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The International Journal of Sustainable Development and World Ecology is now in its twelfth year and has proved to be an exciting forum for understanding and advancing our knowledge of sustainable development. It is an interdisciplinary journal and has covered biological, environmental, sociological, political, geographic, economic and legal aspects of this complex area, with in-depth analysis of specific problems and overviews of the meaning of sustainable development. It aims to examine topical and important issues and so provide stimulating and, at times, controversial reading.

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Volume 14, Number 5, October 2007
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The foundations of a multi-criteria evaluation methodology for assessing sustainability
pp. 437-449(13)
Authors: Adams, M.A.; Ghaly, A.E.

Factors influencing prices of medicinal

plants traded in the Lowveld, South

Africa
pp. 450-469(20)
Authors: Botha, Jenny; Witkowski, E.D.T.F.; Shackleton, Charlie M.

Contrasting visions of food and farming

sustainability: NGOs versus the UK

Labour government
pp. 470-484(15)
Author: Johnson, Richard Brent

Land-use dynamics and flood risk in the hinterland of the Pearl River Delta: The case of Foshan City
pp. 485-492(8)
Authors: Zhang, Hao; Wang, Xiang-rong

Ecological footprint and biological

capacity time series assessment for a

forest region in northeastern China
pp. 493-502(10)
Authors: Liu, Miao; Hu, Yuanman; Li, Xiuzhen; He, Hong S.; Xu, Chonggang; Zhang, Wei

Malaysian households' drinking water

practices: A case study
pp. 503-510(8)
Authors: Aini, M.S.; Fakhrul-Razi, A.; Mumtazah, O.; Chen, J.C. Meow

Carbon discharge through municipal solid waste in Haikou, China
pp. 511-519(9)
Authors: Luo, Tingwen; Ouyang, Zhiyun; Wang, Xiaoke; Li, Weifeng; Xu, Weihua

Decentralization and people's participation in conservation: a comparative study from the Western Terai of Nepal
pp. 520-531(12)
Authors: Baral, Nabin; Heinen, Joel T.

Perceptions of incentives for

participation: insights from joint forest

management in India
pp. 532-542(11)
Author: Kumar, Chetan

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