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Authors:
SIDDIQI TA
Citation: Ta. Siddiqi, ENERGY INEQUITIES WITHIN DEVELOPING-COUNTRIES - AN IMPORTANT CONCERN IN THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE DEBATE, Global environmental change, 5(5), 1995, pp. 447-454
Authors:
TOULMIN C
Citation: C. Toulmin, COMBATING DESERTIFICATION BY CONVENTIONAL MEANS, Global environmental change, 5(5), 1995, pp. 455-457
Authors:
BROOKFIELD H
Citation: H. Brookfield, PLEC AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE (THIS SPECIAL ISSUE) - INTRODUCTION, Global environmental change, 5(4), 1995, pp. 263-266
Authors:
UITTO JI
Citation: Ji. Uitto, POPULATION, LAND MANAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE - THE GENESIS OFPLEC WITHIN THE UNITED-NATIONS UNIVERSITY PROGRAM, Global environmental change, 5(4), 1995, pp. 267-271
Authors:
GUO HJ
PADOCH C
Citation: Hj. Guo et C. Padoch, PATTERNS AND MANAGEMENT OF AGROFORESTRY SYSTEMS IN YUNNAN - AN APPROACH TO UPLAND RURAL-DEVELOPMENT, Global environmental change, 5(4), 1995, pp. 273-279
Authors:
KIOME RM
STOCKING M
Citation: Rm. Kiome et M. Stocking, RATIONALITY OF FARMER PERCEPTION OF SOIL-EROSION - THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SOIL CONSERVATION IN SEMIARID KENYA, Global environmental change, 5(4), 1995, pp. 281-295
Authors:
ALLEN BJ
BOURKE RM
HIDE RL
Citation: Bj. Allen et al., THE SUSTAINABILITY OF PAPUA-NEW-GUINEA AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS - THE CONCEPTUAL BACKGROUND, Global environmental change, 5(4), 1995, pp. 297-312
Authors:
RERKASEM K
RERKASEM B
Citation: K. Rerkasem et B. Rerkasem, MONTANE MAINLAND SOUTH-EAST ASIA - AGROECOSYSTEMS IN TRANSITION, Global environmental change, 5(4), 1995, pp. 313-322
Authors:
HIRAOKA M
Citation: M. Hiraoka, LAND-USE CHANGES IN THE AMAZON ESTUARY, Global environmental change, 5(4), 1995, pp. 323-336
Authors:
AWUMBILA M
MOMSEN JH
Citation: M. Awumbila et Jh. Momsen, GENDER AND THE ENVIRONMENT - WOMENS TIME USE AS A MEASURE OF ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE, Global environmental change, 5(4), 1995, pp. 337-346
Authors:
OHTSUKA R
INAOKA T
UMEZAKI M
NAKADA N
ABE T
Citation: R. Ohtsuka et al., LONG-TERM SUBSISTENCE ADAPTATION TO THE DIVERSIFIED PAPUA-NEW-GUINEA ENVIRONMENT - HUMAN ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENTS AND PROSPECTS, Global environmental change, 5(4), 1995, pp. 347-353
Authors:
GYASI E
AGYEPONG GT
ARDAYFIOSCHANDORF E
ENUKWESI L
NABILA JS
OWUSUBENNOAH E
Citation: E. Gyasi et al., PRODUCTION PRESSURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE IN THE FOREST-SAVANNA ZONE OF SOUTHERN GHANA, Global environmental change, 5(4), 1995, pp. 355-366
Authors:
MILLETTE TL
TULADHAR AR
KASPERSON RE
TURNER BL
Citation: Tl. Millette et al., THE USE AND LIMITS OF REMOTE-SENSING FOR ANALYZING ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL-CHANGE IN THE HIMALAYAN-MIDDLE-MOUNTAINS-OF-NEPAL, Global environmental change, 5(4), 1995, pp. 367-380
Authors:
BROOKFIELD H
Citation: H. Brookfield, POSTSCRIPT - THE POPULATION-ENVIRONMENT NEXUS AND PLEC, Global environmental change, 5(4), 1995, pp. 381-393
Authors:
MOSS RH
Citation: Rh. Moss, THE IPCC, POLICY RELEVANT (NOT DRIVEN) SCIENTIFIC ASSESSMENT - A COMMENT ON CHRISTIANSEN,SONJA,BOEHMER - GLOBAL CLIMATE PROTECTION POLICY -THE LIMITS OF SCIENTIFIC ADVICE, Global environmental change, 5(3), 1995, pp. 171-174
Authors:
SHACKLEY S
SKODVIN T
Citation: S. Shackley et T. Skodvin, IPCC GAZING AND THE INTERPRETATIVE SOCIAL-SCIENCES - A COMMENT ON CHRISTIANSEN,SONJA,BOEHMER - GLOBAL CLIMATE PROTECTION POLICY - THE LIMITS OF SCIENTIFIC ADVICE, Global environmental change, 5(3), 1995, pp. 175-180
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CUTTER SL
Citation: Sl. Cutter, THE FORGOTTEN CASUALTIES - WOMEN, CHILDREN, AND ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE, Global environmental change, 5(3), 1995, pp. 181-194
Authors:
MARTENS WJM
JETTEN TH
ROTMANS J
NIESSEN LW
Citation: Wjm. Martens et al., CLIMATE-CHANGE AND VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES - A GLOBAL MODELING PERSPECTIVE, Global environmental change, 5(3), 1995, pp. 195-209
Authors:
SUNDERLIN WD
Citation: Wd. Sunderlin, GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE, SOCIOLOGY, AND PARADIGM ISOLATION, Global environmental change, 5(3), 1995, pp. 211-220
Authors:
MIKLAS MP
NORWINE J
DEWISPELARE AR
HERREN LT
CLEMEN RT
Citation: Mp. Miklas et al., FUTURE CLIMATE AT YUCCA-MOUNTAIN, NEVADA PROPOSED HIGH-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE-WASTE REPOSITORY, Global environmental change, 5(3), 1995, pp. 221-234
Authors:
ROWLANDS IH
Citation: Ih. Rowlands, EXPLAINING NATIONAL CLIMATE-CHANGE POLICIES, Global environmental change, 5(3), 1995, pp. 235-249
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BIGG T
Citation: T. Bigg, THE UN COMMISSION ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT - A NONGOVERNMENTAL PERSPECTIVE, Global environmental change, 5(3), 1995, pp. 251-253
Authors:
ORIORDAN T
JORDAN A
Citation: T. Oriordan et A. Jordan, INSTITUTIONS FOR GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL-CHANGE, Global environmental change, 5(3), 1995, pp. 251-251
Authors:
MUNSON A
Citation: A. Munson, SHOULD A BIOSAFETY PROTOCOL BE NEGOTIATED AS PART OF THE BIODIVERSITYCONVENTION (VOL 5, PG 1, 1995), Global environmental change, 5(3), 1995, pp. 255-255
Authors:
LOFSTEDT RE
Citation: Re. Lofstedt, WHY ARE PUBLIC PERCEPTION STUDIES ON THE ENVIRONMENT IGNORED, Global environmental change, 5(2), 1995, pp. 83-85