Natural Resources Forum

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Volume 26, issue 4, 2002

Coping with variability and change: Floods and droughts pp. 263-274

Zbigniew W. Kundzewicz, Saisunee Budhakooncharoen, Axel Bronstert, Holger Hoff, Dennis Lettenmaier, Lucas Menzel and Roland Schulze

Combating drought through preparedness pp. 275-285

Donald A. Wilhite

Small–scale mining in South Africa: Past, present and future pp. 286-292

Nellie Mutemeri and Francis W. Petersen

Forest products and traditional peoples: Economic, biological, and cultural considerations pp. 293-301

Bradley C. Bennett

Foreign direct investment and institutional obstacles: The case of Russian forestry pp. 302-313

Mats Nilsson and Patrik Söderholm

Gonds, Linnaeus and botanical techniques: Plants and conservation in tropical forests pp. 314-319

Madhu Ramnath

Volume 26, issue 3, 2002

The Johannesburg Summit: Coalitions for civilization and humankind pp. 171-172

Jan Pronk

Poverty and the environment: Can sustainable development survive globalization? pp. 176-184

David Reed

Managing natural resources in the light of climate variability pp. 185-194

Roberto Lenton

Water and the potential for social instability: Livelihoods, migration and the building of society pp. 195-204

Marcus Moench

Transforming time into money using water: A participatory study of economics and gender in rural India pp. 205-217

A.J. James, Joep Verhagen, Christine Van Wijk, Reema Nanavaty, Mita Parikh and Mihir Bhatt

Questioning desertification in dryland sub–Saharan Africa pp. 218-233

Mary Tiffen and Michael Mortimore

Seeds of promise: Developing a sustainable agricultural biotechnology industry in sub–Saharan Africa pp. 234-244

Paul Keese, Ofelia Galman–Omitogun and E. Babafunso Sonaiya

Conserving and managing biodiversity sustainably: The roles of science and society pp. 245-248

Peter B. Bridgewater and Salvatore Arico

Women’s sustainable development agenda pp. 249-253

Thais Corral

Response to commentary by Uri Shamir in Vol 26:1, February 2002 pp. 254-255

Munther J. Haddadin

Volume 26, issue 2, 2002

Tackling the issue of rural–urban water transfers in the Ta’iz region, Yemen pp. 89-100

Khalid Riaz

The Atatürk Dam project in south‐east Turkey: Changes in objectives and planning over time pp. 101-112

Anna Brismar

Tribute chromite mining and environmental management on the northern Great Dyke of Zimbabwe pp. 113-126

Oliver Maponga and Benjamin Ruzive

The case of artisanal mining in Bolivia: Local participatory development and mining investment opportunities pp. 127-139

Eduardo R. Quiroga

Linking community and national park development: A case from the Dominican Republic pp. 140-149

John Schelhas, Ruth E. Sherman, Timothy J. Fahey and James P. Lassoie

Human health and sustainable water resources development in Nigeria: Schistosomiasis inartificial lakes pp. 150-160

Ifeanyi Emmanuel Ofoezie

Volume 26, issue 1, 2002

Editorial pp. 1-1

Roberto C. Villas‐Bôas

Small‐scale mining and its socio‐economic impact in developing countries pp. 3-13

Gavin Hilson

Abandoned artisanal gold mines in the Brazilian Amazon: A legacy of mercury pollution pp. 15-26

Marcello M. Veiga and Jennifer J. Hinton

Impacts of foreign investment on sustainable development in a Chilean mining region pp. 27-44

Jan Cademartori

A framework for policy formulation for small‐scale mines: the case of coal in China pp. 45-54

Philip Andrews‐Speed, Armando Zamora, Christopher D. Rogers, Lei Shen, Shelley Cao and Minying Yang

Valuing regional geoscientific data acquisition programmes: addressing issues of quantification,uncertainty and risk pp. 55-68

Margaretha Scott, Roussos Dimitrakopoulos and Richard P.C. Brown

Commentary: Harnessing Mining for Poverty Reduction, Especially in Africa pp. 69-73

Béatrice Labonne

Comment on Munther J. Haddadin’s Diplomacy on the Jordan: International Conflict and Negotiated Resolution pp. 75-78

Uri Shamir

Volume 25, issue 4, 2001

Economic and financial aspects of mine closure pp. 265-274

James Kahn, Dina Franceschi, Adilson Curi and Eduardo Vale

Mining and sustainable development: considerations for minerals supply pp. 275-284

Ian B. Lambert

Alternative approaches to flood mitigation: a case study of Bangladesh pp. 285-297

Frederico Neto

Gender in integrated water management: an analysis of variation pp. 299-312

Barbara van Koppen

From insight to action in reservoir management—lessons from Asia pp. 313-320

Peder Hjorth

From open access to access by all: restating challenges in designing groundwater management in Andhra Pradesh, India pp. 321-331

Jan‐Willem F. Knegt and Linden F. Vincent

Volume 25, issue 3, 2001

Mining with communities pp. 191-202

Marcello M. Veiga, Malcolm Scoble and Mary Louise McAllister

Sustainability of the dimension stone industry in Zimbabwe—challenges and opportunities pp. 203-213

Oliver Maponga and Nelson Munyanduri

Sustaining appearances: sustainable development and the fisheries of Lake Victoria pp. 215-224

Kevin Crean and Kim Geheb

Monitoring and adaptive management: resolving social and organisational issues to improve information sharing in natural resource management pp. 225-233

Will Allen, Ockie Bosch, Margaret Kilvington, Don Harley and Ian Brown

Guatemala strives for environmental and economic sustainability in the Rio Dulce region pp. 235-244

Robert D. Perlack, J. Timothy Ensminger and Romeo Martinez

Conflicting perspectives of forest management in Bastar, Central India pp. 245-256

Madhu Ramnath

Volume 25, issue 2, 2001

Special issue on energy and transport pp. 85-86

Kui‐Nang Mak

Making sustainable transport more attractive: some best practices pp. 87-89

Pierre Laconte

Transportation energy in global cities: sustainable transportation comes in from the cold? pp. 91-107

Peter Newman and Jeffery Kenworthy

Cars and fuels for tomorrow: a comparative assessment pp. 109-120

Max Åhman, Lars J. Nilsson and Bengt Johansson

Latin American busways: moving people rather than cars pp. 121-134

Lloyd Wright

Why Singapore's land transportation energy consumption is relatively low pp. 135-146

B.W. Ang and K.C. Tan

Wider roads, more cars pp. 147-155

Petter Næss, Martin J. H. Mogridge and Synnøve Lyssand Sandberg

Control strategies for vehicular NOx emissions in Guangzhou, China pp. 157-166

Min Shao, Yuanhang Zhang and Roger Raufer

Towards a grand deal on subsidies and climate change pp. 167-176

André de Moor

Climate negotiations at a crucial stage: the Hague meeting of contracting Parties in November 2000 and its follow‐up pp. 177-184

Bo Kjellén

Volume 25, issue 1, 2001

Water rights and legal pluralism: four contexts for negotiation pp. 1-10

Bryan Randolph Bruns and Ruth S. Meinzen‐Dick

The role of economic invisibility in development: veiling women's work in rural Pakistan pp. 11-19

Carol Carpenter

Tree plantations for restoration of degraded lands and greening of India: a case study of tree growers' cooperatives pp. 21-32

K. Balooni and Kamini Singh

Wind energy technology development and diffusion: a case study of Inner Mongolia, China pp. 33-42

Xiliang Zhang, Shuhua Gu, Wenqiang Liu and Lin Gan

Challenges to the implementation of a sustainable development certification programme for the minerals and metals industry pp. 43-52

Bradley S. Henry and Wayne M. Shinya

Designing tools to track health and well‐being in mining regions of India pp. 53-65

Ligía Noronha

Mining and public policy: an alternative view A comment on J. E. Tilton's note in Volume 24, No. 1 (February 2000) pp. 67-69

Phillip Crowson

Mining and public policy: an alternative view Reply by John E. Tilton pp. 71-72

John E. Tilton