Ecological Economics

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Volume 59, issue 4, 2006

Environmental Keynesian macroeconomics: Some further discussion pp. 401-405

Nicholas C.S. Sim

An adaptive learning process for developing and applying sustainability indicators with local communities pp. 406-418

Mark S. Reed, Evan D.G. Fraser and Andrew J. Dougill

The income-environment relationship: Evidence from a binary response model pp. 419-428

Tom Verbeke and Marc De Clercq

Cost-efficient eutrophication control in a shallow lake ecosystem subject to two steady states pp. 429-439

Lars Hein

Pension funds, corporate responsibility and sustainability pp. 440-450

Franck Amalric

The EKC for SO2: Does firm size matter? pp. 451-461

Bruno Merlevede, Tom Verbeke and Marc De Clercq

Accounting for India's forest wealth pp. 462-476

Giles Atkinson and Haripriya Gundimeda

Environmental compliance by firms in the manufacturing sector in Mexico pp. 477-486

Lata Gangadharan

Relative and absolute scarcity of nature. Assessing the roles of economics and ecology for biodiversity conservation pp. 487-498

Stefan Baumgärtner, Christian Becker, Malte Faber and Reiner Manstetten

Transboundary effects of environmental policy: Markets and emission leakages pp. 499-510

Annegrete Bruvoll and Taran Faehn

The differential impact of user heterogeneity in resource management: A case study from India pp. 511-518

Jeena T. Srinivasan

Colombian international trade from a physical perspective: Towards an ecological "Prebisch thesis" pp. 519-529

Mario Alejandro Perez-Rincon

Users and non-users of conservation areas: Are there differences in WTP, motives and the validity of responses in CVM surveys? pp. 530-539

Matleena Kniivila

Erratum to "Evolving knowledge and the precautionary principle" [Ecological Economics 53 (2005) 169-176] pp. 540-540

Peter Dorman

Volume 59, issue 3, 2006

Critique to Rodrigues et al. 2005. Ecological Economics 54, 382-396 pp. 243-244

Jorge Ares

Constraints on dematerialisation and allocation of natural capital along a sustainable growth path: Reply to Jorge Ares pp. 245-246

Joao Rodrigues, Tiago Domingos, Pedro Conceicao and José Belbute

A pilot test of a new stated preference valuation method: Continuous attribute-based stated choice pp. 247-255

Richard Ready, Ann Fisher, Dennis Guignet, Richard Stedman and Junchao Wang

Designing an indicator of environmental responsibility pp. 256-266

Joao Rodrigues, Tiago Domingos, Stefan Giljum and Francois Schneider

Protein consumption and sustainability: Diet diversity in EU-15 pp. 267-274

Joop de Boer, Martine Helms and Harry Aiking

Modeling the environmental collaboration process: A deductive approach pp. 275-286

Christopher Bruce

The economic impact of global climate change on Mediterranean rangeland ecosystems: A Space-for-Time approach pp. 287-295

Aliza Fleischer and Marcelo Sternberg

Organizing a public ecosystem service economy for sustaining biodiversity pp. 296-304

Franz Gatzweiler

Comparing aggregating methods for constructing the composite environmental index: An objective measure pp. 305-311

Peng Zhou, B.W. Ang and K.L. Poh

Globalization, firm-level characteristics and environmental management: A study of Japan pp. 312-323

Matthew Cole, Robert Elliott and Kenichi Shimamoto

The polluter pays principle and potential conflicts in society pp. 324-330

Irina Glazyrina, Vasiliy Glazyrin and Sergey Vinnichenko

Causes and consequences of lexicographic choices in stated choice studies pp. 331-340

Kjartan Saelensminde

Power distribution, the external environment and common property forest governance: A local user groups model pp. 341-352

Vanessa Perez-Cirera and Jon C. Lovett

The relative value of farm animal welfare pp. 353-363

Susan M. Chilton, Diane Burgess and W. George Hutchinson

Economic valuation of a seed dispersal service in the Stockholm National Urban Park, Sweden pp. 364-374

Cajsa Hougner, Johan Colding and Tore Soderqvist

Constructing physical input-output tables for environmental modeling and accounting: Framework and illustrations pp. 375-393

Rutger Hoekstra and Jeroen van den Bergh

Beyond oil the view from Hubbert's peak pp. 394-394

James Baldwin

Frank Ackerman and Lisa Heinzerling, Priceless: On Knowing the Price of Everything and the Value of Nothing, The New Press (2004) ISBN 1-56584-850-0 277 pp pp. 394-395

Charles A. Hernick

Edwin Woerdman, The Institutional Economics of Market-Based Climate Policy, Elsevier, Amsterdam (2004) ISBN 0-444-51573-9 326 pp pp. 395-397

Richard B. Howarth

Limits to growth: The 30-year update pp. 397-399

Robert Costanza

Volume 59, issue 2, 2006

Migration, globalization and the environment--introduction to the special issue pp. 185-186

Roldan Muradian, Eric Neumayer and Inge Ropke

Population, migration, and globalization pp. 187-190

Herman Daly

Migration and sustainability--compatible or contradictory? pp. 191-194

Inge Ropke

Global environmental resources versus world population growth pp. 195-198

David Pimentel and Marcia Pimentel

Mass migrations, income inequality and ecosystems health in the second wave of a globalization pp. 199-203

Igor Matutinovic

The environment: One more reason to keep immigrants out? pp. 204-207

Eric Neumayer

Immigration and the environment: Underlying values and scope of analysis pp. 208-213

Roldan Muradian

Confessions of a Malthusian restrictionist pp. 214-219

Robert L. Chapman

Globalization, trade and migration: Undermining sustainability pp. 220-225

William E. Rees

Immigration reduction offers chance for softer landing pp. 226-230

Virginia Deane Abernethy

Remittances and the migration-development nexus--Challenges for the sustainable governance of migration pp. 231-236

Conrad Heilmann

Exploring sustainable production systems for agriculture: Implications for employment and investment under north-south trade scenario pp. 237-241

Amita Shah

Volume 59, issue 1, 2006

A comment on "Functions, commodities and environmental impacts in an ecological-economic model" pp. 1-6

Glen Peters and Edgar G. Hertwich

Reply: Downstream cut-offs in integrated hybrid life-cycle assessment pp. 7-12

Sangwon Suh

The contribution of built, human, social and natural capital to quality of life in intentional and unintentional communities pp. 13-23

Kenneth Mulder, Robert Costanza and Jon Erickson

Are stated preferences convergent with revealed preferences? Empirical evidence from Nigeria pp. 24-37

Kevin C. Urama and Ian Hodge

Linking ecological footprints with ecosystem valuation in the provisioning of urban freshwater pp. 38-47

G. Darrel Jenerette, Wendy A. Marussich and Joshua P. Newell

Estimated costs and admissible claims linked to the Prestige oil spill pp. 48-63

Maria Loureiro, Alfonso Ribas, Edelmiro López-Iglesias and Elena Ojea

Not just minor forest products: The economic rationale for the consumption of wild food plants by subsistence farmers pp. 64-73

Claudio Delang

Footprints in the cotton fields: The Industrial Revolution as time-space appropriation and environmental load displacement pp. 74-81

Alf Hornborg

Valuation of ecosystem goods and services: Part 1: An integrated dynamic approach pp. 82-93

Ralph Winkler

Valuation of ecosystem goods and services: Part 2: Implications of unpredictable novel change pp. 94-105

Ralph Winkler

Fishing down the value chain: Biodiversity and access regimes in freshwater fisheries -- the case of Malawi pp. 106-114

Victor Kasulo and Charles Perrings

Ecological-economic modelling for strategic regional waste management systems pp. 115-130

S.E. Shmelev and J.R. Powell

On the efficiency of environmental service payments: A forest conservation assessment in the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica pp. 131-141

Rodrigo Sierra and Eric Russman

Stock dynamics for forecasting material flows--Case study for housing in The Netherlands pp. 142-156

Daniel B. Muller

Social multi-criteria evaluation of different development scenarios of the Aysen region, Chile pp. 157-170

Gonzalo Gamboa

Spatial cost-benefit thinking in multi-functional forestry; towards a framework for spatial targeting of policy interventions pp. 171-180

Dan van der Horst

The ecological economics of biodiversity methods and policy applications pp. 181-182

Stefan Baumgärtner

Alternative urban futures: Planning for sustainable development in cities throughout the world pp. 182-183

Krissa Nichols