Ralf Döring (ed.): Sustainability, natural capital and nature conservation

Ralf Döring (ed.): Sustainability, natural capital and nature conservation

Sustainability, natural capital and nature conservation

Sustainability, natural capital and nature conservation

Ralf Döring (ed.)

Sustainability, natural capital and nature conservation

"Contributions to the Theory and Practice of strong Sustainability" · volume 3

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This volume contains presented papers from a workshop on sustainability in the context of nature conservation economics organized at the International Academy for Nature Conservation on the Island of Vilm in October 2007. The papers are divided into four parts: weak vs. strong sustainability and risk assessment, natural capital, scope and boundaries of economic valuation of nature's goods and services, and practical examples of nature conservation economics. The book gives an overview on the current debate in the sphere of nature conservation economics and sustainability.

Ralf Döring
Sustainability, natural capital and nature conservation - Introduction
Werner Hediger
The Conceptual Strength of Weak Sustainability
Konrad Ott
On Substantiating the Conception of Strong Sustainability
Silke Gabbert and Hans-Peter Weikard
Precaution, essential resources and basic individual rights: the case of the European chemicals policy
Paul Ekins
The Practical Application of the Concept of Critical Natural Capital and Strong Sustainability
Ralf Döring
Natural Capital - What's the difference?
Jürgen Meyerhoff and Alexandra Dehnhardt
On the "non” use of environmental valuation estimates
John Gowdy
The Stern Review and New Directions in Environmental Valuation
Jack Ruitenbeek
Environmental Economic Valuation in a Second Best World: Pursuing Sustainability during the Mountain Pine Beetle Infestations in British Columbia, Canada
Burkhard Schweppe-Kraft
Natural Capital in Germany - State and Valuation; with special reference to Biodiversity

Natural Capital - What's the difference?

The Stern Review and New Directions in Environmental Valuation

The Conceptual Strength of Weak Sustainability

The Practical Application of the Concept of Critical Natural Capital and Strong Sustainability1

Silke Gabbert and Hans-Peter Weikard

Precaution, essential resources and basic individual rights: the case of the European chemicals policy

Jürgen Meyerhoff and Alexandra Dehnhardt

On the "non" use of environmental valuation estimates

On Substantiating the Conception of Strong Sustainability

Jack Ruitenbeek

Environmental Economic Valuation in a Second Best World: Pursuing Sustainability during the Mountain Pine Beetle Infestations in British Columbia, Canada

Burkhard Schweppe-Kraft

Natural Capital in Germany - State and Valuation; with special reference to Biodiversity

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