Ecological Economics

1989 - 2025

Current editor(s): C. J. Cleveland

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Volume 2, issue 4, 1990

Environmental significance of development theory pp. 277-286

F. E. Trainer

Costs for reducing farmers' use of nitrogen in Gotland, Sweden pp. 287-299

Ing-Marie Andreasson

Adaptation and the option value of uncertain environmental resources pp. 301-310

Jason Shogren and Thomas D. Crocker

Strategies for sustainable agriculture in the tropics pp. 311-323

Nigel J. H. Smith

Chemical emissions from the processing and use of materials: The need for an integrated emissions accounting system pp. 325-341

William M. Stigliani

Integration of economy and ecology: An outlook for the eighties: Ann-Mari Jansson (Editor). University of Stockholm, S-106 91 Stockholm, Sweden, 1984. 240 pp, ISBN 91-85326-24-0 pp. 343-345

Robert Goodland

For the common good: Redirecting the economy toward community, the environment, and a sustainable future: Herman E. Daly and John B. Cobb, Jr. Beacon Press, Boston, MA. Hardback, 482 pp., US$24.95. ISBN 0-8070-4702-3 pp. 346-347

Lisa M. Daniel and Paul R. Ehrlich

Global ecology: Towards a science of the biosphere: M.B. Rambler, L. Margulis and R. Fester (Editors), Academic Press, London, 1989, 204 pp. ISBN 0-12-576890-7 pp. 348-349

Lawrence R. Pomeroy

Economics of the environment: Theory and policy: (second revised and enlarged edition). Horst Siebert. Springer, Heidelberg, 1987. 273 pp. ISBN 0-387-17283-1 pp. 350-352

Jeroen van den Bergh

Economic valuation techniques for the environment: A case study workbook: John A. Dixon and Maynard M. Hufschmidt (Editors). The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, MD, U.S.A, 1986. 203 pp. ISBN 0-8018-3308-6 pp. 353-356

Rudolf S. de Groot

Forecasting in the social and natural sciences: Kenneth C. Land and Stephen H. Schneider (Editors). Reidel, Dordrecht, The Netherlands, 1987. 381 pp. ISBN 90-277-2616-7 pp. 356-359

Kennet E. F. Watt

Volume 2, issue 3, 1990

Carrying capacity as a tool of development policy: the Ecuadoran Amazon and the Paraguayan Chaco pp. 187-195

Herman Daly

The dilemma of modern man and nature: an exploration of the Faustian imperative pp. 197-223

Hans-Christian Binswanger, Malte Faber and Reiner Manstetten

Towards an ecologically-based society: a Rawlsian perspective pp. 225-242

James Penn

Carbon fixation in trees as a micro optimization process: an example of combining ecology and economics pp. 243-256

John Hof, Doug Rideout and Dan Binkley

Valuation methods and policy making in environmental economics: Henk Folmer and Ekko van Ierland (Editors), Studies in Environmental Science, 36. Elsevier, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1989. 259 pp., Dfl.170.00 ISBN 0-444-87382-1 pp. 257-260

John A. Dixon

Environmental policies in East and West: Gyorgy Enyedi, August J. Gijswijt and Barbara Rhode (Editors). Taylor Graham, London, Great Britain, 1987. 401 pp., [UK pound]35.00/US$65.00. ISBN 0-947568-28-X pp. 260-262

Rafal Serafin

Energy policies in an uncertain world: Peter Pearson (Editor). The Macmillan Press, Hampshire, Great Britain, 1989. 144 pp. ISBN 0-333-47076-1 pp. 263-264

Reiner Kummel

Entropy, environment and resources: An essay in physio-economics: Malte Faber, Horst Niemes and Gunter Stephan. Revised English Edition, Springer, Berlin/New York, 1987. US$47.30. ISBN 3-540-18248-9/0-387- 18248-9 pp. 265-268

Martin O'Connor

The preservation of species: The value of biological diversity: Bryan G. Norton (Editor). Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ, 1986. 305 pp., Cloth US$39.50/Paperback US$16.95. ISBN 0-691-02415-4 pp. 269-271

Richard B. Norgaard

The value of conserving genetic resources: Margery L. Oldfield. Sinauer Associates, Sunderland, MA, 1989. xvii + 379 pp., Cloth US$40.00/ Paperback US$19.95. ISBN 0-87943-648-3/0-8793-649-1 (paperback) pp. 271-275

Clement Tisdell

Volume 2, issue 2, 1990

Consumption patterns of old people - an ecological silver lining on the ageing cloud? pp. 97-107

Lincoln H. Day

The Brundtland report: A matter of conflicting goals pp. 109-117

Roefie Hueting

Context and hierarchy in Aldo Leopold's theory of environmental management pp. 119-127

Bryan G. Norton

Economic value of wetlands-based recreation pp. 129-147

John Bergstrom, John R. Stoll, John P. Titre and Vernon L. Wright

Public choice and the improvement of policy instruments for environmental management pp. 149-162

John H. Cumberland

Entropy law and exhaustion of natural resources Is Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen's paradigm defensible? pp. 163-178

Elias Khalil

The international farm crisis: David Goodman and Michael Redclift. Macmillan Press, Hampshire, Great Britain, 1989, 296 pp. ISBN 0-333- 46947-X pp. 179-182

David Pimentel

Sustainable development; Exploring the contradictions: Michael Redclift. Methuen, London, Great Britain, 1987, 217 pp. ISBN 0-416-90250-2 pp. 182-186

David J. Rapport

Volume 2, issue 1, 1990

Toward some operational principles of sustainable development pp. 1-6

Herman Daly

Alternative approaches to economic-environmental interactions pp. 7-26

Edward Barbier

Economy-environment interactions in the long-run: a neo-Austrian approach pp. 27-55

Malte Faber, John Proops, Matthias Ruth and Peter Michaelis

A flexible assurance bonding system for improved environmental management pp. 57-75

Robert Costanza and Charles Perrings

Economics and the debate about preservation of species, crop varieties and genetic diversity pp. 77-90

Clement Tisdell

Volume 1, issue 4, 1989

Can the world be saved? pp. 289-302

Gus Speth

Three dilemmas of environmental accounting pp. 303-314

Richard B. Norgaard

On the ideological foundations of environmental policy pp. 315-334

Daniel A. Underwood and Paul G. King

Valuation and management of wetland ecosystems pp. 335-361

Robert Costanza, Stephen C. Farber and Judith Maxwell

Ecology and our endangered life-support systems: Eugene P. Odum. Sinauer, Stanford, CT, 1989. Paperback, 283 pp. ISBN 0-87893-653-1 pp. 363-365

Robert E. Ulanowicz

Volume 1, issue 3, 1989

On the use of ecological prices and system-wide indicators derived therefrom to quantify man's impact on the ecosystem pp. 203-231

Shmuel Amir

Ecological economic modeling in a pluralistic, participatory society pp. 233-249

Judith A. Maxwell and Alan Randall

Okoboji experiment: Comparing non-market valuation techniques in an unusually well-defined market for water quality pp. 251-259

Ralph d'Arge and Jason Shogren

The convergence of neo-Ricardian and embodied energy theories of value and price pp. 261-281

D. H. Judson

UNEP/world bank expert meeting on environmental accounting and the SNA, Paris, 21-22 November 1988 pp. 283-285

Anthony M. Friend

Volume 1, issue 2, 1989

Investment projects and natural resources: Economic rationality in Janus' role pp. 117-135

Claude Henry

Intergenerational equity and environmental decisions: A model using Rawls' veil of ignorance pp. 137-159

Bryan G. Norton

Energy as a factor of production and entropy as a pollution indicator in macroeconomic modelling pp. 161-180

Reiner Kummel

Evidence for the role of energy resources in producing long waves in the United States economy pp. 181-195

Kenneth E. F. Watt

Economy and environment: Charles Perrings, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, Great Britain, 1987, 179 pp. ISBN 0-521-34081-0 pp. 197-201

Silvio O. Funtowicz and Jerome R. Ravetz

Volume 1, issue 1, 1989

What is ecological economics? pp. 1-7

Robert Costanza

The limits to substitution: Meta-resource depletion and a new economic-ecological paradigm pp. 9-16

Paul R. Ehrlich

Historical roots for ecological economics -- Biophysical versus allocative approaches pp. 17-36

Paul P. Christensen

The case for methodological pluralism pp. 37-57

Richard B. Norgaard

Ecological economics: Rationale and problem areas pp. 59-76

John L. R. Proops

Debt for nature swaps -- Overview and discussion of key issues pp. 77-93

Stein Hansen

Environmental bonds and environmental research in innovative activities pp. 95-110

Charles Perrings