Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr Neil Powe, Dr Ken Willis and George Bill Page

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Volume 42, issue 6, 1999

Household Valuation of Curbside Recycling pp. 781-799

David Aadland and Arthur Caplan

Groundwater Vulnerability, Brownfield Redevelopment and Land Use Planning pp. 801-810

Kent Murray and Daniel Rogers

Auditing the Socio-economic Impacts of a Major Construction Project: The Case of Sizewell B Nuclear Power Station pp. 811-836

Andrew Chadwick and John Glasson

Urbanization and the Environment in Southern Africa: Towards a Managed Framework for the Sustainability of Cities pp. 837-859

Kempe Ronald Hope and Mogopodi Lekorwe

Land Use Planning and Waste Management in Scotland pp. 861-874

Anne-Michelle Slater and Andrew Gemmell

Objective Assessment of Countryside Recreation by Observation pp. 875-887

Ian Keirle and Stephen Walsh

Who Plans Whose Sustainability? Alternative Roles for Planners pp. 889-902

Helen Briassoulis

Volume 42, issue 5, 1999

The Problem of Common Land: Towards Stakeholder Governance pp. 613-630

Christopher Short and Michael Winter

The Environment and Postmodern Spatial Consciousness: A Sociology of Urban Environmental Agendas pp. 631-648

Peter Brand

Networks of Co-operation and Knowledge in 'Wider Countryside' Planning pp. 649-669

Paul Selman and Amanda Wragg

Post-development Auditing of EIA Predictive Techniques: A Spatial Analytical Approach pp. 671-689

Graham Wood

Planning for Nature Conservation: The Role and Performance of English District Local Authorities in the 1990s pp. 691-706

Robert Marshall and Catherine Smith

Development of a Commodity-by-industry Economic-Ecological Model of Water Demand in a Rural Economy pp. 707-734

Daniel Davou Dabi and William Anderson

An Evaluation System for National Park Selection in Taiwan pp. 735-745

Nae-Wen Kuo and Yue-Hwa Yu

Facilitating Integrated Resource and Environmental Management: Australian and Canadian Perspectives pp. 747-766

Bruce Hooper, Geoffrey Mcdonald and Bruce Mitchell

Volume 42, issue 4, 1999

Community-based Organizations and Neighbourhood Environmental Problem Solving: A Framework for Adoption of Information Technologies pp. 445-469

Wendy Kellogg

Networks, Agency and (De)stabilization: The Issue of Navigation on the River Wye, UK pp. 471-487

Gavin Parker and Amanda Wragg

Indirect and Avoided Environmental Consequences in Project Evaluation pp. 489-500

Flemming Moller and Mette Wier

From Siting Principles to Siting Practices: A Case Study of Discord among Trust, Equity and Community Participation pp. 501-525

Jamie Baxter, John Eyles and Susan Elliott

How Stable are Public Responses to Changing Local Environments? A 'Before' and 'After' Case Study of River Restoration pp. 527-545

Sylvia Tunstall, Susan Tapsell and Sally Eden

An Assessment of the Economic Effectiveness of Recreation Policy Using Contingent Valuation pp. 547-564

Michael Christie

Urban Waterfront Regeneration in the Mersey Basin, North West England pp. 565-580

Robert Wood and John Handley

Capacity for Environmental Action in Slovakia pp. 581-598

Elizabeth Wilson

Volume 42, issue 3, 1999

A Decision Support Framework for Environmental Planning in Developing Countries pp. 287-313

Christian Madu

Pathways Towards Sustainability: The Australian Approach pp. 315-340

Ton Buhrs and Graeme Aplin

Sustainable Development and Institutional Design: The Example of the Mersey Basin Campaign pp. 341-354

Robert Wood, John Handley and Sue Kidd

Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation in Hong Kong and Shanghai: A Cross-city Analysis pp. 355-374

Carlos Wing-Hung Lo and Plato Kwong-To Yip

Local Authority Archaeological Services in Scotland Two Years after Local Government Reorganization pp. 375-388

David Jewell and Jeremy Raemaekers

Policy And Practice Collective Response to Oil Spill Hazards in the Eastern Niger Delta of Nigeria pp. 389-408

Innocent Miebaka Aprioku

The Prospects for Improved Energy Efficiency in the UK Residential Sector pp. 409-424

D. Mcevoy, D. C. Gibbs and J. W. S. Longhurst

Benefits Transfer and Low Flow Alleviation: What Lessons for Environmental Valuation in the UK? pp. 425-436

Dominic Moran

Volume 42, issue 2, 1999

Contingent Valuation and Real Economic Commitments: Evidence from Electric Utility Green Pricing Programmes pp. 149-166

Brian Byrnes, Clive Jones† and Sandra Goodman‡

The Integration of Environmental Sustainability Considerations into EU Development Policy: A Case Study of the LEADER Initiative in the West of Ireland pp. 167-187

David Pepper

The Consideration of Sustainability Aspects in Transport Infrastructure Related Policies, Plans and Programmes: A Comparative Analysis of North West England, Noord-Holland and Brandenburg-Berlin pp. 189-219

Thomas Fischer

Environmental Management in India: Recent Challenges to the Indian Forest Service pp. 221-233

Kevin Hannam

Environmental and Strategic Uncertainty in Common Property Management: The Case of Scottish Red Deer pp. 235-252

Craig Bullock

Reforming the National Framework for Environmental Policies in Saudi Arabia pp. 253-269

Ahmad Al-Gilani

Volume 42, issue 1, 1999

Landcare Networks in Australia: State-sponsored Participation Through Local Organizations pp. 5-21

Allan Curtis, Andrew Britton and Jonathan Sobels

Estimating the Benefits of Agri-environmental Policy: Econometric Issues in Open-ended Contingent Valuation Studies pp. 23-43

Begona Alvarez-Farizo

Sustainable Development and Structure Plans in England and Wales: Operationalizing the Themes and Principles pp. 45-61

David Counsell

Competition, Sustainability and Packaging Policy in the UK pp. 83-102

Ian Bailey

Development and Implementation of Strategic Frameworks for Air Quality Management in the UK and the European Community pp. 103-121

Derek Elsom

Factors Influencing ISO 14000 Implementation in Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing Industry in Hong Kong pp. 123-134

Kwai-Sang Chin

Volume 41, issue 6, 1998

Industrial Ecology for Sustainable Communities pp. 661-672

Bryna Cosgriff Dunn and Anne Steinemann

Community Sustainability Auditing pp. 673-691

Gerald Walter

Modern Environmental Agreements: A Policy Instrument Becomes a Management Strategy pp. 693-709

Pieter Glasbergen

Environmental Responsiveness, Individuals and Organizational Learning: SME Experience pp. 711-730

Judith Petts

Monitoring and Post-auditing in Environmental Impact Assessment: A Review pp. 731-747

Ben Dipper

Land Use Planning and Environmental Capacity: Reassessing the Use of Regulatory Policy Tools to Achieve Sustainable Development pp. 749-765

Yvonne Rydin

Policy And Practice The Focus of Local Agenda 21 in the United Kingdom pp. 767-776

A. J. Bond

Volume 41, issue 5, 1998

Local Agenda 21: Substance or Spin? pp. 533-553

Paul Selman

Habermas and Nature: The Theory of Communicative Action for Studying Environmental Policy pp. 555-573

Erland Skollerhorn

Implementing Agri-environment Policy: A Landscape Ecology Perspective pp. 575-596

Robert Macfarlane

Applying Multi-attribute Utility Theory to Decision Making in Environmental Planning: A Case Study of the Electric Utility in Korea pp. 597-609

Tai-Yoo Kim, Seung-Jun Kwak and Seung-Hoon Yoo

Contingent Valuation and Real Economic Commitments: A Private Good Experiment pp. 611-619

K. G. Willis and N. A. Powe

Policy And Practice The Future Tenure of Rural Public Lands in Slovakia pp. 621-628

Gregg Paget and Martina Vagacova

Statutory Local Nature Reserves in the United Kingdom pp. 629-642

G. M. A. Barker and J. D. Box

Volume 41, issue 4, 1998

The Conditions for Environmentally Intelligent Regional Governance: Reflections from Lower Saxony pp. 421-443

Tim Marshall

What Level of Information Enables the Public to Act Like Experts When Evaluating Ecological Goods? pp. 463-475

Wendy Kenyon and Gareth Edwards-Jones

Revealing Preferences for Reductions of Public Risks: An Application of the CV Approach pp. 477-503

Anselm Romer, Werner Pommerehne and Lars Feld

Policy And Practice Green Grass and Brown Roots: Understanding Environmental Problems in Deprived Neighbourhoods pp. 505-518

Gordon Mcgranahan, Joseph Leitman and Charles Surjadi

Book Reviews And Notes pp. 519-527

K. G. Willis, M. G. Lloyd, Tim Townshend, Tony Jackson, James MacKenzie, G. J. K. Porter, Elizabeth Wilson and Susan Buckingham-Hatfield

Volume 41, issue 3, 1998

Land Use for Military Training in the UK: The Current Situation, Likely Developments and Possible Alternatives pp. 279-297

David Doxford and Tony Hill

A ComprehensiveNoise Management Strategy for an Urbanized River Catchment pp. 299-312

A. L. Brown and C. M. Richardson

Considering Conservation Value in Economic Appraisals of Coastal Resources pp. 313-336

S. L. Goodman, W. Seabrooke and Shabbar Jaffry

Citizen Advisory Groups in Remedial Action Planning: Paper Tiger or Key to Success? pp. 337-354

Gerrit Knaap, Debra Matier and Robert Olshansky

Informing Smaller Organizations about Environmental Management: An Assessmentof Government Schemes pp. 355-374

Jason Palmer and Chris France

Transboundary Pollution between Guangdong Province and Hong Kong: Threats to Water Quality in the Pearl River Estuary and Their Implications for Environmental Policy and Planning pp. 375-396

Peter Hills, Lei Zhang and Jianhua Liu

NELUP: Some Reflections on Undertaking and Reporting InterdisciplinaryRiver Catchment Modelling pp. 397-402

Andrew Moxey and Ben White

Volume 41, issue 2, 1998

Progress towards Environmental Justice: A Five-year Perspective of Toxicity, Race and Poverty in Michigan, 1990-1995 1 pp. 157-176

Elaine Hockman and Charles Morris

Sustainable Development and Structure Plans in England and Wales: A Review of Current Practice pp. 177-194

David Counsell

Reduction of Waste and Electricity Demand in The Netherlands: A Hypothetical Intervention pp. 195-208

Stephan Slingerland and Paulien De Jong

Evaluating Consistency of Categorizing Biodiversity Management Status Relative to Land Stewardship in the Gap Analysis Program pp. 209-216

Julie Prior-Magee, Bruce Thompson and David Daniel

On the Role of Fines as an Environmental Enforcement Tool pp. 217-226

Surabhi Kadambe and Kathleen Segerson

Comparing the Economic Value of Mountain Biking Estimated Using Revealed and Stated Preference pp. 227-236

Peter Fix and John Loomis

The National Forest and Local Agenda 21: An Experiment in Integrated Landscape Planning pp. 237-251

Morag Bell and David Evans

Volume 41, issue 1, 1998

Problems and Prospects in Local Environmental Assessment: Lessons from the United States pp. 5-24

Rolf Pendall

Failing to Site Hazardous Waste Facilities Voluntarily: Implications for the Production of Sustainable Goods pp. 25-44

Ron Pushchak and Cecilia Rocha

Implementing Ecosystem-basedManagement: Lessons from the Great Lakes pp. 45-75

John Hartig, Michael Zarull, Thomas Heidtke and Hemang Shah

Towards a Symbiosis: Urban Development and Environmental Quality in the Taipei Metropolitan Region pp. 77-94

Tzu-Chun Chen and Shu-Li Huang

IntergovernmentalEnvironmental Planning: Addressing the Commitment Conundrum pp. 95-110

Raymond Burby and Peter May

In Search of Arcadia: The Persistence of the Rural Idyll in New Zealand Rural Subdivisions pp. 111-128

Simon Swaffield and John Fairweather

Policy And Practice Options for Managing Protected Areas: Lessons from International Experience pp. 129-144

Josef Leitmann