Natural Resources Forum

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Volume 22, issue 4, 1998

Engaging the community at the Tampakan Copper Project: a community case study in resource development with indigenous people pp. 233-243

Stephen L. Davis

Cogeneration potential in Indian sugar mills: a case study pp. 245-251

Anindita Roy Saha

Water as an economic good pp. 253-261

Desmond McNeill

Property rights regimes and the management of resources pp. 263-269

Mehmet Bac

Environmental, developmental and financial risks of tropical timber plantation investment funds pp. 271-277

Bert Scholtens

Planning and development strategy for effective management of community forestry: lessons from the Thai experience pp. 279-292

Jintana Amornsanguansin and Jayant K. Routray

Volume 22, issue 3, 1998

Playing chicken on the Nile? The implications of microdam development in the Ethiopian highlands and Egypt's New Valley Project pp. 155-163

John Waterbury and Dale Whittington

Large‐scale baseload wind power in China pp. 165-184

Debra J. Lew, Robert H. Williams, Xie Shaoxiong and Zhang Shihui

New strategy in urban water management in Mexico: the case of Mexico's Federal District pp. 185-192

Lilian Saade Hazin

Sustainable public/private partnerships for public service delivery pp. 193-199

Anthony Bennett

Restructuring the arrangements between government and state enterprises in the oil and mining sectors pp. 201-213

Yair Aharoni and William Ascher

Renewable energy and sustainable development in the Pacific Islands: an issue of international aid pp. 215-223

Xiaojiang Yu and Ros Taplin

Volume 22, issue 2, 1998

The United Nations and the private sector: a new era pp. 73-74

Kofi A. Annan

Public‐private partnerships in natural resources management pp. 75-76

Beatrice Labonne

Making private capital flows to developing countries environmentally sustainable: the policy challenge pp. 77-85

Hilary French

Public‐private partnerships: spreading the three Rs pp. 87-94

Steve McCoy‐Thompson

Regulation and private participation in the water and sanitation sector pp. 95-105

Judith A. Rees

Water privatization and regulation in England and France: a tale of two models pp. 107-117

Frederico Neto

Emerging trends in mining industry partnerships pp. 119-126

Craig B. Andrews

Environmental and community issues and the mining industry pp. 127-130

Phillip Crowson

Availability and access of financial support for renewables: issues and an illustrative innovation pp. 131-140

Russell J. DeLucia

Innovative models of power generation: the captive‐collective experience of consumer participation in power development in India pp. 141-145

T. L. Sankar

Volume 22, issue 1, 1998

The dilemma of the mining royalty: contractual or realty interest pp. 1-13

Karl J. C. Harries

Policy issues pertaining to the oil and gas sector in India pp. 15-25

Raghavendra D. Rao

Natural gas pricing policies in Southeast Asia pp. 27-36

Romeo B. Pacudan

Towards water security: political determination and human adaptation crucial pp. 37-51

Malin Falkenmark and Jan Lundqvist

Support services for lift irrigation in Bangladesh pp. 53-61

S. H. Johnson, M. A. Bashar, M. T. H. Miah and D. E. Parker

An assessment of the economic benefits of biodiversity in Saudi Arabia pp. 63-66

S. Faizi

Volume 21, issue 4, 1997

Mining during the next 25 years: issues and challenges pp. 231-238

Phillip Crowson

The completion of the preparatory work for the UN Convention on the Law of International Watercourses pp. 239-245

Attila Tanzi

The sustainable intensification of agriculture pp. 247-256

Jules N. Pretty

Plants, people, politics and management pp. 257-271

Madhu Ramnath

Energy taxation and the environment: a developing country perspective pp. 273-280

Subhes C. Bhattacharyya

Scope of fossil energy resources in Mexico and the Andean Group pp. 281-289

Francisco Figueroa de la Vega and Bernhard Bösl

Volume 21, issue 3, 1997

Towards viable drinking water services pp. 161-167

Jarmo J. Hukka and Tapio S. Katko

The draft articles on the law of international watercourses adopted by the International Law Commission: an overview and some remarks on selected issues pp. 169-179

Maurizio Arcari

Sustainable water future with global implications: everyone's responsibility pp. 181-190

Johan L. Kuylenstierna, Gunilla Björklund and Pierre Najlis

Reflections on the meaning of sustainable development in the water sector pp. 191-200

W. Richard Dubourg

Energy and environmental issues in Vietnam pp. 201-207

Nguyen Anh Tuan

Particulate and lead air pollution control in Cairo: benefits valuation and cost‐effective control strategies pp. 209-219

Roger K. Raufer

Volume 21, issue 2, 1997

Cooperation on transboundary waters pp. 83-84

Yves Berthelot

Changing the course of transboundary water management pp. 85-90

Sandra Postel

Management of transboundary water resources for water security; principles, approaches and State practice pp. 91-100

Bo Appelgren and Wulf Klohn

Troubled waters in the Middle East: the process towards the first Regional Water Declaration between Jordan, Palestinian Authority, and Israel pp. 101-108

Jon Martin Trolldalen

Codifying the minimum standards of the law of international watercourses: remarks on part one and a half pp. 109-117

Attila Tanzi

Joint institutional arrangements for addressing transboundary water resources issues—lessons for the GEF pp. 127-137

Alfred M. Duda and David La Roche

Political‐ideological constraints on intra‐basin cooperation on transboundary waters pp. 139-145

Ilter Turan and Gün Kut

Integrated water management for the Rhine river basin, from pollution prevention to ecosystem improvement pp. 147-156

Koos Wieriks and Anne Schulte‐Wülwer‐Leidig

Shoreham and the Rise and Fall of the Nuclear Power Industry Kenneth F. McCallion pp. 157-157

Derek Lovejoy

Volume 21, issue 1, 1997

Economic liberalisation, innovation, and technology transfer: opportunities for cleaner production in the minerals industry pp. 1-12

Alyson Warhurst and Gavin Bridge

Comparing theoretical and actual feasibility of transferring management of river lift irrigation systems in Sudan pp. 13-22

S. G. Narayanamurthy, M. Samad and Sam H. Johnson

Reducing conflict over the Danube waters: equitable utilization and sustainable development pp. 23-38

Rhoda Margesson

Creating sustainable environmental health conditions by redefining municipal roles and responsibilities: experiences from Tunisia and Ecuador pp. 39-50

May Yacoob and Margo Kelly

Why institutional reforms in forestry? Lessons from international experience pp. 51-60

Emmanuel D'Silva

The role of electricity in sustainable development pp. 61-67

Julian Roy Spradley and William L. Fang

Regional priorities for wetlands conservation in West Asia and North Africa pp. 69-71

S. Faizi and Yousuf Al‐Wetaid