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Table of contents of journal: *Global environmental change

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SECURITY RISKS OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGES
Authors: SWART R
Citation: R. Swart, SECURITY RISKS OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGES, Global environmental change, 6(3), 1996, pp. 187-192
THE REALITY OF IMPLEMENTING AN INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION - NATIONAL GREENHOUSE-GAS INVENTORIES IN DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES
Authors: PRICE MF
Citation: Mf. Price, THE REALITY OF IMPLEMENTING AN INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION - NATIONAL GREENHOUSE-GAS INVENTORIES IN DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES, Global environmental change, 6(3), 1996, pp. 193-203
CLIMATE-CHANGE AND AGRICULTURE IN CHINA
Authors: SMIT B CAI YL
Citation: B. Smit et Yl. Cai, CLIMATE-CHANGE AND AGRICULTURE IN CHINA, Global environmental change, 6(3), 1996, pp. 205-214
RATIONALIZING ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES - A COMPARISON OF LAY PUBLICS IN THE UK AND THE NETHERLANDS
Authors: HARRISON CM BURGESS J FILIUS P
Citation: Cm. Harrison et al., RATIONALIZING ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES - A COMPARISON OF LAY PUBLICS IN THE UK AND THE NETHERLANDS, Global environmental change, 6(3), 1996, pp. 215-234
TNCS AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE - A REVIEW OF THE UN BENCHMARK CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY
Authors: ROBBINS P
Citation: P. Robbins, TNCS AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE - A REVIEW OF THE UN BENCHMARK CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY, Global environmental change, 6(3), 1996, pp. 235-244
INSTITUTIONS FOR GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE
Authors: ORIORDAN T JORDAN A
Citation: T. Oriordan et A. Jordan, INSTITUTIONS FOR GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE, Global environmental change, 6(3), 1996, pp. 245-245
PROTECTING THE EARTHS OZONE-LAYER
Authors: KRUEGER JP ROWLANDS IH
Citation: Jp. Krueger et Ih. Rowlands, PROTECTING THE EARTHS OZONE-LAYER, Global environmental change, 6(3), 1996, pp. 245-247
POSTMODERNISM AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE
Authors: BLAIKIE PM
Citation: Pm. Blaikie, POSTMODERNISM AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE, Global environmental change, 6(2), 1996, pp. 81-85
EXERCISES IN HEDGING AGAINST EXTREME CONSEQUENCES OF GLOBAL CHANGE AND THE EXPECTED VALUE OF INFORMATION
Authors: YOHE G
Citation: G. Yohe, EXERCISES IN HEDGING AGAINST EXTREME CONSEQUENCES OF GLOBAL CHANGE AND THE EXPECTED VALUE OF INFORMATION, Global environmental change, 6(2), 1996, pp. 87-101
GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY PRIORITIES - A COST-EFFECTIVENESS INDEX FOR INVESTMENTS
Authors: MORAN D PEARCE D WENDELAAR A
Citation: D. Moran et al., GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY PRIORITIES - A COST-EFFECTIVENESS INDEX FOR INVESTMENTS, Global environmental change, 6(2), 1996, pp. 103-119
UNCERTAINTY IN PERSPECTIVE
Authors: VANASSELT MBA ROTMANS J
Citation: Mba. Vanasselt et J. Rotmans, UNCERTAINTY IN PERSPECTIVE, Global environmental change, 6(2), 1996, pp. 121-157
PERCEIVED ECOLOGICAL RISKS OF GLOBAL CHANGE - A PSYCHOMETRIC COMPARISON OF CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES
Authors: MCDANIELS T AXELROD LJ SLOVIC P
Citation: T. Mcdaniels et al., PERCEIVED ECOLOGICAL RISKS OF GLOBAL CHANGE - A PSYCHOMETRIC COMPARISON OF CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES, Global environmental change, 6(2), 1996, pp. 159-171
DREAMLAND OF WASTE - TOKYO WASTE MANAGEMENT IN TIMES OF LAND SHORTAGE
Authors: KUEHR R
Citation: R. Kuehr, DREAMLAND OF WASTE - TOKYO WASTE MANAGEMENT IN TIMES OF LAND SHORTAGE, Global environmental change, 6(2), 1996, pp. 173-175
THE CONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY
Authors: BRAGDON S
Citation: S. Bragdon, THE CONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY, Global environmental change, 6(2), 1996, pp. 177-179
INSTITUTIONS FOR GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE
Authors: ORIORDAN T JORDAN A
Citation: T. Oriordan et A. Jordan, INSTITUTIONS FOR GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE, Global environmental change, 6(2), 1996, pp. 177-177
WHAT IS A DANGEROUS CLIMATE-CHANGE
Authors: PARRY ML CARTER TR HULME M
Citation: Ml. Parry et al., WHAT IS A DANGEROUS CLIMATE-CHANGE, Global environmental change, 6(1), 1996, pp. 1-6
ADJUSTING TO CLIMATE-CHANGE IN THE LOWER MEKONG
Authors: JACOBS JW
Citation: Jw. Jacobs, ADJUSTING TO CLIMATE-CHANGE IN THE LOWER MEKONG, Global environmental change, 6(1), 1996, pp. 7-22
CLIMATIC RISKS AND RATIONAL ACTORS
Authors: JAEGER CC KASEMIR B
Citation: Cc. Jaeger et B. Kasemir, CLIMATIC RISKS AND RATIONAL ACTORS, Global environmental change, 6(1), 1996, pp. 23-36
CHEATGRASS (BROMUS-TECTORUM L) DOMINANCE IN THE GREAT-BASIN DESERT - HISTORY, PERSISTENCE, AND INFLUENCES TO HUMAN ACTIVITIES
Authors: KNAPP PA
Citation: Pa. Knapp, CHEATGRASS (BROMUS-TECTORUM L) DOMINANCE IN THE GREAT-BASIN DESERT - HISTORY, PERSISTENCE, AND INFLUENCES TO HUMAN ACTIVITIES, Global environmental change, 6(1), 1996, pp. 37-52
HELPING THE EARTH BEGINS AT HOME - THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF SOCIOENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Authors: HINCHLIFFE S
Citation: S. Hinchliffe, HELPING THE EARTH BEGINS AT HOME - THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF SOCIOENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES, Global environmental change, 6(1), 1996, pp. 53-62
INSTITUTIONS FOR GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE
Authors: OLSON MH
Citation: Mh. Olson, INSTITUTIONS FOR GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE, Global environmental change, 6(1), 1996, pp. 63-65
START - THE ROAD FROM BELLAGIO
Authors: FUCHS RJ
Citation: Rj. Fuchs, START - THE ROAD FROM BELLAGIO, Global environmental change, 5(5), 1995, pp. 397-404
THE EQUITABLE INTERNATIONAL ALLOCATION OF TRADABLE CARBON EMISSION PERMITS
Authors: BECKERMAN W PASEK J
Citation: W. Beckerman et J. Pasek, THE EQUITABLE INTERNATIONAL ALLOCATION OF TRADABLE CARBON EMISSION PERMITS, Global environmental change, 5(5), 1995, pp. 405-413
CREATING A GLOBAL WARMING IMPLEMENTATION REGIME
Authors: HARVEY LDD
Citation: Ldd. Harvey, CREATING A GLOBAL WARMING IMPLEMENTATION REGIME, Global environmental change, 5(5), 1995, pp. 415-432
METHANE EMBODIED IN THE INTERNATIONAL-TRADE OF COMMODITIES - IMPLICATIONS FOR GLOBAL EMISSIONS
Authors: SUBAK S
Citation: S. Subak, METHANE EMBODIED IN THE INTERNATIONAL-TRADE OF COMMODITIES - IMPLICATIONS FOR GLOBAL EMISSIONS, Global environmental change, 5(5), 1995, pp. 433-446
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