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Engagement with Natural Science
Chair: Marco Janssen
Brian Walker
Managing the resilience of rangelands: An integrated modelling approach to a complex adaptive system
David Rapport
Biospheric collapse and global paralysis.
Roger Bradbury
Futures, prediction and other foolishness
F. Bousquet
Multi-agent simulation models in applied, natural resource use decision-making in developing countries
Developing Country Perspectives
Chair: Padma Lal
Meg Taylor
Resource owners, development and environmental decision-making: lessons from the Pacific
Kanchan Chopra
Making a difference in developing countries: Getting prices and institutions right in South Asia
Peter May
Engaging communities in research and management: Sustainable enterprise in the Amazon Basin
Neil Byron
What policy makers want from research and why researchers rarely provide it
Saturday 10:45-11:15 Morning Tea
Saturday 11:15-12:45 Parallel Sessions
Saturday 11:15-12:45
Environmental Equity and Sustainability
Chair: Jay Arekere
Dhananjaya (Jay) Arekere
Sustainable development and environmental equity: economics, sociology and the environment
Dhananjaya (Jay) Arekere, David Miller
Environmental justice and sustainability: science and societies
Dhananjaya (Jay) Arekere, Mitchell F. Rice.
Resources, endowments and entitlements: implications for people, property and progress
Laura Pulido
The environment, economics, and justice
Saturday 11:15-12:45
Food Security and Agricultural Sustainability
Chair: Walter Alberto Pengue
Gangaiah Bollempalli
Livelihood sustainability of coastal communities and fisheries production onshore and in exclusive economic zone of India
Andrea Melo
Sustainable agriculture: an index estimation.
Walter Alberto Pengue, J. H. Morello , G. D. Buzai
Economic and ecological risks of a wrong environmental policy: widespread releasing of transgenic crops in Argentina
Saturday 11:15-12:45
Management of Water and Wetlands
Chair: Padma Lal
Roberto Enriquez-Andrade
Institutional failure, public planning and sustainability of coastal-marine resources in a developing country
Rob Hart, Mark Brady
Restoring aquatic ecosystems -- the policy implications
Padma Lal
Mangrove management: where to from here?
Kuatbay Bektemirov
A concept for sustainable development of the Aral Sea region
Saturday 11:15-12:45
Physical Indicators and Accounting: Macro-level
Chair: Carlos Eduardo Frickmann Young
Rene Kleijn, Emily Matthews, Stefan Bringezu, Yuichi Moriguchi, Marina Fischer-Kowalski
Weighing the losses: material outflow from industrial economies
Ilmo Maenpaa, Artti Juutinen
Explaining the material intensity in the dynamics of economic growth: the case of Finland
Garry McDonald, Murray Patterson
Ecological footprints and the interdependencies of New Zealand regions
Carlos Eduardo Frickmann Young
Integrating national accounts and the environment: a NAMEA-type system for Brazil
Saturday 11:15-12:45
Stakeholder Participation I
Chair: Kristin Duin
Graham Marshall
Contributions of informal governance to natural resource management: evidence from a survey of Australian farmers facing irrigation salinity
Kees Musters, H. J. De Graaf, W. J. ter Keurs
Is it possible to operationalise 'biodiversity' from the point of view of stakeholders?
Bruce A. Wilcox, Kristin N. Duin
Integrated watershed assessment and restoration in an Hawaiian Ahupua'a
Joanna Ejdys
Sustainable development strategy in areas valuable with respect to their natural values
Saturday 11:15-12:45
People and Nature: the Adirondack Park Experience
Chair: Graham Cox
Open-format session. Panel-members: Graham L. Cox, John Gowdy; Sabine OHara
Saturday 11:15-12:45
Valuation: Theory and Frameworks
Chair: Peter May
Peter May, Fernando Veiga Filho, Osmar Chevez-Pozo
Valuation of biodiversity in Brazil: state of the art and a research agenda
Ester van der Voet, Ruben Huele, Ruud Stevers
Pandas, pets and pests: evolutionary reactions on human dominance in the biosphere
Marsha Walton
Growth, development, and sustainability--existence values and cost benefit analysis: the case of ANWR
Saturday 11:15-12:45
Waste Management
Chair: Madhu Verma
Akio Ito, Hideaki Abe
A comparative analysis of Japan and Korea on the effectiveness in reducing household waste generation
Shinichiro Nakamura
Input-output analysis of waste disposal and recycling
Madhu Verma
Integrated modelling of solid waste flows: analysis of policy options for Bangalore
Fumikazu Yoshida
The political economy of waste management in Japan
Saturday 12:45-2:00 Lunch
Saturday 2:00-3:30 Parallel Sessions
Saturday 2:00-3:30
Achieving Outcomes: Making a Difference in Developing Countries
Chair: Padma Lal
Open-format session. Panel-members: Kanchan Chopra, Neil Byron, Peter May, Mahfuz Ahmed, John Low, Meg Taylor, Agnes Rola, Dang Ha
Saturday 2:00-3:30
Domestic Animal Genetic Resource Diversity and Valuation
Chair: Adam Drucker
Open format session. Panel participants: Adam G. Drucker, Riccardo Scarpa, Clem Tisdell, Frank G. Muller
Saturday 2:00-3:30
Policy Applications of Environmental Accounting: Lessons from International Experience
Chair: Joy Hecht
Open-format session. Panel-members: Glenn-Marie Lange, Joy E. Hecht, Ann de los Angeles, Clive Hamilton
Saturday 2:00-3:00
Research Development Initiative on Ecological Prices
Chair: Anthony Friend
Open-format session.
Saturday 2:00-3:30
Economic Behaviour and the Environment: Uncertainty, Justice and Ethics
Chair: Barry Solomon
Jerry Courvisanos
Optimise vs satisfice: the uncontested battle of investment planning for sustainable development
Marcelo Firpo de Souza Porto, Carlos Machado de Freitas
Inequity, vulnerability and externalities: the case of work and environmental accidents in Brazil
Barry Solomon, Russell Lee
Environmental justice and emissions trading systems
Saturday 2:00-3:30
Markets, Incentives and Policy II: Natural Resource Management
Chair: Romy Greiner
Paula Antunes, Rui Santos
Guidelines for incentive based programs for biodiversity conservation in Portugal
Jeremy Cross, Mark Stafford-Smith, Nick Milham
Do tax instruments support sustainable grazing?
Romy Greiner
Managing tourist access to the Daintree National Park
Kathryn Troll
Seeking enviro-nomic solutions to resource issues
Saturday 2:00-3:30
Stakeholder Participation II
Chair: Alice Woodhead
Christopher Fulcher, Tony Prato
A web-based integrated resource management system (IRMS)
Simon Hill, Charlie Zammit
The identification of community values for regional sustainable land use planning and management
Alice Woodhead
Advantages of benchmarking to establish social indicators on attitude
Saturday 2:00-3:30
Valuation: Conjoint Analysis
Chair: Jeff Bennett
Jeff Bennett, Mark Morrison, Rich Harvey
A river somewhere - valuing the environmental attributes of rivers
James Kahn, Steven Stewart
Integrating ecology and economics: conjoint analysis and the Clinch Valley ecological risk assessment
John Rolfe, Jeff Bennett
Framing values for biodiversity conservation
Tessie Tumaneng-Diete, Brett Waring
Sustainable forest management context: the case of the Gold Coast Hinterland State Forest
Saturday 3:30-4:00
Fisheries
Chair: Gopal Kadekodi
Oriana Almeida, Kai Lorenzen, David McGrath
Fishing in the Amazon Basin
Amitrajeet A. Batabyal, Hamid Beladi
Time restrictions in natural resource management: A dynamic and stochastic analysis
Mahadev Bhat, Ramachandra Bhatta
Aquaculture and sustainable coastal land management: an ecological economic model of resource interactions
Gopal Kadekodi, Aparna Nayampalli
Towards sustainability: reversing biodiversity losses of Chilika Lake in India
Saturday 3:30-4:00 Afternoon Tea
Saturday 4:00-5:00 Closing Plenary
Steve Dovers, Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies, Australian National University
An academic perspective
Padma Lal, National Centre Development Studies, Australian National University
A developing country perspective
Mike Young, Policy and Economic Research Unit, CSIRO Land and Water, Australia
A developed country perspective
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