| schema:description | "内容記述: Part I. AN OVERVIEW: 1. Economics of conserving wildlife and natural areas: topics and issues. Part II. GENERAL ISSUES IN BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION: 2. 'World conservation strategy, economic policies and sustainable resource-use in developing countries', The Environmental Professional, 7(2), 1985, pp.102-7; 3. 'Economics and the debate about preservation of species, crop varieties and genetic diversity', Ecological Economics, 2, 1990, pp.77-90; 4. Andreas Hohl and Clement A. Tisdell, 'How useful are environmental safety standards in economics? - The example of safe minimum standards for protection of species', Biodiversity and Conservation, 2, 1993, pp.168-81; 5. 'Keynote address: Does the economic use of wildlife favour conservation and sustainability?', in G. Grigg, P. Hales & D. Lunney (eds), 1995, Conservation Through Sustainable Use of Wildlife, Centre for Conservation Biology, The University of Queensland, pp.86-91; 6. 'Combining biological conservation, sustainability and economic growth: can we overcome potential conflict?, in D. Gladman, D Mowbray & J. Duguman (eds), 1996, From Rio to Rai: Environment and Development in Papua New Guinea, Papers from the 20th Waigani Seminar (Vol.6), University of Papua New Guinea; 7. Issues in biodiversity conservation including the role of local communities', Environmental Conservation, 22(3), Autumn 1995, pp.216-22, 228. PART III. ECONOMICS OF CONSERVING WILDLIFE SPECIES: 8. 'The economic conservation and utilisation of wildlife species', The South African Journal of Economics, 40(3), 1972, pp.235-48; 9. 'Kangaroos as an economic resource', Economic Activity, 16(4), 1973, pp.32-6; 10. 'Kangaroos: the economic management of a common-property resource involving interdependence of production', Economic Analysis and Policy, 4(2), 1973, pp.59-75; 11. 'On population effects, wildlife and the management of kangaroos', Economic Analysis and Policy, 5(2), 1974, pp.8-11; 12. 'Wildlife: a national asset or pest to be managed?', in Department of Science and the Environment, Environmental Economics, Australian Government Publishing Service, Canberra, 1979, pp.79-87; 13. 'Conflicts about living marine resources in Southeast Asian and Australian waters: turtles and dugongs as cases', Marine Resource Economics, 3(1), 1986, pp.89-109; 14. Yoshihiro Kuronuma & Clement A. Tisdell, 'Institutional management of an international mixed good: the IWC and socially optimal whale harvests', Marine Policy, 17(3), 1993, pp.235-50; 15. Yoshihiro Kuronuma & Clement A. Tisdell, 'Economics of Antarctic minke whale catches: sustainability and welfare considerations', Marine Resource Economics, 9, 1994, pp.141-58; 16. 'Optimal Australian dugong populations and conservation plans: an economic perspective', Economic Analysis and Policy, 29(I), March 1999, pp.59-69; 17. Ranjith Bandara and Clem Tisdell, 'Conserving Asian elephants: economic issues illustrated by Sri Lankan concerns', 2001. PART IV. CONSERVATION AND USE OF NATURAL AREAS: 18. 'Provision of parks and the preservation of nature - some economic factors', Australian Economic Papers, 11(9), 1972, p.154-62; 19. 'Economics and wilderness', in R.W. Robertson, P. Helman & A. Davey, Wilderness Management in Australia, Department of Natural Resources, Canberra College of Advanced Education, Belcomen, 1980, pp.131-49; 20. 'The provision of wilderness by clubs', Revista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali (International Review of Economics and Business), 31(8), 1984, pp.758-61; 21. Clem Tisdell and James M.. Broadus, 'Policy issues related to the establishment and management of marine reserves', Coastal Management, 17, 1989, pp.37-53; 22. Dradjad H. Wibowo, Clement A. Tisdell & R. Neil Byron, 'Deforestation and capital accumulation: lessons from the Kerinci-Seblat National Park, Indonesia', Asia Pacific Journal on Environment and Development, 4(I), June 1997, pp.11-28; 23. Zhunge Ren & Clem Tisdell, 'Community-based forestry in Yunnan: dictates of environment and socio-economics', in C.A. Tisdell & I.C.H. Chai (eds), China's Economic Growth and Transition: Macroeconomic: Environmental and Social/Regional Dimensions, Nova Science Publishers, New York, 1997, pp.333-54; 24. C.A. Tisdell, K.C. Roy & A. Ghose, 'Joint forest management: villagers and the use and conservation of Indian forests', 2001...(more)" |