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Table of contents of journal: *Ecological economics

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SCIENTIFIC METHODOLOGY FOR ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS
Authors: TACCONI L
Citation: L. Tacconi, SCIENTIFIC METHODOLOGY FOR ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS, Ecological economics, 27(1), 1998, pp. 91-105
INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY - TOWARDS CLOSING THE MATERIALS CYCLE - AYRES,RU, AYRES,LW
Authors: HERENDEEN RA
Citation: Ra. Herendeen, INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY - TOWARDS CLOSING THE MATERIALS CYCLE - AYRES,RU, AYRES,LW, Ecological economics, 27(1), 1998, pp. 107-108
MATERIAL CONCERNS - POLLUTION PROFIT AND QUALITY-OF-LIFE - JACKSON,T
Authors: VANDENBELT M
Citation: M. Vandenbelt, MATERIAL CONCERNS - POLLUTION PROFIT AND QUALITY-OF-LIFE - JACKSON,T, Ecological economics, 27(1), 1998, pp. 108-109
ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES IN AMERICAN CULTURE - KEMPTON,W, BOSTER,JS, HARTLEY,JA
Authors: FOLKE C
Citation: C. Folke, ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES IN AMERICAN CULTURE - KEMPTON,W, BOSTER,JS, HARTLEY,JA, Ecological economics, 27(1), 1998, pp. 109-110
THE FORGOTTEN POLLINATORS - BUCHMAN,S, NABHAN,GP
Authors: BENGTSSON J
Citation: J. Bengtsson, THE FORGOTTEN POLLINATORS - BUCHMAN,S, NABHAN,GP, Ecological economics, 27(1), 1998, pp. 110-111
BIOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC FOUNDATIONS OF RENEWABLE RESOURCE EXPLOITATION
Authors: REGEV U GUTIERREZ AP SCHREIBER SJ ZILBERMAN D
Citation: U. Regev et al., BIOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC FOUNDATIONS OF RENEWABLE RESOURCE EXPLOITATION, Ecological economics, 26(3), 1998, pp. 227-242
DEFINING SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Authors: MUSTERS CJM DEGRAAF HJ TERKEURS WJ
Citation: Cjm. Musters et al., DEFINING SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, Ecological economics, 26(3), 1998, pp. 243-258
POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC-INEQUALITY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Authors: SCRUGGS LA
Citation: La. Scruggs, POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC-INEQUALITY AND THE ENVIRONMENT, Ecological economics, 26(3), 1998, pp. 259-275
WEAK COMPARABILITY OF VALUES AS A FOUNDATION FOR ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS
Authors: MARTINEZALIER J MUNDA G ONEILL J
Citation: J. Martinezalier et al., WEAK COMPARABILITY OF VALUES AS A FOUNDATION FOR ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS, Ecological economics, 26(3), 1998, pp. 277-286
VALUE OF EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF REFORESTATION IN THAILAND
Authors: NISKANEN A
Citation: A. Niskanen, VALUE OF EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF REFORESTATION IN THAILAND, Ecological economics, 26(3), 1998, pp. 287-297
AN APPROACH TO SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT IN SOUTHERN AFRICA USING NATURAL-RESOURCE ACCOUNTS - THE EXPERIENCE IN NAMIBIA
Authors: LANGE GM
Citation: Gm. Lange, AN APPROACH TO SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT IN SOUTHERN AFRICA USING NATURAL-RESOURCE ACCOUNTS - THE EXPERIENCE IN NAMIBIA, Ecological economics, 26(3), 1998, pp. 299-311
SPECIES CONSERVATION AND THE PRINCIPAL-AGENT PROBLEM
Authors: MOYLE B
Citation: B. Moyle, SPECIES CONSERVATION AND THE PRINCIPAL-AGENT PROBLEM, Ecological economics, 26(3), 1998, pp. 313-320
THE NITROGEN ABATEMENT COST IN WETLANDS
Authors: BYSTROM O
Citation: O. Bystrom, THE NITROGEN ABATEMENT COST IN WETLANDS, Ecological economics, 26(3), 1998, pp. 321-331
THE COMING OIL CRISIS - CAMPBELL,J
Authors: WATTS KEF
Citation: Kef. Watts, THE COMING OIL CRISIS - CAMPBELL,J, Ecological economics, 26(3), 1998, pp. 333-335
ZERO POLLUTION FOR INDUSTRY - WASTE MINIMIZATION THROUGH INDUSTRIAL-COMPLEXES - NELSON,L
Authors: VANDENBELT M
Citation: M. Vandenbelt, ZERO POLLUTION FOR INDUSTRY - WASTE MINIMIZATION THROUGH INDUSTRIAL-COMPLEXES - NELSON,L, Ecological economics, 26(3), 1998, pp. 335-336
ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT - THEORY, METHODS AND APPLICATIONS - VANDENBERGH,JCJM, ELGAR,E
Authors: DRAGUN AK
Citation: Ak. Dragun, ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT - THEORY, METHODS AND APPLICATIONS - VANDENBERGH,JCJM, ELGAR,E, Ecological economics, 26(3), 1998, pp. 336-337
A SURVEY OF ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS - KRISHNAN,R, HARRIS,JM, GOODWIN,NR
Authors: DRAGUN AK
Citation: Ak. Dragun, A SURVEY OF ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS - KRISHNAN,R, HARRIS,JM, GOODWIN,NR, Ecological economics, 26(3), 1998, pp. 337-338
THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE-CHANGE ON US AGRICULTURE - A RESPONSE TO MENDELSSOHN ET-AL. (1994)
Authors: KAUFMANN RK
Citation: Rk. Kaufmann, THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE-CHANGE ON US AGRICULTURE - A RESPONSE TO MENDELSSOHN ET-AL. (1994), Ecological economics, 26(2), 1998, pp. 113-119
PLANNING FOR SUSTAINABILITY AS A LEARNING CONCEPT
Authors: MEPPEM T GILL R
Citation: T. Meppem et R. Gill, PLANNING FOR SUSTAINABILITY AS A LEARNING CONCEPT, Ecological economics, 26(2), 1998, pp. 121-137
THE RHETORICS OF ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS
Authors: LUKS F
Citation: F. Luks, THE RHETORICS OF ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS, Ecological economics, 26(2), 1998, pp. 139-149
ECONOMICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT - A CASE OF ETHICAL NEGLECT
Authors: JENKINS TN
Citation: Tn. Jenkins, ECONOMICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT - A CASE OF ETHICAL NEGLECT, Ecological economics, 26(2), 1998, pp. 151-163
THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT AND ECONOMIC VALUES - A COMPARISON OF FINES AND CONTINGENT VALUATION STUDIES
Authors: EAGLE JG BETTERS DR
Citation: Jg. Eagle et Dr. Betters, THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT AND ECONOMIC VALUES - A COMPARISON OF FINES AND CONTINGENT VALUATION STUDIES, Ecological economics, 26(2), 1998, pp. 165-171
THINKING IN TERMS OF SYSTEM HIERARCHIES AND VELOCITIES - WHAT MAKES DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE
Authors: KOHN J
Citation: J. Kohn, THINKING IN TERMS OF SYSTEM HIERARCHIES AND VELOCITIES - WHAT MAKES DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE, Ecological economics, 26(2), 1998, pp. 173-187
ECO-THERMODYNAMICS - ECONOMICS AND THE SECOND LAW
Authors: AYRES RU
Citation: Ru. Ayres, ECO-THERMODYNAMICS - ECONOMICS AND THE SECOND LAW, Ecological economics, 26(2), 1998, pp. 189-209
MEASURING HETEROGENEOUS PREFERENCES FOR PRESERVING FARMLAND AND OPEN SPACE
Authors: KLINE J WICHELNS D
Citation: J. Kline et D. Wichelns, MEASURING HETEROGENEOUS PREFERENCES FOR PRESERVING FARMLAND AND OPEN SPACE, Ecological economics, 26(2), 1998, pp. 211-224
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