International Journal of Sustainable Development

1998 - 2025

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Volume 3, issue 4, 2000

Costs, benefits and sustainability in decision-making, with special reference to global warming pp. 315-333

Paul Ekins

Marginal reasoning and (bio)diversity pp. 334-343

Joachim Schutz

Globalisation, international transport and the global environment: a Dutch perspective pp. 344-357

Peter Nijkamp

Sustainable development: paradigm or paranoia? pp. 358-369

Peter Bartelmus

Dreams of sustainability: beyond the antinomies of the global sustainability debate pp. 370-389

Ernest J. Yanarella, Horace Bartilow

Volume 3, issue 3, 2000

The Unfinished Symphony: an evolutionary perspective on the conception of sustainable development pp. 199-220

Tim Jackson

An ethics-based systems approach to indicators of sustainable development pp. 221-238

John Peet, Hartmut Bossel

Internalisation of external effects vs. decrease of externalities: from end-of-pipe technologies to cleaner technologies pp. 239-256

Laurent Grimal and Charilaos Kephaliacos

Sustainability impact assessments: a new comprehensive framework for raising the bar beyond existing environmental assessments pp. 257-275

F. Douglas Muschett

Environmental policy in a complex world pp. 276-296

Friedrich Hinterberger, Fred Luks, Marcus Stewen, Jan van der Straaten

Volume 3, issue 2, 2000

North-South aspects of the climate change issue: towards a negotiating theory and strategy for developing countries pp. 115-135

Joyeeta Gupta

Using revenue from an energy tax to finance social security: a dynamic general equilibrium model for Switzerland pp. 136-145

Stefan Felder, Renger van Nieuwkoop

Globalisation and environmental sustainability: an OECD perspective pp. 146-158

T. Jones

Globalisation and rural poverty in Latin America: modelling the links to soil degradation pp. 159-169

Ramon Lopez

Incorporating environmental institutions in environmental policy: changing behaviour by decisive information pp. 170-178

Henrik Hammar

Volume 3, issue 1, 2000

Market versus non-market values: where to draw the line? pp. 1-15

Beat Bürgenmeier

Ethics of multicriteria analysis pp. 16-25

Felix Rauschmayer

"Ecological-oriented consumption": a pluriactoral approach pp. 26-39

Edwin Zaccai

Globalised finance-dominated accumulation regime and sustainable development pp. 40-62

Claude Serfati

Climate cooperation as development policy: the case Of Costa Rica pp. 63-94

Michael Dutschke, Axel Michaelowa

Volume 2, issue 4, 1999

Globalisation versus sustainable development: a question of the common good pp. 449-457

Beat Bürgenmeier

Trading wind in a hydro-dominated power pool system pp. 458-483

Peter Meibom, Torben Svendsen and Bent Sorensen

The next generation of environmentalists pp. 484-490

Helene Connor-Lajambe

Material flow analysis, TMR and the MIPS concept: a contribution to the development of indicators for measuring changes in consumption and production patterns pp. 491-505

J.H. Spangenberg, F. Hinterberger, S. Moll and H. Schutz

Sustainable development through dematerialisation and industrial transformation: a conceptual framework and research implications pp. 506-516

Julia Haake

Absent voices: accommodating the interests of future generations in current decision-making processes pp. 517-529

David Garnett

Agricultural land use and economic growth: environmental implications of the Kuznets curve pp. 530-553

Alexander N. James

Volume 2, issue 3, 1999

Science for sustainable development: implementing the Rio agreement pp. 358-362

Nadine Gouzee and Denis Van Eeckhout

Scientific communication, international cooperation and capacity building for sustainable development pp. 363-367

Silvio Funtowicz, Martin O'Connor and Jerome Ravetz

From rationality to governance: the decision process of sustainable development pp. 388-396

Christian Brodhag

Generating, sharing and using science to improve and integrate policy pp. 397-410

Gilberto C. Gallopin

Information and communication technology and the popular appropriation of sustainability problems pp. 411-424

Angela Guimaraes Pereira and Martin O'Connor

Science in a different way: a prospective study of environmental demand and its translation in scientific and technical terms for the management of research and development pp. 425-434

Patrick Philip

Volume 2, issue 2, 1999

Perspectives on a sustainable future pp. 201-230

Jan Rotmans and Marjolein B.A. van Asselt

Changing lifestyles in transition routes towards sustainable household consumption patterns pp. 231-244

Klaas Jan Noorman, Wouter Biesiot and Henri C. Moll

Economists and ecologists: modelling global climate change to different conclusions pp. 245-262

Anthony Patt

Integration of environmental issues in the firm: learning processes and coordination pp. 263-282

Daniel Llerena

Globalisation and local sustainability: the case of the US–Mexico border pp. 283-302

Denis Requier-Desjardins

Leadership in the climate change regime: the European Union in the looking glass pp. 303-322

Joyeeta Gupta and Nicolien van der Grijp

Sustainable tourism in the Mala Fatra National Park, the Slovak Republic pp. 323-340

Tatiana Kluvánková-Oravská

Volume 2, issue 1, 1999

GREEned National STAtistical and Modelling Procedures: the GREENSTAMP approach to the calculation of environmentally adjusted national income figures pp. 7-31

Roy Brouwer, Martin O'Connor and Walter Radermacher

The sustainability gap: a practical indicator of sustainability in the framework of the national accounts pp. 32-58

Paul Ekins and Sandrine Simon

A statistical–analytical methodology for the construction of abatement cost curves pp. 59-94

Walter Radermacher, Wolfgang Riege-Wcislo and Angela Heinze

Empirical results and experiences for the estimation of selected nitrogen abatement cost curves in Germany pp. 95-126

Wolfgang Riege-Wcislo and Angela Heinze

Macroeconomic cost-effectiveness and the use of multi-sectoral dynamic modelling as an environmental valuation tool pp. 127-163

Martin O'Connor and Grant Ryan

Environmentally adjusted domestic product and emission control policies; a dynamic simulation modelling approach: an example from the French carbon dioxide emission prospects pp. 164-184

Patrick Schembri

The role of environmental protection expenditures in integrated economic–environmental accounting: tuning theoretical perspectives and statistical realities pp. 185-200

Roy Brouwer and Christian Leipert

Volume 1, issue 1, 1998

Deconstructing the orange: the evolution of an agricultural milieu in Southern Greece pp. 8-23

Mark Lemon, Paul Jeffrey and Roger Seaton

Interest groups and efficient design of the Clean Development Mechanism under the Kyoto Protocol pp. 24-42

Axel Michaelowa and Michael Dutschke

Are economic globalisation and sustainable development compatible? Business strategy and the role of the multinational enterprise pp. 43-62

Brian Garrod

Sustainable use of biodiversity by the pharmaceutical industry? pp. 63-72

Martina Gebhardt

Sustainable development at the turn of the century: perceptions and outlook pp. 73-98

Klaus M. Leisinger

Challenges in the use of science for sustainable development pp. 99-107

Silvio Funtowicz, Jerome Ravetz and Martin O'Connor

Integration of environmental decisions pp. 108-114

Marc Darras

Globalisation of environmental monetary valuation and sustainable development: an experience in the tropical forest of Cameroon pp. 115-133

G. Lescuyer