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2006, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 73-88 Pollution, natural resource and economic growth: an econometric analysis
by Shunsuke Managi - 89-133 Economic growth and the environment in China: an empirical analysis of productivity
by Shunsuke Managi & Shinji Kaneko
2005, Volume 5, Issue 3/4
- 119-141 Multi-scale integrated analysis of sustainability: a methodological tool to improve the quality of narratives
by Mario Giampietro & Jesus Ramos-Martin - 142-180 Using land-time-budgets to analyse farming systems and poverty alleviation policies in the Lao PDR
by Clemens M. Grunbuhel & Heinz Schandl - 181-193 Linking the trends in material flows with poverty in The Philippines
by Corazon L. Rapera - 194-224 Material flow accounting of rural communities: principles and outcomes in South East Asia
by Marieke Hobbes - 225-263 Multi-scale integrated analysis of societal metabolism: learning from trajectories of development and building robust scenarios
by Jesus Ramos-Martin & Mario Giampietro - 264-301 Graphic tools for data representation in integrated analysis of farming systems
by Tiziano Gomiero & Mario Giampietro
2005, Volume 5, Issue 1/2
- 10-35 Perspectives on precaution: the role of policymakers in dealing with the uncertainties of agricultural biotechnology
by Dane Scott - 36-53 The precautionary principle: torn between biodiversity, environment-related food safety and the WTO
by Makane Moïse Mbengue & Urs P. Thomas - 54-67 Policy by analogy: precautionary principle, science and polybrominated diphenyl ethers
by T. Gouin & S. Bocking & D. Mackay - 68-77 Precautionary local politics and coping with risks of radiofrequency fields in Spain
by Josep Espluga - 78-95 The Precautionary Approach at the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea: the Southern Bluefin Tuna cases
by Howard S. Schiffman - 96-113 Precaution in global environmental politics
by Radoslav S. Dimitrov
2004, Volume 4, Issue 4
- 195-208 Property rights in non-captive wildlife and biodiversity conservation
by Clem Tisdell - 209-228 Endowments, preferences, technologies and abatement: growth-environment microfoundations
by Alexander Pfaff & Shubham Chaudhuri & Howard L.M. Nye - 229-241 Material flow accounting of Spain
by SÃlvia Canellas & Ana Citlalic Gonzalez & Ignasi Puig & Daniela Russi & Cristina Sendra & Amalia Sojo - 242-266 Modelling trade and environmental linkages in China
by Haixiao Huang & Walter C. Labys - 267-286 Climate change, urbanisation and hydrological impacts
by Woonsup Choi - 287-297 Environmental damage, abatement and sustainable economic growth
by Klaus Vondra & Martin Zagler - 298-303 A comment on the independence of allocation, distribution and scale
by Philip Lawn
2004, Volume 4, Issue 1/2/3
- 11-37 Overcoming the natural resource constraints through dedicated R&D efforts: contrasting the non-renewable and the renewable resource economies
by Jean-Pierre Amigues & Ngo Van Long & Michel Moreaux - 38-57 Polluting non-renewable resources, tradeable permits and endogenous growth
by Andre Grimaud & Luc Rouge - 58-72 Stochastic environmental policy, risk-taking, and growth: discretion versus commitment
by Susanne Soretz - 73-88 Taxation of labour and capital income in an OLG model with home production and endogenous fertility
by Burkhard Heer & Mark Trede - 89-108 Globalisation, inequality and health
by Simone Borghesi & Alessandro Vercelli - 109-138 Climate policy and economic growth in developing countries: the impact of Kyoto
by Barbara Buchner & Marzio Galeotti - 139-159 Aid, economic growth and environmental sustainability: rich-poor interactions and environmental choices in developing countries
by Alexander Pfaff & Paulo Barelli & Shubham Chaudhuri - 160-176 An analysis of the factors to be considered in the creation of EMAS (eco-management auditing system) competent bodies in a sample of Baltic countries
by Kamran Faisal & Walter Leal Filho - 177-194 Decomposition of CO 2 intensities from use of energy: case of Thai industry between 1981 and 2000
by Subhes C. Bhattacharyya & Arjaree Ussanarassamee
2003, Volume 3, Issue 4
- 357-368 Climate variability, economic adaptation, and investment timing
by Evelyn L. Wright & Jon D. Erickson - 369-381 The terrestrial ecosystem monitoring sites: a utility assessment
by Jeff Tschirley & Geraud Servin & Reuben Sessa - 382-408 Economic development and climate change in South East Asia: the SEADICE model and its forecasts for growth prospects and policy strategies
by Jamie Sanderson & Sardar M.N. Islam - 409-417 Global environmental protection: solving the international public-goods problem by empowering the United Nations through cooperation with WTO
by Yew-Kwang Ng & Po-Ting Liu - 418-435 How important is natural capital in terms of sustaining real output? Revisiting the natural capital/human-made capital substitutability debate
by Philip Lawn - 436-460 Benchmark selection impact and uncertainty in emission reductions for selected case study projects
by Konstantinos Anagnostopoulos & Alexandros Flamos & John E. Psarras
2003, Volume 3, Issue 3
- 245-265 Effects of CO 2 emission reduction strategies on air pollution
by W. Fichtner & A. Fleury & O. Rentz - 266-286 Interaction between local air pollution and global warming and its policy implications for Belgium
by Stef Proost & Denise Van Regemorter - 287-304 Co-benefits of CO 2 -reducing policies in China - a matter of scale?
by K. Aunan & H.E. Mestl & H.M. Seip & J. Fang & D.O'Connor & H. Vennemo & F. Zhai - 305-323 International climate change policy: triggering environmental reforms in the European electricity sector
by Marc Ringel - 324-338 The influence of climate change considerations on energy policy: the case of Russia
by A. Markandya & A. Golub & E. Strukova - 339-355 Recycling for sustainability - a long run perspective?
by Thomas Kuhn & Karen Pittel & Thomas Schulz
2003, Volume 3, Issue 2
- 116-132 Fairness in the face of conflict: dividing environmental assets and obligations
by David A. Anderson - 133-148 Public participation in environmental decisions: stakeholders, authorities and procedural justice
by Lynn A. Maguire & E. Allan Lind - 149-167 Modelling conflict using spatial voting games: an application to USDA Forest Service lands
by Holly Wise Bender & Wade E. Martin - 168-187 Environmental degradation and conflict in Karamoja, Uganda: the decline of a pastoral society
by Ashley D. Inselman - 188-225 Preventive diplomacy, international relations, conflict resolution and international water law: implications for success and failure of the Israeli-Palestinian water conflict
by Shlomi Dinar - 226-239 Resolution of international water conflicts: from the US Southwest to the Euphrates River basin states
by Hussein A. Amery & Karen B. Wiley
2003, Volume 3, Issue 1
- 1-13 Consumer sovereignty, economic efficiency and the trade liberalisation debate
by John M. Gowdy, Marsha L. Walton - 14-29 Environmental regulation impacts on international trade: aggregate and sectoral analyses with a bilateral trade flow model
by Cees van Beers, Jeroen C.J.M. van den Bergh - 30-46 Estimating the benefits of clean air contingent valuation and hedonic price methods
by Mohammed Belhaj - 47-73 Climate change and economic growth: computational experiments in adaptive economic modelling
by Sardar M.N. Islam - 74-103 Game theoretic analyses of nitrate emission reduction strategies in the Rhine river basin
by Rob J.H.M. van der Veeren, Richard S.J. Tol - 104-114 Economic valuation of coral reefs at Phi Phi Islands, Thailand
by Udomsak Seenprachawong
2002, Volume 2, Issue 3/4
- 170-180 Developing countries and climate change
by Jose Goldemberg - 181-205 The health impacts of climate change and variability in developing countries
by Bettina Menne & Nino Kunzli & Roberto Bertollini - 207-222 Climate change, energy-related activities and the likely social impacts on women in Africa
by Wendy Annecke - 223-239 Impacts of climate change in monetary terms? Issues for developing countries
by H. Asbjorn Aaheim - 240-259 Main issues related to CDM: a developing country perspective
by Sujata Gupta - 260-287 The AIJ pilot phase as laboratory for CDM and JI
by Axel Michaelowa - 288-309 Frontiers in trade: the clean development mechanism and the general agreement on trade in services
by Glenn Wiser - 310-321 Social and economic aspects of CDM options in Brazil
by Ronaldo Seroa da Motta - 322-343 Afforestation and reforestation in the clean development mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol: implications for forests and forest people
by Joyotee Smith - 344-365 Poverty-environment-development nexus
by Jyoti Parikh
2002, Volume 2, Issue 1/2
- 1-14 The global sustainability challenge: from agreement to action
by Calestous Juma - 15-51 Assessing ecological risks at US Department of Energy facilities using methods borrowed from landscape ecology and habitat suitability analysis. Part I. Analysis of historical aerial photography and maps
by Steven M. Bartell, Kym Rouse Campbell, Cathy J. Lewis, Joanna Burger - 52-77 Assessing ecological risks at US Department of Energy facilities using methods borrowed from landscape ecology and habitat suitability analysis. Part II. Adapting Habitat Suitability Index models and landscape-scale ecological models for use in ecologica
by Steven M. Bartell, Kym Rouse Campbell, Joanna Burger - 78-99 Governing biodiversity
by Catherine Mougenot, Marc Mormont - 100-160 Environment and trade: a review of issues and methods
by Haixiao Huang, Walter C. Labys
2001, Volume 1, Issue 3/4
- 250-263 The contribution of the UN Convention on the law of the non-navigational uses of international watercourses
by Stephen McCaffrey - 264-305 The customary international law of transboundary fresh waters
by Joseph W. Dellapenna - 306-328 Development of institutional frameworks for the management of transboundary water resources
by Nurit Kliot, Deborah Shmueli, Uri Shamir - 329-344 The Hungary-Slovakia Danube River dispute: implications for sustainable development and equitable utilization of natural resources in international law
by Bukhosi Fuyane, Ferenc Madai - 345-362 Managing transboundary water resources in the Aral Sea Basin: in search of a solution
by Sergei Vinogradov, Vance P.E. Langford
2001, Volume 1, Issue 2
- 130-149 Integrating climate change and sustainable development
by John B. Robinson, Deborah Herbert - 150-162 Development patterns in the North and their implications for climate change
by Wolfgang Sachs - 163-174 How do developments in the South affect climate change?
by Leena Srivastava, Sharmila B. Srikanth - 175-202 Climate change, poverty, and intragenerational equity: the national level
by Steve Rayner, Elizabeth L. Malone - 203-222 Climate change, rights of future generations and intergenerational equity: an in-expert exploration of a dark and cloudy path
by Irving Mintzer, David Michel - 223-240 Decision analysis for climate change: development, equity and sustainability concerns
by Ferenc L. Toth
2001, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 1-12 Implementing environmental commitments in liberalised energy markets
by Robert Priddle - 13-55 Sustainable development and climate change: applying the sustainomics transdisciplinary meta-framework
by Mohan Munasinghe - 73-86 An estimation of the social benefits of preserving biodiversity
by Brigitte Desaigues, Dominique Ami - 104-121 Grounds for regulation and intervention in environmental matters: view of environmental and ecological economics
by Roberto Fernandez Gago, Federico Marbella Sanchez