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July 2019, Volume 62, Issue 9
- 1501-1524 Ecosystem services approach for sustainable governance in a brackish water lagoon used for aquaculture
by Mattias Gaglio & Mattia Lanzoni & Giovanni Nobili & Diego Viviani & Giuseppe Castaldelli & Elisa Anna Fano - 1525-1544 How “wide green dikes” were reintroduced in The Netherlands: a case study of the uptake of an innovative measure in long-term strategic delta planning
by Jantsje M. Van Loon-Steensma & Pier Vellinga - 1545-1561 Navigating the bureaucracy: an analysis of implementation feasibility for the Mekong Delta Plan, Vietnam
by Dorien Korbee & Nguyen Hong Quan & Leon Hermans & Phi Ho Long - 1562-1582 Reconstructing the impasse in the transfer of delta plans: evaluating the translation of Dutch water management strategies to Jakarta, Indonesia
by Ellen Minkman & Peter Letitre & Arwin van Buuren - 1583-1602 Making waves in the Mekong Delta: recognizing the work and the actors behind the transfer of Dutch delta planning expertise
by Shahnoor Hasan & Jaap Evers & Arjen Zegwaard & Margreet Zwarteveen - 1603-1618 Farmer adoptability for livelihood transformations in the Mekong Delta: a case in Ben Tre province
by Hong Quan Nguyen & Dorien Korbee & Huu Loc Ho & Jacob Weger & Phan Thi Thanh Hoa & Nguyen Thi Thanh Duyen & Pham Dang Manh Hong Luan & Thi Tang Luu & Dang Ho Phuong Thao & Ngo Thi Thu Trang & Leon Hermans & Jaap Evers & Andrew Wyatt & Xuan Quang Chau Nguyen & Ho Long Phi - 1619-1635 Assessing the adaptive capacity of farmers under the impact of saltwater intrusion in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta
by Nguyen Xuan Hoan & Dao Nguyen Khoi & Luu Duc Trung - 1636-1653 A framework to assess the performance of participatory planning tools for strategic delta planning
by J. Evers & W. Douven & J. Van der Stroom & S. Hasan & C. Seijger & H.L. Phi - 1654-1674 A synthesis on strategic delta planning in action: wishful thinking, vested practices and unexpected changes
by Chris Seijger & Gerardo E. van Halsema & Dorien Korbee
July 2019, Volume 62, Issue 8
- 1287-1305 Regulation of air pollution from wood-burning stoves
by Thomas B. Bjørner & Jørgen Brandt & Lars Gårn Hansen & Marianne Nygaard Källstrøm - 1306-1320 Does zonation and accessibility of wetlands influence human presence and mediate wildlife disturbance?
by Patrick-Jean Guay & Wouter F.D. Van Dongen & Emily M. McLeod & Desley A. Whisson & Huy Quan Vu & Hua Wang & Michael A. Weston - 1321-1338 Integrating environmental sustainability into strategic spatial planning: the importance of management
by Sara Gustafsson & Brita Hermelin & Lukas Smas - 1339-1358 “We want to know where the line is”: comparing current planning for future sea-level rise with three core principles of robust decision support approaches
by Annika Carlsson Kanyama & Per Wikman‐Svahn & Karin Mossberg Sonnek - 1359-1376 When the wind blows: spatial spillover effects of urban air pollution in China
by Xiaoguang Chen & Jingjing Ye - 1377-1401 Understanding barriers to green infrastructure policy and stormwater management in the City of Toronto: a shift from grey to green or policy layering and conversion?
by Carolyn M. Johns - 1402-1419 When West–East planning policy advice fails to gain traction
by Dorina Pojani & Dominic Stead - 1420-1445 Understanding the mining-local governance nexus – a Ghanaian case study
by Joana Ngninnong-me Guo - 1446-1464 Climate proofing social housing in the Netherlands: toward mainstreaming?
by Daan Boezeman & Thijs de Vries - 1465-1488 Investigating the impacts of the EU ETS emission rights on airline environmental efficiency via a Network Environmental SBM model
by Qiang Cui & Ye Li
June 2019, Volume 62, Issue 7
- 1109-1132 International experiences with opposition to wind energy siting decisions: lessons for environmental and social appraisal
by Matthew Cashmore & David Rudolph & Sanne Vammen Larsen & Helle Nielsen - 1133-1148 A management perspective to using Public Participation GIS in planning for visitor use in national parks
by Miisa Pietilä & Nora Fagerholm - 1149-1165 Landscape and heritage: ideas from Europe for culturally based solutions in rural environments
by Graham Fairclough - 1166-1184 Characterization of evolution and dissemination of ISO 14001 in countries and economic sectors in Europe
by Jean Marcel Sousa Lira & Eduardo Gomes Salgado & Luiz Alberto Beijo - 1185-1204 Location optimization of municipal solid waste considering health, safety, environmental, and economic factors
by Ali Azadeh & Kimia Ahmadzadeh & Hossein Eslami - 1205-1226 Urban dispersion and economic crisis: empirical evidence from a Mediterranean region
by Luca Salvati - 1227-1248 Going to waste? The potential impacts on nature conservation and cultural heritage from resource recovery on former mineral extraction sites in England and Wales
by Danielle Sinnett - 1249-1268 What drives household recovery after disasters? A case study of New York City after 2012 Hurricane Sandy
by Divya Chandrasekhar & Robin Rothfeder & Yu Xiao & Donovan Finn - 1269-1286 Heritage narratives for landscapes on the rural–urban fringe in the Midwestern United States
by John Strauser & William P. Stewart & Nicole M. Evans & Lorraine Stamberger & Carena J. van Riper
May 2019, Volume 62, Issue 6
- 921-938 Distributing power? Community energy projects' experiences of planning, policy and incumbents in the devolved nations of Scotland and Wales
by Sioned Haf & Karen Parkhill & Morag McDonald & Gareth Griffiths - 939-959 Sustainability Appraisal in neighbourhood planning in England
by Xinzhi Yu & Thomas B Fischer - 960-978 Social consequences associated with the use of various optimization methods in the protection of air quality
by Jacek Żeliński & Jolanta Telenga-Kopyczyńska - 979-1000 Managing uncertainties through scenario analysis in strategic environmental assessment
by Fatemeh Khosravi & Urmila Jha-Thakur - 1001-1018 Advancing voluntary chemical governance? The case of the Swedish textile industry dialogue
by Patrik Hall & Erik Hysing - 1019-1044 An analysis of university sustainability reports from the GRI database: an examination of influential variables
by Manuel Larrán Jorge & Francisco Javier Andrades Peña & Jesús Herrera Madueño - 1045-1064 Who participates in conservation initiatives? Case studies in six rural communities of Mexico
by María Elena Méndez-López & Eduardo García-Frapolli & Isabel Ruíz-Mallén & Luciana Porter-Bolland & María Consuelo Sánchez-González & Victoria Reyes-García - 1065-1088 Mapping vulnerability to extreme heat events: lessons from metropolitan Chicago
by Bev Wilson & Arnab Chakraborty - 1089-1107 Assessing municipal-level governance responses to climate change in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
by S. Hlahla & A. Nel & T.R. Hill
April 2019, Volume 62, Issue 5
- 741-765 The role of scale in integrating climate change adaptation and mitigation in cities
by Mia Landauer & Sirkku Juhola & Johannes Klein - 766-778 A non-parametric distance-based method using all available indicators for integrated environmental assessment – a case study of the Mid-Atlantic Region, USA
by Liem T. Tran & Ryan McManamay & Hyun Kim - 779-796 Policy context as a factor of bias in the valuation of environmental goods – a dual-process theories perspective
by Ekaterina Nikitina - 797-817 Do people have a negative impression of government on polluted days? Evidence from Chinese Cities
by Qingling Shi & Feng Guo - 818-842 Complex dynamics in the uptake of new farming practices: a case study for organic waste application
by Anouschka Groeneveld & Martha Bakker & Jack Peerlings & Wim Heijman - 843-861 For what it's worth: evaluating revealed preferences for green certification
by Mallory E. Flowers & Daniel C. Matisoff & Douglas S. Noonan - 862-880 Implementing wildlife-management strategies into road infrastructure in southern Ontario: a critical success factors approach
by Kristin Elton & Michael Drescher - 881-900 Farmers’ risk preference and the adoption of risk management strategies in Northern Ghana
by Richard Kofi Asravor - 901-920 Plan integration for resilience scorecard: evaluating networks of plans in six US coastal cities
by Philip R. Berke & Matthew L. Malecha & Siyu Yu & Jaekyung Lee & Jaimie H. Masterson
March 2019, Volume 62, Issue 4
- 552-567 Assessing the value of pastoral farming in the Alps using choice experiments: evidence for public policies and management
by Chiara Mazzocchi & Guido Sali - 568-585 Using Public–Private Interplay to Climate-Proof Urban Planning? Critical Lessons from Developing a new Housing District in Karlstad, Sweden
by Sofie Storbjörk & Mattias Hjerpe & Erik Glaas - 586-610 Climate adaptation management and institutional erosion: insights from a major Canadian port
by Adolf K. Y. Ng & Jason Monios & Huiying Zhang - 611-625 Convergent validity between willingness to pay elicitation methods: an application to Grand Canyon whitewater boaters
by Christopher Neher & Lucas Bair & John Duffield & David Patterson & Katherine Neher - 626-646 Positive perceptions of green and open space as predictors of neighbourhood quality of life: implications for urban planning across the city region
by Owen Douglas & Paula Russell & Mark Scott - 647-670 Governance assessment of a protected area: the case of the Alde Feanen National Park
by Maia Lordkipanidze & Hans Bressers & Kris Lulofs - 671-691 A framework for assessing the accountability of local governance arrangements for adaptation to climate change
by Heleen Mees & Peter Driessen - 692-716 Combining theory and wisdom in pragmatic, scenario-based decision support for sustainable development
by Megan Davenport & Marion Delport & James Nelson Blignaut & Tanja Hichert & Gerhard van der Burgh - 717-740 Computer and mobile phone waste in urban India: an analysis from the perspectives of public perception, consumption and disposal behaviour
by Anwesha Borthakur & Madhav Govind
February 2019, Volume 62, Issue 3
- 365-373 Special section: advancing the role of cities in climate governance – promise, limits, politics
by Jeroen van der Heijden & James Patterson & Sirkku Juhola & Marc Wolfram - 374-398 Institutional innovation in urban governance: The case of climate change adaptation
by James J. Patterson & Dave Huitema - 399-423 Societal implications of sustainable energy action plans: from energy modelling to stakeholder learning
by Giovanni Bernardo & Simone D’Alessandro - 424-445 Multi-level network governance of disaster risks: the case of the Metropolitan Region of the Aburra Valley (Medellin, Colombia)
by Klaus Frey & Daniel Ricardo Calderón Ramírez - 446-465 Voluntary urban climate programmes: should city governments be involved and, if so, how?
by Jeroen van der Heijden - 466-491 Trajectories of rewilding: A taxonomy of wildland management
by Holly Deary & Charles R. Warren - 492-516 Resistance of Villages to Elevated-Road Traffic Noise
by Wen Luo Yu & Jian Kang - 517-533 Sensitivity and uncertainty analysis of agro-ecological modeling for saffron plant cultivation using GIS spatial decision-making methods
by Behzad Shokati & Bakhtiar Feizizadeh - 534-551 Citizen science on speed? Realising the triple objective of scientific rigour, policy influence and deep citizen engagement in a large-scale citizen science project on ambient air quality in Antwerp
by Suzanne Van Brussel & Huib Huyse
January 2019, Volume 62, Issue 2
- 189-204 Contextualisation of policy and law in sustainable urban development
by Willem Salet & Jochem de Vries - 205-228 Are Environmental Water Advisory Groups an effective form of localism?
by Melanie (Lain) Dare & Anna Lukasiewicz - 229-247 Procedural influences on scientific advisory work: the case of chemical hazard characterization
by Laura Maxim - 248-265 Dealing with uncertainty in collaborative planning: developing adaptive strategies for the IJsselmeer
by Mark Zandvoort & Rutger van der Brugge & Maarten J. van der Vlist & Adri van den Brink - 266-285 The consequences of avoiding conflict: lessons from conservation planning for Europe's last wild reindeer
by Aase Kristine Lundberg & Tim Richardson & Eirin Hongslo - 286-305 Spatial and temporal distribution of illegal dumping sites in the nature protected area: the Ojców National Park, Poland
by Michał Jakiel & Anita Bernatek-Jakiel & Agnieszka Gajda & Maciej Filiks & Marta Pufelska - 306-326 Beyond water data: benefits to volunteers and to local water from a citizen science program
by Sarah P. Church & Lindsey B. Payne & Sara Peel & Linda S. Prokopy - 327-341 Risk discourses and governance of high-level radioactive waste storage in Taiwan
by Mei-Fang Fan - 342-363 Well-designed environmental regulation and firm performance: Swedish evidence on the Porter hypothesis and the effect of regulatory time strategies
by Jan Weiss & Andreas Stephan & Tatiana Anisimova
January 2019, Volume 62, Issue 1
- 1-11 Institutional work in environmental governance
by James J. Patterson & Raoul Beunen - 12-29 Analysing institutional change in environmental governance: exploring the concept of ‘institutional work’
by R. Beunen & J.J. Patterson - 30-50 A narrative perspective on institutional work in environmental governance – insights from a beach nourishment case study in Sweden
by Lotte E. Bontje & Sharlene L. Gomes & Zilin Wang & Jill H. Slinger - 51-71 Mapping institutional work as a method for local strategy; learning from boom/bust dynamics in the Canadian west
by Kristof Van Assche & Monica Gruezmacher & Leith Deacon - 72-87 A new role for citizens’ initiatives: the difficulties in co-creating institutional change in urban planning
by Saskia Bisschops & Raoul Beunen - 88-105 Adapting to new realities: an analysis of institutional work in three cases of Dutch infrastructure planning
by Emmy Bergsma & Mendel Giezen & Bart Schalkwijk & Chris Büscher - 106-123 Working on learning: how the institutional rules of environmental governance matter
by Tanya Heikkila & Andrea K. Gerlak - 124-150 The Enlivenment of institutions: emotional work and the emergence of contemporary land commons in the Carpathian Mountains
by Monica Vasile - 151-171 Meaning work: reworking institutional meanings for environmental governance
by Chris Riedy & Jennifer Kent & Nivek Thompson - 172-188 The struggle for local autonomy in biodiversity conservation governance
by Jeremy Pittman
December 2018, Volume 61, Issue 14
- 2421-2444 Assessment and management of air emissions and environmental impacts from the construction industry
by Bao Zhen Wang & Zhen Hua Zhu & Ende Yang & Zhi Chen & Xiang Hong Wang - 2445-2467 Policy preferences and the diversity of instrument choice for mitigating climate change impacts in the transport sector
by Dominic Stead - 2468-2490 Spatial decision support for nature-based shoreline stabilization options in subtropical estuarine environments
by Diana Mitsova & Chris Bergh & Greg Guannel & Caitlin Lustic & Michael Renda & James Byrne & Andrea Graves & Kevin Cresswell & Rayan Alhawiti & Allison Goldberg & Stephanie Reed - 2491-2511 Contextualizing institutional factors in an indicator-based analysis of hazard vulnerability for coastal communities
by Greg Oulahen & Stephanie E. Chang & Jackie Z.K. Yip & Tugce Conger & Michelle Marteleira & Christopher Carter - 2512-2530 Infrastructures of expertise: policy convergence and the implementation of the EU Nitrates Directive in Poland
by Katarzyna Kowalczewska & Jelle Behagel & Esther Turnhout - 2531-2548 Bringing people closer to water: integrating water management and urban infrastructure
by Joost Buurman & Rita Padawangi - 2549-2569 A spatial hedonic analysis of the housing market around a large, failing desert lake: the case of the Salton Sea in California
by Amrita Singh & Jean-Daniel Saphores & Tim Bruckner - 2570-2589 Barriers to achieving additionality in carbon offsets: a regulatory risk perspective
by Jessica Campbell & Irene M. Herremans & Anne Kleffner - 2590-2612 A critical assessment of employing democratic and deliberative ideals in the environmental planning process in Bangladesh
by Anjan Kumer Dev Roy & Jeff Gow - 2613-2635 Planning for green qualities in the densification of suburban Stockholm – opportunities and challenges
by Sara Khoshkar & Berit Balfors & Antoienette Wärnbäck
November 2018, Volume 61, Issue 13
- 2231-2256 Practicing mindfulness as a means for enhancing workplace pro-environmental behaviors among managers
by Taran Patel & Marie Holm - 2257-2279 Do mandates matter for plan quality? Jurisdictional aggregation for a watershed level comparison
by Danielle Spurlock - 2280-2297 Capacities for developing adaptive management strategies: the case of the Calakmul municipality
by Emma Villaseñor & Luciana Porter Bolland & Gabriel Ramos Fernández - 2298-2318 Airline environmental efficiency measures considering materials balance principles: an application of a network range-adjusted measure with weak-G disposability
by Qiang Cui & Ye Li - 2319-2337 Chinese consumer responses to carbon labeling: evidence from experimental auctions
by Nan Chen & Zhi-Hai Zhang & Simin Huang & Li Zheng - 2338-2357 Land-use planning as a tool for balancing the scientific and the social in biodiversity and ecosystem services mainstreaming? The case of Durban, South Africa
by Wan-Yu Shih & Leslie Mabon - 2358-2377 Analysing the causes of environmental management and audit scheme (EMAS) decrease in Europe
by Tiberio Daddi & Maria Rosa De Giacomo & Marco Frey & Fabio Iraldo - 2378-2395 Stakeholder engagement and multi-criteria decision aiding in the electricity transmission grid reinforcement: evidence from a role-playing game
by Leonhard Späth & Elisa Amodeo & Alessandro Luè & Simona Muratori & Anna Scolobig & Anthony Patt - 2396-2420 Reducing CO2 emissions in the EU member states: Do environmental taxes work?
by Celil Aydin & Ömer Esen
October 2018, Volume 61, Issue 12
- 2050-2066 Farmers as climate citizens
by Frode Flemsæter & Hilde Bjørkhaug & Jostein Brobakk - 2067-2093 Promoting consumer environmental friendly purchase behaviour: a synthesized model from three short-term longitudinal studies in Australia
by Chih-Hsuan Huang & Ian Lings & Amanda Beatson & Cindy Yunhsin Chou - 2094-2110 Finding common ground in urban governance networks: what are its facilitating factors?
by Jurian Edelenbos & Ingmar van Meerkerk - 2111-2132 Applying a novel environmental health framework theory (I-ACT) to noise pollution policies in the United States, United Kingdom, and the Netherlands
by Monica S. Hammer & Yi Fan & Suzanne S. Hammer & Tracy K. Swinburn & Miriam Weber & Diana Weinhold & Richard L. Neitzel - 2133-2150 Spatial scale influences how people value and perceive green open space
by Christopher D. Ives & Ascelin Gordon & Cathy Oke & Christopher M. Raymond & Ailish Hehir & Sarah A. Bekessy - 2151-2165 Balancing tourism development and nature protection across national park borders – a case study of a coastal protected area in Norway
by Knut Bjørn Stokke & Jan Vidar Haukeland - 2166-2185 Thinking through ALMOLIN: the community bio-centre approach in water and sewerage service provision in Nairobi's informal settlements
by Elizabeth Wamuchiru & Frank Moulaert - 2186-2206 Consumer preferences for green digital camera attributes to inform electrical and electronic equipment design and development
by Hui-Kai Chuang & Chi-Shun Liao - 2207-2229 Willingness to pay to reduce health risks related to air quality: evidence from a choice experiment survey in Beijing
by Desheng Huang & Henrik Andersson & Shiqiu Zhang
September 2018, Volume 61, Issue 11
- 1851-1860 Eco-innovation and sustainability: dynamic trends, geography and policies
by Massimiliano Mazzanti - 1861-1882 Catching-up in waste management. Evidence from the EU
by Giovanni Marin & Francesco Nicolli & Roberto Zoboli - 1883-1904 Waste performance, waste technology and policy effects
by Davide Antonioli & Federica Caratù & Francesco Nicolli - 1905-1933 Information communication technologies and environmental innovations in firms: joint adoptions and productivity effects
by Davide Antonioli & Grazia Cecere & Massimiliano Mazzanti - 1934-1954 Innovative products and services with environmental benefits: design of search strategies for external knowledge and absorptive capacity
by Caroline Mothe & Uyen T. Nguyen-Thi & Ángela Triguero - 1955-1972 Are environmental innovators persistent?
by Christian Le Bas & Nicolas Poussing - 1973-1993 Distributed energy production in a polycentric scenario: policy reforms and community management
by Stefano Moroni & Luca Tricarico - 1994-2014 Where to begin municipal climate adaptation planning? Evaluating two local choices
by Ward Lyles & Philip Berke & Kelly Heiman Overstreet - 2015-2031 The administration and management of environmental sustainability initiatives: a collaborative perspective
by Christopher V. Hawkins & Rachel Krause & Richard C. Feiock & Cali Curley - 2032-2049 Analyzing the costs and benefits of distributed solar energy in Virginia (USA): a case study of collaborative energy planning
by Damian Pitt & Gilbert Michaud & Andrew Duggan
August 2018, Volume 61, Issue 10
- 1654-1673 Understanding the behavioral influences behind Singapore's water management strategies
by Stephanie N. Timm & Brian M. Deal - 1674-1700 Can zoning resolve nature use conflicts? The case of the Numto Nature Park in the Russian Arctic
by Alexey O. Pristupa & Maria Tysiachniouk & Arthur P.J. Mol & Rik Leemans & Tatiana Minayeva & Anastasia Markina - 1701-1721 The evolution of regional cross-border water regimes, the case of Deltarhine
by T. Renner & S. Meijerink & P. van der Zaag - 1722-1743 Traditional knowledge and biodiversity conservation: a case study from Byans Valley in Kailash Sacred Landscape, India
by Vikram S. Negi & Ravi Pathak & K. Chandra Sekar & R.S. Rawal & I.D. Bhatt & S.K. Nandi & P.P. Dhyani - 1744-1757 Measuring the welfare cost of air pollution in Shanghai: evidence from the housing market
by Jie Chen & Qianjin Hao & Chamna Yoon - 1758-1788 Community resilience to natural disasters in the informal settlements in Mwanza City, Tanzania
by Herbert Hambati & Genesis T. Yengoh - 1789-1804 Regulatory trust and failure – a case study of coal seam gas in New South Wales, Australia
by Ross M. Carter & Richard K. Morgan - 1805-1827 Retrofitting residential building envelopes for energy efficiency: motivations of individual homeowners in Israel
by Chanoch Friedman & Nir Becker & Evyatar Erell - 1828-1849 Soil and water conservation method adoption in a highly erosive watershed: the case of Southwest Oklahoma's Fort Cobb watershed
by Tracy A. Boyer & Benjamin Tong & Larry D. Sanders
July 2018, Volume 61, Issue 9
- 1469-1486 The use of regulatory taxation as a policy instrument for sustainability transitions: old wine in new bottles or unexplored potential?
by Kris Bachus & Frederic Vanswijgenhoven - 1487-1510 Institutional quality effects on separate waste collection: some evidence from Italian provinces
by Massimiliano Agovino & Antonio Garofalo & Angela Mariani - 1511-1534 Community reactions to tourism development: how does governmental fairness work?
by Minseong Kim & Brijesh Thapa & Jinwon Kim - 1535-1552 Adapting cities to climate change – exploring the flood risk management role of green infrastructure landscapes
by Jeremy G. Carter & John Handley & Tom Butlin & Susannah Gill - 1553-1569 Sustainable consumption profile differences among Brazilian regions
by Kavita Miadaira Hamza & Denise de Abreu Sofiatti Dalmarco & Fernando Antonio de Melo Pereira - 1570-1593 Examining strategic sustainability plans and smart-growth land-use measures in California cities
by Myungjung Kwon & Shui-Yan Tang & Cheongsin Kim - 1594-1611 Picking up speed: public participation and local sustainability plan implementation
by Kirsten Kinzer - 1612-1630 Seeking a balance: a procedure-based evaluation of localized approaches for brownfield management in the USA
by Eujin Julia Kim - 1631-1653 Emerging drivers and business models for equipment reuse and remanufacturing in the US: lessons from the biotech industry
by Vesela Veleva & Gavin Bodkin
July 2018, Volume 61, Issue 8
- 1289-1317 Local sustainability processes worldwide: a systematic review of the literature and research agenda
by Carmen Echebarria & Jose M. Barrutia & Ainhize Eletxigerra & Patrick Hartmann & Vanessa Apaolaza - 1318-1339 The territorial dimension of environmental sustainability in Italy along the urban–rural continuum
by Silvia Coderoni & Francesco Pagliacci - 1340-1362 Spatial planning and electric vehicles. A qualitative case study of horizontal and vertical organisational interplay in southern Sweden
by Hans Antonson & Annelie Carlson - 1363-1382 An empirical study of spatial-temporal growth patterns of a voluntary residential green infrastructure program
by Theodore Chao Lim - 1383-1401 From leaders to majority: a frontrunner paradox in built-environment climate governance experimentation
by Jeroen van der Heijden - 1402-1418 How multilateral financial institutions promote sustainable water infrastructure planning through economic appraisal: case studies from coastal cities of China
by Lie Wu & Zhengzao Wang & Xianqiang Mao - 1419-1437 Managing invasive plants in a rural-amenity landscape: the role of social capital and Landcare
by Shaun McKiernan - 1438-1468 An empirical analysis of green switching intentions in the airline industry
by Hung-Che Wu & Ching-Chan Cheng & Chi-Han Ai
June 2018, Volume 61, Issue 7
- 1085-1112 Learning for social-ecological change: a qualitative review of outcomes across empirical literature in natural resource management
by Monika Suškevičs & Thomas Hahn & Romina Rodela & Biljana Macura & Claudia Pahl-Wostl - 1113-1136 When and where do we see the proximity effect of a new park? –A case study of the Dream Forest in Seoul, Korea
by Heeyeun Yoon - 1137-1161 Access for all? Beach access and equity in the Detroit metropolitan area
by Jinwon Kim & Sarah Nicholls - 1162-1179 Biofuels – tools for achieving environmental goals or green place branding? Present drivers and future visions in two Swedish municipalities
by Magdalena Fallde - 1180-1203 Determining the robust optimal set of BMPs for urban runoff management in data-poor catchments
by Sayed Mohammad Aminjavaheri & Sara Nazif - 1204-1223 Artisan fishers’ perception of climate change and disasters in coastal Bangladesh
by Zaheed Hasan & Melissa Nursey-Bray - 1224-1249 Understanding resident satisfaction with involvement in highway planning: in-depth interviews during a highway planning process in the Netherlands
by Marije Hamersma & Eva Heinen & Taede Tillema & Jos Arts - 1250-1270 Toward participatory decision-making in river corridor management: two case studies from the European Alps
by B. Mazzorana & A. Nardini & F. Comiti & G. Vignoli & E. Cook & H. Ulloa & A. Iroumé - 1271-1288 Keeping pace with technology: drones, disturbance and policy deficiency
by Pip Wallace & Ross Martin & Iain White
May 2018, Volume 61, Issue 5-6
- 747-755 From urban gardening to planetary stewardship: human–nature relationships and their implications for environmental management
by Arjen Buijs & Anke Fischer & Andreas Muhar - 756-777 A model integrating social-cultural concepts of nature into frameworks of interaction between social and natural systems
by Andreas Muhar & Christopher M. Raymond & Riyan J.G. van den Born & Nicole Bauer & Kerstin Böck & Michael Braito & Arjen Buijs & Courtney Flint & Wouter T. de Groot & Christopher D. Ives & Tamara Mitrofanenko & Tobias Plieninger & Catherine Tucker & Carena J. van Riper - 778-799 An embodied perspective on the co-production of cultural ecosystem services: toward embodied ecosystems
by Christopher M. Raymond & Matteo Giusti & Stephan Barthel - 800-817 The role of co-evolutionary development and value change debt in navigating transitioning cultural landscapes: the case of Southern Transylvania
by Andra I. Horcea-Milcu & David J. Abson & Ine Dorresteijn & Jacqueline Loos & Jan Hanspach & Joern Fischer - 818-840 Cultural echoes in Dutch immigrants’ and non-immigrants’ understandings and values of nature
by Marjolein E. Kloek & Arjen E. Buijs & Jan J. Boersema & Matthijs G.C. Schouten - 841-856 The missing pillar: Eudemonic values in the justification of nature conservation
by Riyan J.G. van den Born & B. Arts & J. Admiraal & A. Beringer & P. Knights & E. Molinario & K. Polajnar Horvat & C. Porras-Gomez & A. Smrekar & N. Soethe & J.L. Vivero-Pol & W. Ganzevoort & M. Bonaiuto & L. Knippenberg & W.T. De Groot - 857-877 Attitudes towards nature, wilderness and protected areas: a way to sustainable stewardship in the South-Western Carpathians
by Nicole Bauer & Monica Vasile & Maria Mondini - 878-903 From street trees to natural areas: retrofitting cities for human connectedness to nature
by Sarah P. Church - 904-923 The dynamics of volunteer motivations for engaging in the management of invasive plants: insights from a mixed-methods study on Scottish seabird islands
by Marie Pagès & Anke Fischer & René van der Wal - 924-949 Fostering environmental citizenship: the motivations and outcomes of civic recreation
by Rebecca Schild - 950-969 What factors enable or hinder engagement of civil society in ecosystem management? The case of ‘pike factories’ and wetland restoration in Sweden
by Malgorzata Blicharska & Patrik Rönnbäck - 970-993 What makes you a ‘hero’ for nature? Socio-psychological profiling of leaders committed to nature and biodiversity protection across seven EU countries
by Massimiliano Scopelliti & Erica Molinario & Flavia Bonaiuto & Mirilia Bonnes & Lavinia Cicero & Stefano De Dominicis & Ferdinando Fornara & Jeroen Admiraal & Almut Beringer & Tom Dedeurwaerdere & Wouter de Groot & Juha Hiedanpää & Paul Knights & Luuk Knippenberg & Katarina Polajnar Horvat & Florin Popa & Carmen Porras-Gomez & Aleš Smrekar & Nathalie Soethe & Jose Luis Vivero-Pol & Riyan van den Born & Marino Bonaiuto - 994-1010 Mastery over nature as a paradox: societally implemented but individually rejected
by Andreas Muhar & Kerstin Böck - 1011-1032 Knitting green spaces with the threads of social innovation in Groningen and London
by Stephanie Nuria Spijker & Constanza Parra - 1033-1050 Farming between love and money: US Midwestern farmers’ human–nature relationships and impacts on watershed conservation
by Yuki Yoshida & Courtney G. Flint & Mallory K. Dolan - 1051-1069 Creating ‘new’ commons for the twenty-first century: innovative legal models for ‘green space’
by Christopher Rodgers & Duncan Mackay - 1070-1084 Regimes of justification: competing arguments and the construction of legitimacy in Dutch nature conservation practices
by Irma Arts & Arjen E. Buijs & Gerard Verschoor
March 2018, Volume 61, Issue 4
- 568-596 The carrot or the stick: individual adaption against varying institutional arrangements
by Hongyun Han & Zhijian Zhang & Sheng Xia & Hanning Li - 597-616 ‘Enclosing country park land and the conservation of military heritage:’ an Ostromian interpretation of the fools’ paradise
by Holvert Hung - 617-634 Does collaboration affect the duration of environmental permitting processes?
by Nicola Ulibarri - 635-655 The clustering conditions for managing creative tourism destinations: the Alqueva region case, Portugal
by Idalina Dias-Sardinha & David Ross & Ana Calapez Gomes - 656-676 Bottom-up approach for downscaling CO2 emissions in Taiwan: robustness analysis and policy implications
by Tsung-Chen Lee & Shin-Kun Peng & Chia-Tsung Yeh & Chun-Yi Tseng - 677-698 Towards an agile participatory urban soundscape planning framework
by Jieling Xiao & Lisa Lavia & Jian Kang - 699-723 Economic performance and carbon intensity of human well-being: empirical evidence from the MENA region
by Osama D. Sweidan - 724-746 Integrating nature-based tourism and forestry in private lands under heterogeneous visitor preferences for forest attributes
by Erkki Mäntymaa & Ville Ovaskainen & Artti Juutinen & Liisa Tyrväinen
February 2018, Volume 61, Issue 3
- 385-405 Building contraventions and incidence of flood in the Lagos Metropolis, Nigeria
by Bolanle Wahab & Saeed Ojolowo - 406-429 Nodes of a peri-urban agricultural landscape at local level: an interpretation of their contribution to the eco-structure
by Rocío Pérez-Campaña & Luis Miguel Valenzuela-Montes - 430-450 Ecological and economic impacts of green roofs and permeable pavements at the city level: the case of Corvallis, Oregon
by Long Zhou & Guoqiang Shen & Thomas Woodfin & Tian Chen & Kun Song - 451-473 Revealing the economic channels of natural impacts: an extended input–output subsystems application to GHG gases and water use
by Alberto Franco Solís & Fco. Javier De Miguel Vélez - 474-492 Planning for compact urban forms: local growth-management approaches and their evolution over time
by Sophie C. Rudolf & Felix Kienast & Anna M. Hersperger - 493-514 Multilevel assessment of a large-scale programme for poverty alleviation and wetland conservation: lessons from South Africa
by Aiora Zabala & Caroline A. Sullivan - 515-534 Green research and development (R&D) investment and its impact on the market value of firms: evidence from South African mining firms
by F. Ganda - 535-552 Assessing the influence of urban geometry on noise propagation by using the sky view factor
by L.T. Silva & F. Fonseca & D. Rodrigues & A. Campos - 553-567 The influence of building renovation and rental housing on urban trees
by James W. N. Steenberg & Pamela J. Robinson & Andrew A. Millward
January 2018, Volume 61, Issue 2
- 195-213 An integrated approach towards transforming an industrial park into an eco-industrial park: the case of Salaise-Sablons
by Paulo Ribeiro & Fernando Fonseca & Carolina Neiva & Tiziana Bardi & Júlia M. Lourenço - 214-229 An online platform supporting the analysis of water adaptation measures in the Alps
by Dragana Bojovic & Carlo Giupponi & Hermann Klug & Lucia Morper-Busch & George Cojocaru & Richard Schörghofer - 230-248 Climate change and political discourse: analysis of energy efficiency and conservation block grants in Dallas-Fort Worth
by Ann W. Foss - 249-271 Knowledge, attitude and behavior of farmers in farmland conservation in China: an application of the structural equation model
by Fanus Asefaw Aregay & Zhao Minjuan & Xu Tao - 272-290 Flexible, collaborative, and meaningful? The case of the US coastal nonpoint pollution control program
by Tyler A. Scott - 291-308 Boundary spanners as trust ambassadors in collaborative natural resource management
by Kimberly Coleman & Marc J. Stern - 309-331 Convenience improves composting and recycling rates in high-density residential buildings
by Alessandra DiGiacomo & David W.-L. Wu & Peter Lenkic & Bud Fraser & Jiaying Zhao & Alan Kingstone - 332-347 Current and future effectiveness of the Natura 2000 network for protecting plant species in Sardinia: a nice and complex strategy in its raw state?
by Mauro Fois & Gianluigi Bacchetta & Donatella Cogoni & Giuseppe Fenu