Sustainable Development

1993 - 2025

Current editor(s): Richard Welford

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Australian forests: Resource security or national heritage pp. 1-7: Herb Thompson and Julie Tracy
Enhanced environmental management: The case for conditional economic growthinldcs pp. 8-12: Richard Welch
Environmental sustainability through project appraisals pp. 13-21: Patrice Harou, Herman Daly and Robert Goodland
Reluctant partners? non-governmental organisations, the state and sustainable agricultural development. Farrington, J. and Bebbington, A. with Wellard, K. and Lewis, D.J. £12.95 p|b £40.00 h|b ISBN: 0415 088 445 256pp. Routledge, London, 1993 pp. 22-23: Bruce Frank
Agricultural dimensions of global climate change. H.M. Kaiser and T.E. Drennen (eds) 311pp. Hardback $59.95 ISBN 0-963-40303-6 St.Lucie Press: Florida, 1993 pp. 23-23: Ben Vivian

The sustainable company: The need for environmental concern pp. 1-8: Gerald Vinten
Implementing environmental policy in Scotland: The role of the voluntary sector pp. 9-19: Alistair McCulloch and John Moxen
Greenhouse gas audit for western Australia pp. 20-28: Neil Blake and Laura Stocker
The control of industrial pollution: Implications for technology choice and growth pp. 29-35: Hamid Alavi
Consumption and development. J. James St Martin's Press, London, 1993 ISBN 0-312-08526-5 251 pp pp. 36-36: J. James
Eco-management and eco-auditing environmental issues in business. L.S. Spedding, D.H. Jones and C.J. Deering (eds) £45.00 200pp ISBN 0-471-93693-6 Chancery Law Publishing, London, 1993 pp. 37-37: E Christie
The green manager's handbook. Kit Sadgrove £35.00 ISBN 0-566-07288-2 Cower Press, London, 1992 pp. 38-38: P. C. Coggins

Population, environment and sustainability: Reconstructing the debate pp. 1-7: Stephen R. Dovers and Tony W. Norton
Sustainable health? primary health care and selective alleviation pp. 8-11: Chloe Gerhardt
Natural capital and the growth economy pp. 12-16: John Gowdy
A centralised approach to environmental management: The case of Singapore pp. 17-22: Giok Ling Ooi
Sustainable development in a region: A practical approach to targeting environmental impacts pp. 23-30: Colin Hunt
Sustainable development and urban form. M.J. Breheny, (Ed.) (1992) 292pp. London, Pion Limited (European Research in Regional Science, No.2) ISBN 085086 160 8 £28.00 paperback pp. 31-31: Peter Hills
Putting people first: Sociological variables in rural development. (revised edition) Michael Cernea (ed.) (1991) Oxford University Press, New York pp. 32-32: David Ip
Agrarian origins of commerce and industry. Yujiro Hayarni and Toshihiko Kawagoe (1993) xv + 202pp. New York: St Martin's Press. ISBN 0 333 527364 £40.00 pp. 33-33: Alistair McCulloch
Resources, development and politics in the Pacific Islands. Stephen Henningham and R.J. May (eds) ( 1992) XVI + 323pp. Crawford House Press, Bathurst, Australia $Aus 16.00 pp. 34-34: Alistair McCulloch

Editorial pp. 3-3: M. Adil Khan
Poverty Alleviation - A must for environmental sustainability pp. 8-22: Robert Goodland and Herman Daly
Sustainable development: Theory and practice for a sustainable future pp. 23-35: Andrew Steer and Will Wade-Gery
Ecologically sustainable development, greenhouse and the Australian economy pp. 36-48: Peter Dixon and Brian R. Parmenter
Sustainable tourism in the English countryside - Should the user pay? pp. 49-63: Richard A. J. Sharpley
International dimensions of environmental issues: A North-South perspective pp. 64-75: S. Mansoob Murshed
Wasteland to world heritage: Preserving Australia's wilderness. C. M. Hall, Melbourne University Press, Melbourne, 1992, 289 pp pp. 76-77: Greg J. E. Hill
Economic development and the environment: A comparison of sustainable development with conventional development economics. Raymond F. Mikesell, Mansell Publishing Limited, London, 1992, £37.50 pp. 77-78: M. Adil Khan

Overview pp. 4-7: David Ip
Foreword: Why a dedicated issue? pp. 8-9: M. Adil Khan
Country profile: Indonesia - Land Management issues in Jakarta pp. 10-14: Liliana Marulanda and Florian Steinberg
Culture and organization: The social sustainability of induced development pp. 18-29: Michael M. Cernea
Does sustainable development depend on competition or collaboration? The case of darwin versus gaia pp. 30-39: David Lethbridge
Sustainable development: The Gandhian perspective pp. 40-52: K. C. Roy
The limits and beyond: Global collapse or a sustainable future? pp. 53-67: Doug J. Porter
Upgrading technological capabilities of small industry. Eleana D. Roaring, Asian Productivity Organization, Tokyo, 1991 pp. 68-68: Muhammad Sirajuddin

Editorial pp. 4-5: M. Adil Khan
Sustainable development: People, economy and environment pp. 6-7: Malcolm Fraser
Changing structures and engineers of the future pp. 12-24: Pier Giorgio Perotto
Sustainable development and urban planning: Principles and applications in an Australian context pp. 25-40: Peter W. G. Newman
Land privatization and agriculture in eastern Europe: The case of Bulgaria pp. 41-50: Nicholas Maddock and Monika Hristova
Ultimate environmental threshold: An alternative tool for planning sustainable development pp. 51-63: J. Kozlowski
Papua New Guinean rainforests: Problems, solutions and questions pp. 64-71: Herb Thompson
Group Management Skills for Land Care: A Trainer's Guide. P. Mortiss and S. Chamala Australian Academic Press, Brisbane, 1991, xvi + 407pp pp. 72-72: Mohammed Alauddin