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Part 1 Choices and decisions: choices without prices without apologies,A. Vatn and D. Bromley; benefit, costs and the safe minimum standard ofconservation, A. Randall and M. Farmer; the environment and propertyrights issues, A. Schmid; zoning and the urban environment, W. Fischel;public policies for land conservation, Hodge. Part 2 Considering thefuture: intergenerational choices under global environmental change, R.Howarth et al; economic theory and sustainability, J. Krautkraemer etal; measuring sustainable development, D. Pearce and G. Atkinson;non-renewable resource supply, M. Toman and M. Walls; empiricalconsequences of the hotelling principle, P. Berck; recyclingprogrammes, K. McClain. Part 3 Environmental quality: non-convexitiesand the Theory of external costs, P. Burrows; liability and penaltystructures in policy design, K. Segerson; a bargaining framework forthe global commons, D. Bromley and J. Cochrane; transferable dischargepermits and global warming, T. Tietenberg; trade, pollution andenvironmental protection, C. Runge. Part 4 Environmental stocks andflows: optimal timber management policies, C. Montgomery and D. Adams;bioeconomic models of the fishery, J. Conrad; management regimes inocean fisheries, B. Rettig; privatizing open-access fisheries, L.Anderson; regulation, imperfect markets and transaction costs, B.Colby; issues in the conjunctive use of surface water and groundwater,R. Provencher; minerals policy, R. Gordon. Part 5 The valuationproblem: valuation of environmental quality under certainty, R. Bishopand R. Woodward; environmental valuation under uncertainty, R. Ready;quasi-option value, T. Graham-Tomasi; evaluating changing in risk andrisk perceptions by revealed preference, A. Freeman; contingentvaluation, R. Bishop et al; travel-cost models, N. Bockstael; hedonicpricing methods, A. Freeman.