Ecological Economics

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  Año 2015, Número 117

  • Linking ecological data and economics to estimate the total economic value of improving water quality by reducing nutrients

    Nanette M. Nelson, John Loomis, Paul M. Jakus, Mary J. Kealy, Nicholas von Stackelburg, Jeff Ostermiller

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    págs. 1-9

    

  • Between economic loss and social identity: : The multi-dimensional cost of avoiding deforestation in eastern madagascar

    Sébastien Desbureaux, Laura Brimont

    • Resumen

    págs. 10-20

    

  • Tourists' preferences for congestion, residents' welfare and the ecosystems in a national park

    Carmelo Javier León González, Javier de León, Jorge E. Araña, Matías M. González Hernández

    • Resumen

    págs. 21-29

    

  • The building blocks of international ecological footprint inequality: : A regression-based decomposition

    Jordi Teixidó-Figueras, Juan Antonio Duro Moreno

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    págs. 30-39

    

  • Assessing environmental dependence using asset and income measures: : Evidence from nepal

    Lindy Charlery, Solomon Zena Walelign

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    págs. 40-48

    

  • Estimating the genuine progress indicator (gpi) for brazil from 1970 to 2010

    Daniel Caixeta Andrade, Junior Ruiz Garcia

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    págs. 49-56

    

  • Investigating policy and r&d effects on environmental innovation: : A meta-analysis

    Claudia Ghisetti, Federico Pontoni

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    págs. 57-66

    

  • An institutional analysis of payment for environmental services on collectively managed lands in ecuador

    Tanya Hayes, Felipe Murtinho, Hendrik Wolff

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    págs. 81-89

    

  • Crop choice as climate change adaptation: : Evidence from bangladesh

    Shaikh Moniruzzaman

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    págs. 90-98

    

  • Capabilities as justice: : Analysing the acceptability of payments for ecosystem services (pes) through ‘social multi-criteria evaluation’

    Vijay Kolinjivadi, Gonzalo Gamboa Jiménez, Jan Adamowski, Nicolas Kosoy

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    págs. 99-113

    

  • Adapting institutions: : Exploring climate adaptation through institutional economics and set relations

    Matteo Roggero

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    págs. 114-122

    

  • Exploring socioeconomic drivers of environmental pressure on the city level: : The case study of chongqing in china

    Yadong Yu, Hongtao Ren, Ali Kharrazi, Tieju Ma, Bing Zhu

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    págs. 123-131

    

  • Economy-wide rebound effects for non-energetic raw materials

    Matthias Pfaff, Christian Sartorius

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    págs. 132-139

    

  • Towards integrated social–ecological sustainability indicators: : Exploring the contribution and gaps in existing global data

    Odirilwe Selomane, Belinda Reyers, Reinette Biggs, Heather Tallis, Stephen Polasky

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    págs. 140-146

    

  • Walk in my shoes: : Nudging for empathy conservation

    Natalia V. Czap, Hans J. Czap, Gary D. Lynne, Mark E. Burbach

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    págs. 147-158

    

  • Landowner preferences for agri-environmental agreements to conserve the montado ecosystem in portugal

    Rui Santos, Pedro Clemente, Roy Brouwer, Paula Antunes, Rute Pinto

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    págs. 159-167

    

  • Revealing ecological processes or imposing social rationalities? the politics of bounding and measuring ecosystem services

    Marc Tadaki, Will Allen, Jim Sinner

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    págs. 168-176

    

  • The main characteristics of urban socio-ecological trajectories: : Paris (france) from the 18th to the 20th century

    Sabine Barles

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    págs. 177-185

    

  • Public preferences for carbon tax attributes

    Z.Eylem Gevrek, Ayse Uyduranoglu

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    págs. 186-197

    

  • Sustainability labels on coffee: : Consumer preferences, willingness-to-pay and visual attention to attributes

    Ellen J. Van Loo, Vincenzina Caputo, Rodolfo M. Nayga Jr., Han-Seok Seo, Baoyue Zhang, Wim Verbeke

    • Resumen

    págs. 215-225