Ecological Economics

I=PAT or I=PBAT?
pp. 3-3(1)
Author: Diesendorf M.

The contemporary European copper cycle: introduction
pp. 5-7(3)
Author: Graedel T.E.

The contemporary European copper cycle: The characterization of technological copper cycles
pp. 9-26(18)
Authors: Graedel T.E.; Bertram M.; Fuse K.; Gordon R.B.; Lifset R.; Rechberger H.; Spatari S.

The contemporary European copper cycle: 1 year stocks and flows
pp. 27-42(16)
Authors: Spatari S.; Bertram M.; Fuse K.; Graedel T.E.; Rechberger H.

The contemporary European copper cycle: waste management subsystem
pp. 43-57(15)
Authors: Bertram M.; Graedel T.E.; Rechberger H.; Spatari S.

The contemporary European copper cycle: statistical entropy analysis
pp. 59-72(14)
Authors: Rechberger H.; Graedel T.E.

Are the economic costs of stabilising the atmosphere prohibitive?
pp. 73-80(8)
Authors: Azar C.; Schneider S.H.

Economics, ecology-based communities, and sustainability
pp. 81-87(7)
Author: Walter G.R.

Dualism and sustainability
pp. 89-99(11)
Author: Hamilton C.

Labor supply and the double-dividend
pp. 101-106(6)
Author: Goodstein E.

Environmental tax reform: efficiency and political feasibility
pp. 107-116(10)
Authors: Felder S.; Schleiniger R.

Successful transfer of environmentally sound technologies for greenhouse gas mitigation: a framework for matching the needs of developing countries
pp. 117-129(13)
Author: Ramanathan R.

Identifying public preferences for land preservation using the analytic hierarchy process
pp. 131-145(15)
Authors: Duke J.M.; Aull-Hyde R.

The transferability of benefit transfer: contingent valuation of water quality improvements in Costa Rica
pp. 147-164(18)
Author: Barton D.N.

The trade in babirusas and wild pigs in North Sulawesi, Indonesia
pp. 165-183(19)
Authors: Milner-Gulland E.J.; Clayton L.

Consumption patterns and their effects on land required for food
pp. 185-199(15)
Authors: Gerbens-Leenes P.W.; Nonhebel S.

Explaining changes in global sulfur emissions: an econometric decomposition approach
pp. 201-220(20)
Author: Stern D.I.

An ecological economic simulation model of a non-selective grazing system in the Nama Karoo, South Africa
pp. 221-242(22)
Authors: Beukes P.C.; Cowling R.M.; Higgins S.I.

Resource-based sustainability indicators: Chase County, Kansas, as example
pp. 243-257(15)
Authors: Herendeen R.A.; Wildermuth T.

Material substitution and path dependence: empirical evidence on the substitution of copper for aluminum
pp. 259-271(13)
Author: Messner F.

Willing consumers-or locked-in? Policies for a sustainable consumption
pp. 273-287(15)
Author: Sanne C.

Value of recreational fishing in the Brazilian Pantanal: a travel cost analysis using count data models
pp. 289-299(11)
Authors: Shrestha R.K.; Seidl A.F.; Moraes A.S.

On the joint determination of biological and economic systems
pp. 301-311(11)
Authors: Settle C.; Crocker T.D.; Shogren J.F.

Targeting conservation efforts in the presence of threshold effects and ecosystem linkages
pp. 313-331(19)
Authors: Wu J.; Skelton-Groth K.

An EKC-pattern in historical perspective: carbon dioxide emissions, technology, fuel prices and growth in Sweden 1870-1997
pp. 333-347(15)
Author: Lindmark M.