Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

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Volume 58, issue 12, 2015

Editorial pp. 2082-2087

Davide Viaggi

Agricultural landscapes as multi-scale public good and the role of the Common Agricultural Policy pp. 2088-2112

Marianne Lefebvre, Maria Espinosa, Sergio Gomez Y Paloma, Maria Luisa Paracchini, Annette Piorr and Ingo Zasada

Assessing the role of economic actors in the production of private and public goods in three EU agricultural landscapes pp. 2113-2136

A.J. Villanueva, S. Targetti, L. Schaller, M. Arriaza, J. Kantelhardt, Macario Rodríguez-Entrena, V. Bossi-Fedrigotti and Davide Viaggi

A Bayesian network highlighting the linkages between landscape structure and the local economy: the case of agritourism in lowland areas of Northern Italy pp. 2137-2158

Rosa Manrique, Davide Viaggi and Meri Raggi

Agricultural policies and the emergence of voluntary landscape enhancement efforts: an exploratory analysis of rural tourism using an agent-based model pp. 2159-2175

Matteo Zavalloni, Meri Raggi, Stefano Targetti and Davide Viaggi

Decomposing patterns of emission intensity in the EU and China: how much does trade matter? pp. 2176-2192

Valeria Di Cosmo and Marie Hyland

Decision support for adaptive action - assessing the potential of geographic visualization pp. 2193-2211

Anna Bohman, Tina-Simone Neset, Tomasz Opach and Jan Ketil R�d

Sustaining local values through river basin governance: community-based initiatives in Australia's Murray-Darling basin pp. 2212-2227

Catherine J. Robinson, Rosalind H. Bark, Dustin Garrick and Carmel A. Pollino

Adaptation potential of ecosystem-based management to climate change in the eastern Canadian boreal forest pp. 2228-2249

Narayan Dhital, Fr�d�ric Raulier, Pierre Y. Bernier, Marie-Pierre Lapointe-Garant, Frank Berninger and Yves Bergeron

A critical investigation of evaluation matrices to inform coastal adaptation and planning decisions at the local scale pp. 2250-2270

Joseph D. Daron and Darryl R. Colenbrander

Volume 58, issue 11, 2015

Sustainable development control? Zoning and land use regulations for urban form, biodiversity conservation and green design in Australia pp. 1877-1902

Nicole Gurran, Catherine Gilbert and Peter Phibbs

Incorporating governance influences into social-ecological system models: a case study involving biodiversity conservation pp. 1903-1922

Michael Mitchell, Michael Lockwood, Susan A. Moore and Sarah Clement

Use of contract models to improve environmental outcomes in transport infrastructure construction pp. 1923-1943

Adriana X. Sanchez, Liisa M. Lehtiranta and Keith D. Hampson

Concept for cost effective improvement of river morphology in the context of the European Water Framework Directive pp. 1944-1960

Bernd Klauer, Johannes Schiller and Frauke Bathe

Using social network analysis to examine planner involvement in environmentally oriented planning processes led by non-planning professions pp. 1961-1987

Ward Lyles

Municipal hazard mitigation planning: a comparison of plans in British Columbia and the United States pp. 1988-2014

Mark R. Stevens and Jessica Shoubridge

The evolution of socio-ecological systems: changing palm species management in the Colombian Amazon as an indicator of ecological and institutional change pp. 2015-2036

Monica Gruezmacher and Kristof Van Assche

The effect of landscape type and landscape elements on public visual preferences: ways to use knowledge in the context of landscape planning pp. 2037-2055

Lucia Filova, Jiri Vojar, Kamila Svobodova and Petr Sklenicka

Implementing comprehensive plans: indicators for a task-sheet based performance evaluation process pp. 2056-2081

Georg Philipp Mueller and Anna M. Hersperger

Volume 58, issue 10, 2015

Success and failure assessment methodology for wastewater and faecal sludge treatment projects in low-income countries pp. 1690-1710

Magalie Bassan, Doulaye Kon�, Mbaye Mb�gu�r�, Christof Holliger and Linda Strande

Planning for global environmental change in Bangkok's informal settlements pp. 1711-1730

Michelle Berquist, Amrita Daniere and Lisa Drummond

The influence of institutional design on local environmental interest representation in the national polity pp. 1731-1748

Jaap G. Rozema

Spatial allocation of material flow analysis in residential developments: a case study of Kildare County, Ireland pp. 1749-1769

Manoj Roy, Robin Curry and Geraint Ellis

Tales of science and defiance: the case for co-learning and collaboration in bridging the science/emotion divide in water recycling debates pp. 1770-1788

Edward Alexander Morgan and Deanna Chantal Cristina Grant-Smith

Unveiling soil degradation and desertification risk in the Mediterranean basin: a data mining analysis of the relationships between biophysical and socioeconomic factors in agro-forest landscapes pp. 1789-1803

L. Salvati, C. Kosmas, O. Kairis, C. Karavitis, S. Acikalin, A. Belgacem, A. Sol�-Benet, M. Chaker, V. Fassouli, C. Gokceoglu, H. Gungor, R. Hessel, H. Khatteli, A. Kounalaki, A. Laouina, F. Ocakoglu, M. Ouessar, C. Ritsema, M. Sghaier, H. Sonmez, H. Taamallah, L. Tezcan and J. de Vente

Determinants of privatized solid waste management service provision in Lagos pp. 1804-1826

Shehu Usman Adam, Mad Nasir Shamsudin, Shaufique F. Sidique, Khalid Abdul Rahim and Alias Radam

Putting transdisciplinarity into practice: a mixed mode procedure for stakeholder participation in natural resource management pp. 1827-1852

Maria Helena Guimarães, Annie McKee, Maria Lu�sa Lima, Lia Vasconcelos, Tomasz Boski and Tomaz Dentinho

The impact of domestic energy efficiency retrofit schemes on householder attitudes and behaviours pp. 1853-1876

Thomas B. Long, William Young, Phil Webber, Andy Gouldson and Helen Harwatt

Volume 58, issue 9, 2015

Same but different: sources of natural resource management advice for lifestyle oriented rural landholders pp. 1530-1543

Vicki Ikutegbe, Nicholas Gill and Peter Klepeis

Efficient management capacity evaluation of tourism in protected areas pp. 1544-1561

Juan Carlos Valdivieso, Paul F.J. Eagles and Joan Carles Gil

Beer, beef, and boards: the role of intermediaries in payment for ecosystem services arrangements in northwestern Montana pp. 1562-1576

Emily Jane Davis, Lauren Gwin, Cassandra Moseley, Hannah Gosnell and Harmony Burright

Assessing the sustainability of water governance systems: the sustainability wheel pp. 1577-1600

Flurina Schneider, Mariano Bonriposi, Olivier Graefe, Karl Herweg, Christine Homewood, Matthias Huss, Martina Kauzlaric, Hanspeter Liniger, Emmanuel Rey, Emmanuel Reynard, Stephan Rist, Bruno Sch�dler and Rolf Weingartner

Planning, governance and rural futures in Australia and the USA: revisiting the case for rural regional planning pp. 1601-1616

T.H. Morrison, Marcus B. Lane and Michael Hibbard

An experimental study to explore WTP for aviation carbon offsets: the impact of a carbon tax on the voluntary action pp. 1617-1634

Andy Choi

The practice of valuing the environment in cost-benefit analyses in transport and spatial projects pp. 1635-1648

Jan Anne Annema and Carl Koopmans

Climate change and coastal aquaculture farmers' risk perceptions: experiences from Bangladesh and Denmark pp. 1649-1665

Dewan Ahsan and Urs Steiner Brandt

Recentralisation through regionalisation in the implementation of Rural Development Policy in Scotland pp. 1666-1689

Anastasia L. Yang, Mark D.A. Rounsevell, Claire Haggett and Ronald M. Wilson

Volume 58, issue 8, 2015

Valuing the local impacts of a large scale wind power establishment in northern Sweden: public and private preferences toward economic, environmental and sociocultural values pp. 1327-1345

Kristina Ek and Simon Matti

Effects of observability and complexity on farmers’ adoption of environmental practices pp. 1346-1362

Laura McCann, Haluk Gedikoglu, Bob Broz, John Lory and Ray Massey

Management challenges of urban biosolids: narratives around facility siting in rural Ontario pp. 1363-1383

Sarah A. Mason, Jenna Dixon, Faith Mambulu, Andrea Rishworth, Paul Mkandawire and Isaac Luginaah

Forest planning across Europe: the spatial scale, tools, andinter-sectoral integration in land-use planning pp. 1384-1411

Sebastiano Cullotta, Andrej Bončina, Sonia M. Carvalho-Ribeiro, Christophe Chauvin, Christine Farcy, Mikko Kurttila and Federico G. Maetzke

A study of forest values and management attitudes in the general public in Germany and Sweden: does context matter? pp. 1412-1431

Louise Eriksson, Annika Nordlund, Tilman Schenk and Kerstin Westin

Policy design, spatial planning and climate change adaptation: a case study from Australia pp. 1432-1453

Andrew Macintosh, Anita Foerster and Jan McDonald

Mapping forest ecosystem functions for landscape planning in a mountain Natura2000 site, Central Italy pp. 1454-1478

Matteo Vizzarri, Ugo Chiavetta, Giovanni Santopuoli, Daniela Tonti and Marco Marchetti

A new recoding method for treating protest responses in contingent valuation studies using travel cost data pp. 1479-1489

Miguel Ángel Tobarra-González

Scale and self-governance in agri-environment schemes: experiences with two alternative approaches in the Netherlands pp. 1490-1508

Judith Westerink, Dick C.P. Melman and Raymond A.M. Schrijver

Volume 58, issue 7, 2015

Explaining implementation deficits through multi-level governance in the EU's new member states: EU limits for arsenic in drinking water in Hungary pp. 1137-1153

Julia Leventon

Rider preferences and economic values for equestrian trails pp. 1154-1172

Wuyang Hu, Ping Qing, Jerrod Penn, Marie Pelton and Angelos Pagoulatos

Estuary planning and management: the case of Vouga Estuary (Ria de Aveiro), Portugal pp. 1173-1195

Teresa Fid�lis and Teresa Carvalho

Public engagement and climate adaptation: insights from three local governments in Australia pp. 1196-1216

Silvia Serrao-Neumann, Ben Harman, Anne Leitch and Darryl Low Choy

AHP based life cycle sustainability assessment (LCSA) framework: a case study of six storey wood frame and concrete frame buildings in Vancouver pp. 1217-1241

Navid Hossaini, Bahareh Reza, Sharmin Akhtar, Rehan Sadiq and Kasun Hewage

Realization of participation and spatiality in participatory forest management - a policy-practice analysis from Zanzibar, Tanzania pp. 1242-1269

Salla Eilola, Nora Fagerholm, Sanna M�ki, Miza Khamis and Niina K�yhk�

Toward an improved ecosystem based management approach: incorporating catchment characteristics into better management and planning of the Great Barrier Reef marine ecosystem pp. 1270-1290

Katherine Shields, Andrew Fischer and Chris Burke

Transdisciplinary research: understanding the stakeholder perspective pp. 1291-1308

L.J. Bracken, H.A. Bulkeley and G. Whitman

Predictive model for areas with illegal landfills using logistic regression pp. 1309-1326

Angel Lu�s Lucendo-Monedero, Rosa Jord�-Borrell and Francisca Ruiz-Rodr�guez

Volume 58, issue 6, 2015

Coherence between marine and land use planning: public attitudes to landscapes in the context of siting a wind park along the Latvian coast of the Baltic Sea pp. 949-975

Kristina Veidemane and Olgerts Nikodemus

Developing an eco-industrial park in Puducherry region, India - a SWOT analysis pp. 976-996

Rasmi Patnaik and Gopalsamy Poyyamoli

How democratic innovations realise democratic goods. Two case studies of area committees in the Netherlands pp. 997-1014

Thomas J. M. Mattijssen, Jelle H. Behagel and Arjen E. Buijs

The concept of the Portuguese National Ecological Reserve: constraints and impossibilities in the Azores Archipelago pp. 1015-1033

Marta Horta de Sousa Verg�lio and Helena Maria Greg�rio Pina Calado

Regulatory failures, split-incentives, conflicting interests and a vicious circle of blame: the New Environmental Governance to the rescue? pp. 1034-1057

Jeroen van der Heijden

Compromising sustainable mobility? The case of the Gothenburg congestion tax pp. 1058-1075

Erik Hysing, Lotta Fr�ndberg and Bertil Vilhelmson

A critical and empirical analysis of the national-local 'gap' in public responses to large-scale energy infrastructures pp. 1076-1095

Susana Batel and Patrick Devine-Wright

Trends in management plans and guides: 25 years of experience from Southern France pp. 1096-1112

Lisa Ernoul, Nicolas Beck, Damien Cohez, Christian Perennou, Marc Thibault, Loic Willm and Brigitte Poulin

Simulation of urban expansion patterns by integrating auto-logistic regression, Markov chain and cellular automata models pp. 1113-1136

Yaobin Liu, Lu Dai and Huanhuan Xiong

Volume 58, issue 5, 2015

Towards networked governance: improving interagency communication and collaboration for disaster risk management and climate change adaptation in Australia pp. 757-776

Michael Howes, Peter Tangney, Kimberley Reis, Deanna Grant-Smith, Michael Heazle, Karyn Bosomworth and Paul Burton

Managers as drivers of CSR in state-owned enterprises pp. 777-801

Manuel Pedro Rodr�guez Bol�var, Raquel Garde S�nchez and Antonio M. L�pez Hern�ndez

Measuring participation by socially vulnerable groups in hazard mitigation planning, Bertie County, North Carolina pp. 802-818

Jennifer Horney, Matt Simon, Shannon Grabich and Philip Berke

Public perceptions of planning objectives for regional level management of wild reindeer in Norway pp. 819-836

Bj�rn P. Kaltenborn, Eirin Hongslo, Vegard Gundersen and Oddgeir Andersen

Factors predicting proclivity and intensity to volunteer for the environment in the US and South Korea pp. 837-854

Lindsey McDougle, Femida Handy, Tally Katz-Gerro, Itay Greenspan and Hoon-Young Lee

Structuring decisions about energy in developing communities: an example from Canada's north pp. 855-873

Lisa Kenney, Douglas Bessette and Joseph Arvai

A methodological framework and tool for assessing the climate change related risks in the banking sector pp. 874-897

Elena Georgopoulou, Sebastian Mirasgedis, Yannis Sarafidis, Vassiliki Hontou, Nikos Gakis, Dimitri Lalas, Foteini Xenoyianni, Nikos Kakavoulis, Dimitris Dimopoulos and Vrassidas Zavras

Land take and food security: assessment of land take on the agricultural production in Europe pp. 898-912

Ciro Gardi, Panos Panagos, Marc Van Liedekerke, Claudio Bosco and Delphine De Brogniez

Multi-level water governance - the case of the Morsa River Basin in Norway pp. 913-931

Jon Naustdalslid

Can area managers connect policy and tenants? Implementation and diffusion of a new waste management system in Link�ping, Sweden pp. 932-947

Magdalena Fallde

Volume 58, issue 4, 2015

Conservation on private land: a review of global strategies with a proposed classification system pp. 576-597

Sristi Kamal, Małgorzata Grodzińska-Jurczak and Gregory Brown

The influence of street level bureaucracy on the implementation of Strategic Environmental Assessment pp. 598-615

Lone K�rn�v, Jie Zhang and Per Christensen

Water management decision makers' evaluations of uncertainty in a decision support system: the case of WaterSim in the Decision Theater pp. 616-630

Dave D. White, Amber Y. Wutich, Kelli L. Larson and Tim Lant

Perceived landscape values and public participation in a road-planning process - a case study in Sweden pp. 631-653

Marianne Henningsson, Malgorzata Blicharska, Hans Antonson, Grzegorz Mikusiński, G�rgen G�ransson, Per Angelstam, Lennart Folkeson and Sofia J�nsson

Climate change collaboration among natural resource management agencies: lessons learned from two US regions pp. 654-677

Christopher James Lemieux, Jessica Thompson, D. Scott Slocombe and Rudy Schuster

Uncertainty in optimal pollution levels: modelling and evaluating the benefit area pp. 678-700

George Halkos and Dimitra C. Kitsou

Bridging the financial gap in climate adaptation: Dutch planning and land development through a new institutional lens pp. 701-718

Liz Root, Erwin van der Krabben and Tejo Spit

Decision support tools for collaborative marine spatial planning: identifying potential sites for tidal energy devices around the Mull of Kintyre, Scotland pp. 719-737

Ron Janssen, Gustavo Arciniegas and Karen A. Alexander

Framing an independent, integrated and evidence-based evaluation of the state of Australia's biophysical and human environments pp. 738-755

Trevor Ward, Steven Cork, Kirstin Dobbs, Peter Harper, Peter Harris, Tom Hatton, Robert Joy, Peter Kanowski, Richard Mackay, Neil McKenzie and Barbara Wienecke

Volume 58, issue 3, 2015

Evaluating rural development in French Regional Nature Parks pp. 383-403

Dominik Cremer-Schulte and Jean-Christophe Dissart

Translating strong principles into effective practice: environmental assessment in Ontario, Canada pp. 404-422

Beth Savan and Christopher Gore

How knowledge is used in collaborative environmental governance: water classification in New Brunswick, Canada pp. 423-444

Elaine van Tol Smit, Rob de Loë and Ryan Plummer

Assessing the bio-psychosocial correlates of flood impacts in coastal areas of Lagos, Nigeria pp. 445-463

Idowu Ajibade, Frederick Ato Armah, Vincent Zubedaar Kuuire, Isaac Luginaah, Gordon McBean and Eric Y. Tenkorang

Leadership in sustainability planning: propagating visions through empathic communication pp. 464-481

Maged Senbel

Valuing welfare impacts of climate change in coastal areas: a French case study pp. 482-494

B�n�dicte Rulleau, Hélène Rey-Valette and C�cile H�rivaux

The implicit price of urban public parks and greenways: a spatial-contextual approach pp. 495-512

Seth B. Payton and John R. Ottensmann

Understanding farmer intentions to connect to a modernised delivery system in an Australian irrigation district: a reasoned action approach pp. 513-536

Bradley S. Jorgensen and John F. Martin

Emerging market patterns in the recycled paper trade pp. 537-553

Heli Arminen, Maija Hujala and Anni Tuppura

Adaptive co-management and network learning in the Room for the River programme pp. 554-575

Sebastiaan van Herk, Jeroen Rijke, Chris Zevenbergen, Richard Ashley and Broos Besseling

Volume 58, issue 2, 2015

Greener growing: assessing the influence of gardening practices on the ecological viability of community gardens in South East Queensland, Australia pp. 189-212

Daniela A. Guitart, Jason A. Byrne and Catherine M. Pickering

Attitudes towards current and alternative management of the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest, Bangladesh to achieve sustainability pp. 213-228

Anjan Kumer Dev Roy and Jeff Gow

The role of NIMBY in opposing the siting of wind farms: evidence from Greece pp. 229-251

Iosif Botetzagias, Chrysovalantis Malesios, Anthi Kolokotroni and Yiannis Moysiadis

Organisational aspects of public engagement in European energy infrastructure planning: the case of early-stage CCS projects pp. 252-269

Sylvia Breukers and Paul Upham

Camel culling and carbon emissions in rangelands in central Australia pp. 270-282

Benxiang Zeng

Preferences and willingness to pay for close to home nature for outdoor recreation in Sweden pp. 283-296

Eugene E. Ezebilo, Mattias Boman, Leif Mattsson, Anders Lindhagen and Werner Mbongo

Science-practice interactions linked to climate adaptation in two contexts: municipal planning and forestry in Sweden pp. 297-314

Karin Andr� and C. Anna Jonsson

Disentangling technological innovations: a micro-econometric analysis of their determinants pp. 315-335

Andreas Ziegler

Objective exposure to road traffic noise, noise annoyance and self-rated poor health - framing the relationship between noise and health as a matter of multiple stressors and resources in urban neighbourhoods pp. 336-356

Natalie Riedel, Heike K�ckler, Joachim Scheiner and Klaus Berger

Tradeable development rights to protect peri-urban areas: lessons from the United States and observations on Australian practice pp. 357-381

Ben. P. Harman, Rick Pruetz and Peter Houston

Volume 58, issue 1, 2015

Viability of using global standards for neighbourhood sustainability assessment: insights from a comparative case study pp. 1-23

Ayyoob Sharifi and Akito Murayama

Disaster governance and community resilience: reflections on Typhoon Morakot in Taiwan pp. 24-38

Mei-Fang Fan

Climate change, adaptation and Eco-Art in Singapore pp. 39-54

Simon Guy, Victoria Henshaw and Oliver Heidrich

Outlining policy responses to stimulate automotive car demand by environmental impact reduction pp. 55-68

Giuseppe Calabrese

Tribal institutions and conservation of the bioculturally valuable ' tasat ' ( Arenga obtusifolia ) tree in the eastern Himalaya pp. 69-90

Ranjay K. Singh, Ramesh C. Srivastava, Chandra B. Pandey and Anshuman Singh

Key actor perspectives on stakeholder engagement in Omani Environmental Impact Assessment: an application of Q-Methodology pp. 91-112

Matthew David Cotton and Ahmed A. Mahroos-Alsaiari

Learning, participation, and adaptation: exploring agri-environmental programmes pp. 113-134

Margot Hurlbert

Windows of opportunity: addressing climate uncertainty through adaptation plan implementation pp. 135-155

Yaser Abunnasr, Elisabeth M. Hamin and Elizabeth Brabec

Flexibility in water management planning as an intra-organisational issue pp. 156-174

Margit van Wessel, Ronald van Buuren and Cees van Woerkum

Land use dynamics and soil quality in agro-forest systems: a country-scale assessment in Italy pp. 175-188

Luca Salvati and Andrea Colantoni