International Journal of Sustainable Development

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Volume 10, issue 4, 2007

Reducing terrestrial greenhouse gas emissions: a human dimensions contribution pp. 294-318

Fiona E. Carswell, Alison J. Greenaway, Garth R. Harmsworth, Nigel Jollands and W. Troy Baisden

Investigating the direct and indirect environmental pressures of New Zealand's food and fibre industries pp. 319-344

Robbie Andrew and Vicky Forgie

Mediated modelling, strong transdisciplinarity and sustainable resource management in the Motueka Catchment of New Zealand pp. 345-364

Anthony Cole

The community outcomes process and mediated modelling pp. 365-381

Vicky Forgie and Emma Richardson

Participatory modelling with an influence matrix and the calculation of whole-of-system sustainability values pp. 382-401

Anthony Cole, Will Allen, Margaret Kilvington, Andrew Fenemor and Breck Bowden

Sustainable development and technology: genetic engineering, social sustainability and empirical ethics pp. 402-435

Bruce Small

Volume 10, issue 3, 2007

Is more information always better? An analysis applied to information-based policies for environmental protection pp. 197-213

Douadia Bougherara, Gilles Grolleau and Naoufel Mzoughi

A geospatial approach to sustainability study pp. 214-232

Xiaomei Tan and Brett Rose

Marine protected areas: from conservation to sustainable development pp. 233-250

Jean-Francois Noël and Jean-Yves Weigel

Analysis of the citizen's participation concept used by local decision makers: the case of the Aysen watershed in southern Chile pp. 251-266

Pamela L. Bachmann, Luisa E. Delgado and Victor H. Marin

Local approaches to biodiversity conservation: lessons from Oaxaca, southern Mexico pp. 267-286

James P. Robson

Book Review: The Economics of Pollution Havens, Edited by Don Fullerton pp. 287-289

Laurent Dalmas

Volume 10, issue 1/2, 2007

Introduction to the key issue concerning the use of sustainable development indicators pp. 4-13

Hélène Rey-Valette, Francis Laloe and Jean Le Fur

Political uses of social indicators: overview and application to sustainable development indicators pp. 14-32

Paul-Marie Boulanger

Information at the interface between supply and demand for indicators: the use of a model with estimated parameter values as a base for indication in multicriteria analyses pp. 33-45

Francis Laloe

Scientists dealing with stakeholders' demand for coral reef management indicators: methodological approach and issues pp. 46-60

Martine Antona, Gilbert David and Emilie Mirault

MONET indicator system: the Swiss road to measuring sustainable development pp. 61-72

Andre De Montmollin and Andrea Scheller

Communicating scientific knowledge to actors: how do indicators respond to stakes in relation to the development of the fishery sector in the Guinea Republic? pp. 73-92

Jean Le Fur

Sustainability and vulnerability indicators for decision making: lessons learned from Honduras pp. 93-105

Manuel Winograd

Design of sustainability indicators of the production systems in Brazilian semi-arid area by the analysis of biomass flows pp. 106-121

Nadine Andrieu, Marc Piraux and Jean-Philippe Tonneau

A multicriteria participation-based methodology for selecting sustainable development indicators: an incentive tool for concerted decision making beyond the diagnosis framework pp. 122-138

Hélène Rey-Valette, Sebastien Damart and Sebastien Roussel

Joint construction and appropriation of indicators by users, managers and scientists: the case study of Port-Cros and Porquerolles tourist frequentation observatory pp. 139-160

Louis Brigand and Solenn Le Berre

Top-down/bottom-up approach for developing sustainable development indicators for mining: application to the Arlit uranium mines (Niger) pp. 161-174

Aurelie Chamaret, Martin O'Connor and Gilles Recoche

In search of coastal zone sustainability by means of social carrying capacity indicators construction: lessons learned from the Thau lagoon case study (Region Languedoc-Roussillon, France) pp. 175-194

Sebastien Roussel, Nicolas Crinquant and Eva Bourdat

Volume 9, issue 4, 2006

Environment, governance and GDP: discovering their connections pp. 311-335

Xiaomei Tan

Investment and environmental management: the interaction between environmentally responsible investment and environmental management practice pp. 336-354

Olaf Weber

Agricultural adaptation to climate change in the news pp. 355-369

Ellen Wall and Barry Smit

Problems and prospects in the conservation and development of the Himalayan medicinal plants sector pp. 370-389

Chandra Prakash Kala

Community relations management systems in the minerals industry: combining conventional and stakeholder-driven approaches pp. 390-403

Deanna Kemp, Richard Boele and David Brereton

Volume 9, issue 3, 2006

A new system epistemology for sustainable development analysis pp. 211-226

Rodrigo Jiliberto Herrera

Conditional sustainability pp. 227-245

Steven D. Prager and John T. Pierce

Sustainable agriculture and water quality control: a structural approach pp. 246-276

Jean-Marc Douguet and Patrick Schembri

Industrial development on logging frontiers in the Brazilian Amazon pp. 277-296

Frank Merry, Gregory Amacher, Daniel Nepstad, Eirivelthon Lima, Paul Lefebvre and Simone Bauch

(Local) environmental quality versus (global) ecological carrying capacity: what might alternative aggregated indicators bring to the debates about environmental Kuznets curves and sustainable development? pp. 297-310

Aurelien Boutaud, Natacha Gondran and Christian Brodhag

Volume 9, issue 2, 2006

Efficiency grounds and welfare effects in decoupling farm support. Insights from an AGE model of the Italian economy pp. 106-121

Barbara Cavalletti and Benedetto Rocchi

How to reallocate water rights when environmental goals conflict with existing entitlements pp. 122-137

Sophie Thoyer

Multi-criteria decision-aid: local method for sustainable management of groundwater quality in the agricultural sector pp. 138-160

Stephanie Blanquart

Methodology to assess the hydrological impact of weed control practices with a view to management of Mediterranean winegrowing catchments pp. 161-179

Anne Biarnes and Francois Colin

On sustainable management in the local governance of water: a prospective localised study pp. 180-198

Nadia Belaidi and Emmanuelle Renaud-Hellier

The economic costs of desertification: a first survey of some cases in Africa pp. 199-209

Melanie Requier-Desjardins

Volume 9, issue 1, 2006

Research as a tool for change? pp. 1-15

Susanna Elfors

Domestic energy sustainability of different urban residential patterns: a New Zealand approach pp. 16-37

Sumita Ghosh, Robert Vale and Brenda Vale

Is economic growth sustainable? Environmental quality of Indian States after 1991 pp. 38-60

Sacchidananda Mukherjee and Vinish Kathuria

The AICCAN, the geGDP, and the Monetisation Frontier: a typology of 'environmentally adjusted' national sustainability indicators pp. 61-99

Martin O'Connor and Anton Steurer

Volume 8, issue 4, 2005

Sustainable development of the Prefecture of Kephalonia pp. 243-257

C.J. Koroneos and G. Xydis

Sustainable consumption: at the cross-road of environmental and consumer policies pp. 258-279

Oksana Mont and Carl Dalhammar

Monitoring for sustainable development: a systemic framework pp. 280-301

Ali Bagheri and Peder Hjorth

Corporate responsibility and economic theory: an anthropological perspective pp. 302-314

John Gowdy

Book Review: A World Environment Organization. Solution or Threat for Effective International Environmental Governance? pp. 315-316

Frank Maes

Book Review. Ecology and Environmental Ethics. Green Wood in the Bundle of Sticks pp. 317-317

Luc Hens

Book Review. Politics and the Environment: from Theory to Practice pp. 318-318

Jan Bronders

Book Review. European Union Environmental Law. An Introduction to Key Selected Issues pp. 319-319

A. Buekens

Book Review. The Politics of Irrigation Reform. Contested Policy Formulation and Implementation in Asia, Africa and Latin America pp. 320-320

Jaime M. Amezaga

Book Review. Precautionary Tools for Reshaping Environmental Policy pp. 321-321

Luc Hens

Book Review. Hard Choices, Soft Law. Voluntary Standards in Global Trade, Environment and Social Governance pp. 322-323

Ludo Veuchelen

Book Review. Living in a Contaminated World. Community Structures, Environmental Risks and Decision Frameworks pp. 324-324

Luc Verschaeve

Volume 8, issue 3, 2005

Environmental innovation and clean technology: an evolutionary framework pp. 153-172

Vanessa Oltra and Maïder Saint-Jean

The all-electric house: past and future pp. 173-188

Brenda Vale and Robert Vale

Human systems in terms of natural systems? Employing non-equilibrium thermodynamics for evaluating industrial ecology's 'ecosystem metaphor' pp. 189-206

Christoph Bey and Ralf Isenmann

Is environmental justice all dried up? Drilling for water in the everglades dredges up questions regarding the potential for a just environmental sustainability pp. 207-221

Andrea L. Best

Economic efficiency issues with respect to recycling behaviour and waste management policy pp. 222-238

Christer Berglund

Book Reviews pp. 239-242

Oscar Vanderborght, Luc Hens and Gunter Bombaerts

Volume 8, issue 1/2, 2005

Developing a framework for sustainability governance in the European Union pp. 3-11

James Meadowcroft, Katharine Farrell and Joachim Spangenberg

Governance for sustainable development: moving from theory to practice pp. 12-30

Rene Kemp, Saeed Parto and Robert B. Gibson

Environmental governance in the European Union: strategies and instruments for absolute decoupling pp. 31-46

Stefan Giljum, Thomas Hak, Friedrich Hinterberger and Jan Kovanda

Economic sustainability of the economy: concepts and indicators pp. 47-64

Joachim H. Spangenberg

Social sustainability: a catchword between political pragmatism and social theory pp. 65-79

Beate Littig and Erich Griessler

Institutional sustainability pp. 80-96

Stefanie Pfahl

Europe's global responsibility to govern trade and investment sustainably: climate, capital, CAP and Cotonou pp. 97-112

Thomas F. Ruddy

"But doth suffer a sea-change…" the need for a change of perspective for a realistic sustainability strategy in an enlarged EU pp. 113-126

Frieder Otto Wolf

From *for* to governance for sustainable development in Europe: what is at stake for further research? pp. 127-150

Katharine Farrell, Rene Kemp, Friedrich Hinterberger, Christian Rammel and Rafael Ziegler