ho and Dale Jorgenson

The duality of taxes and tradable permits: A survey with applications in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 519-535

Robert Farrow

Integrating environmental taxes on local air pollutants with fiscal reform in Hungary: Simulations with a computable general equilibrium model pp. 537-564

Glenn E. Morris, Tamas Revesz, Ernö Zalai and József Fucskó

Avoiding health risks from drinking water in Moscow: An empirical analysis pp. 565-581

Bruce A. Larson and Ekaterina D. Gnedenko

Transition to markets and the environment: Effects of the change in the composition of manufacturing output pp. 582-598

Tomislav Vukina, John Beghin and Ebru G. Solakoglu

Randall Bluffstone and Bruce A. Larson (eds), Controlling Pollution in Transition Economies: Theories and Methods, Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, Cheltenham, 1997. ISBN 1 85898 452 1 pp. 599-602

Ekko van Ierland

Péter Kaderják and John Powell (eds), Economics for Environmental Policy in Transition Economies, Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, Cheltenham, 1997. ISBN 1 85898 531 5 pp. 599-602

Ekko van Ierland

Volume 4, issue 3, 1999

Summaries pp. 243-248

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Valuation of biodiversity within a north–south trade model pp. 251-277

Francisco Cabo

Trade-offs among competing uses of a Malaysian forested catchments pp. 279-311

Shahwahid H. O. Mohd, Noor A. G. Awang, Rahim N. Abdul, Y. Zulkifli and U. Razani

Why do farmers expand their land into forests? Theories and evidence from Tanzania pp. 313-331

Arild Angelsen, Eric F. Katemansimba Shitindi and Jostein Aarrestad

Tanzania's soil wealth pp. 333-356

Kjell Arne Brekke, Vegard Iversen and Jens B. Aune

Trade liberalization and the environment in Costa Rica pp. 357-373

David Abler, Adrián Rodríguez and James Shortle

Dealing with air pollution in Latin America: the case of Quito, Ecuador pp. 375-388

Jorge Jurado and Douglas Southgate

Volume 4, issue 2, 1999

Summaries pp. 131-134

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A model of rural conflict: violence and land reform policy in Brazil pp. 135-160

Lee Alston, Gary D. Libecap and Bernardo Mueller

Stochastic food prices and slash-and-burn agriculture pp. 161-176

Christopher Barrett

Market based instruments for environmental policymaking in Latin America and the Caribbean: lessons from eleven countries pp. 177-201

Ronaldo Serôa Da Motta, Richard M. Huber and H. Jack Ruitenbeek

Introduction: Biodiversity conservation: the problem of scale pp. 203-236

Charles Perrings

Maximising net benefits through biodiversity as a primary land use pp. 203-236

Brian Walker

Economic potential for biodiversity use in southern Africa: empirical evidence pp. 203-236

Jonathan I. Barnes

Living off 'biodiversity': whose land, whose resources and where? pp. 203-236

David H.M. Cumming

Bottom-up science pp. 203-236

Madhav Gadgil

Making the benefits of biodiversity conservation visible and real: institutional aspects in a biodiversity research programme pp. 203-236

Opschoor, J. (hans) B.

Economics and biodiversity conservation in the developing world pp. 203-236

David Pearce

Biodiversity utilization as a form of land use pp. 203-236

David J. Western

Colin Kirkpatrick and Norman Lee, eds., Sustainable Development in a Developing World: Integrating Socio-economic Appraisal and Environmental Assessment, Edward Elgar, 1997, ISBN 1-85898-581-1 pp. 237-242

Vikram Dayal

Fikret Berkes and Carl Folke, eds.: Linking Social and Ecological Systems. Management Practices and Social Mechanisms for Building Resilience pp. 237-242

Jon Lovett

Volume 4, issue 1, 1999

Summaries pp. 1-7

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Special Topic I: Structural Adjustment Policies and the Environment pp. 9-18

Mohan Munasinghe

Structural adjustment and deforestation in Nicaragua pp. 19-43

Solveig Glomsrød, Maria Dolores Monge and Haakon Vennemo

Integrating environmental concerns into economy-wide policies in developing countries: the role of multilateral development banks pp. 45-68

Jørgen Karthum Hansen and Stein Hansen

Structural adjustment and market imperfections: a stylized village economy-wide model with non-separable farm households pp. 69-87

Stein Holden, J. Edward Taylor and Stephen Hampton

Special Topic II: Economy and Environmental Program for Southeast Asia (EEPSEA) pp. 89-90

David Glover

Applying economic instruments in developing countries: from theory to implementation pp. 91-110

David O'Connor

Environmental considerations in tax policy design pp. 111-124

John Whalley

Krystyna M. Urbana, Nigel Webb and Peter Edwards, eds., Restoration ecology and sustainable development, Cambridge University Press ISBN 0 521 582160 5 (HB) £55.00 (US$74.95) pp. 125-129

Jon Lovett

Anna Luiza Ozorio de Almeida and Joao S. Campari, Sustainable settlement in the Brazilian Amazon, Oxford University Press, New York, 1995, ISBN 019 5211049 Hardback £22.50 189pp pp. 125-129

Daman Singh

Volume 3, issue 4, 1998

Summaries pp. 411-415

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Quasi-option value and hard uncertainty pp. 417-423

Marcello Basili

How to substitute in order to sustain: knowledge driven growth under environmental restrictions pp. 425-442

Lucas Bretschger

The effect of environmental good scarcity on own-farm labor allocation: the case of agricultural households in rural Nepal pp. 443-469

Priscilla A. Cooke

Valuing mangrove resources in Kosrae, Micronesia pp. 471-490

Rosamond Naylor and Mark Drew

Environmental scares, science and media pp. 491-537

Bert Bolin

Analysis, facts, and prediction pp. 491-537

Partha Dasgupta and Karl-Göran Mäler

Environmental false alarms and policy implications pp. 491-537

James Hammitt

No time for complacency pp. 491-537

Allen V. Kneese

Predicting the environment: time series versus process based models pp. 491-537

John R. Krebs

For whom the market tolls: one-armed economists and 'Plenty of gloomsters' pp. 491-537

Bengt Kriström and Karl-Gustaf Löfgren

Anticipating environmental disasters pp. 491-537

Simon A. Levin

On environmental gloom and doom pp. 491-537

Paul R. Portney and Wallace Oates

Do environmental scares provide information? pp. 491-537

V. Smith

Introduction: Environmental scares - the Club of Rome debate revisited pp. 491-537

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Environmental Scares: Plenty of gloom pp. 491-537

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Richard Katz and Allan Murphy, eds., Economic Value of Weather and Climate Forecasts, Cambridge University Press, 1997, ISBN 0–521–43420–3(HB) Price £30.00 (US$49.95) pp. 539-548

Milind Kandlikar

Mohan Munasinghe and Jeffrey McNeely, eds., Protected Area Economics and Policy—Linking Conservation and Sustainable Development, The World Bank, Washington, DC, and the World Conservation Union (IUCN), 1994. ISBN 0–8213–3132–9. 364 pages) pp. 539-548

Kinsuk Mitra

Terry L. Anderson and Pamela Snyder, Water Markets: Priming the Invisible Pump, Cato Institute, Washington, D.C, 1997, ISBN 1-882577-43-4 (Cloth), ISBN 1-882577-44-2 (Paper), Price Cloth $19.95, Paper $10.95) pp. 539-548

John Pezzey

Volume 3, issue 3, 1998

Summaries pp. 263-266

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Tropical deforestation: debt-for-nature versus debt-for-development swaps pp. 267-293

Fabio Zagonari

Reducing degradation of forests in poor countries when permanent solutions elude us: what instruments do we really have? pp. 295-317

Randall Bluffstone

Cost-utility analysis of schistosomiasis intervention strategies in Kenya pp. 319-346

Joses M. Kirigia

Key features of the global climate system to be considered in analysis of the climate change issue pp. 347-409

Bert Bolin

An Australian victory at Kyoto? pp. 347-409

Mick Common

Global climate change: the challenges for development policy pp. 347-409

Sam Fankhauser

The thin pathway for reconciling development and climate change mitigation pp. 347-409

Jean-Charles Hourcade

Implications of global climate change and the economics of development in Sub Sahara Africa pp. 347-409

Kassim Kulindwa

Global climate change: science and sustainable policies pp. 347-409

R. K. Pachauri

Free ride through delay: risk and accountability for climate change pp. 347-409

Jyoti Parikh and Kirit Parikh

Economic development and climate change pp. 347-409

David Pearce

Burden-sharing and climate change policy beyond Kyoto: implications for developing countries pp. 347-409

Adam Rose

How serious are the damages associated with global warming? pp. 347-409

Roger Sedjo

Economic analysis and climate change pp. 347-409

Tom Tietenberg

Burden sharing and adaptation beyond Kyoto: a more systematic approach essential for global climate policy success pp. 347-409

Asbjørn Torvanger

Introduction: Global climate change and the economics of development pp. 347-409

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Volume 3, issue 2, 1998

Summaries pp. 153-156

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A dynamic model of biodiversity preservation pp. 157-172

Chuan-Zhong Li and Karl-Gustaf Löfgren

Progress on the environmental Kuznets curve? pp. 173-196

David Stern

The United States embargo on shrimp imports: legal and economic considerations pp. 197-219

Taimoon Stewart

Introduction: Resilience and sustainability pp. 221-262

Charles Perrings

Ideas on quantification of resilience-based management pp. 221-262

William Brock

The concept of resilience: retrospect and prospect pp. 221-262

Amitrajeet Batabyal

Resilience in natural and socioeconomic systems pp. 221-262

Simon A. Levin, Scott Barrett, Sara Aniyar, William Baumol, Christopher Bliss, Bert Bolin, Partha Dasgupta, Paul Ehrlich, Carl Folke, Ing-Marie Gren, C.S. Holling, Annmari Jansson, Bengt-Owe Jansson, Karl-Göran Mäler, Dan Martin, Charles Perrings and Eytan Sheshinski

Resilience in social and economic systems: a concept that fails the cost–benefit test? pp. 221-262

Nick Hanley

Resilience, sustainability environmentalism pp. 221-262

Sharachchandra Lélé

Into the wilderness within pp. 221-262

Jason Shogren

Resilience, instability, and disturbance in ecosystem dynamics pp. 221-262

Brian Walker

Volume 3, issue 1, 1998

Summaries pp. 1-6

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Land degradation, agricultural productivity and common property: evidence from Côte d'Ivoire pp. 7-34

Vinod Ahuja

Environmental degradation, property rights and population movements: hypotheses and evidence from Rajasthan (India) pp. 35-57

Kanchan Chopra and S.C. Gulati

Extensions and alternatives to climate change impact valuation: on the critique of IPCC Working Group III's impact estimates pp. 59-81

Sam Fankhauser, Richard Tol and David Pearce

Economic policies and the environment: the case of tree planting on low-income farms in the Philippines pp. 83-104

Gerald Shively

Poverty, market imperfections and time preferences: of relevance for environmental policy? pp. 105-130

Stein Holden, Bekele Shiferaw and Mette Wik

Opportunities and limitations of contingent valuation surveys to determine national park entrance fees: evidence from Costa Rica pp. 131-149

Steven Shultz, Jorge Pinazzo and Miguel Cifuentes