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1. Introduction  Part One: Understanding Current Relations Between Agriculture and Environment  2. Land Use Transitions, Demographic Change and Perceptions of Place  3. Payments for Environmental Services from Farming; What is the Role for Governments? An OECD Perspective  4. Agri-environmental Programs in the US and the EU  5. Evaluation of Agricultural Land Preservation Programs  6. Public Preferences for Protecting Working Landscapes  7 . Small Feet, Big Tracks: The Potential Economic Effects of Critical Habitat Designation on the Economy of Southeastern Wyoming  Part Two: New Perspectives on Modelling Agri-environmental Relations  8. Multi-scale Integrated Analysis of Land Use Change  9. Multifunctionality and Land Use Policy: An Application of Non-market Valuation to Urban Fringe Farm and Forest Preservation  10. Agent-based Land use Models for Teaching, Extension and Collaborative Learning  Part Three: The Scope for Emerging Policies 11. Castles or Cattle? Community Economics and Policy Alternatives in the Competition for Ranch Open Space Values  12. Using the Past to Create a Sustainable Future for Agriculture: The Impact of Federal Farm Policy on Environmental and Social Landscape Change in Iowa  13. Compliance with Standards in European Agriculture vis-à-vis Main Competitors on the World Market; A Comparative Approach on Public Benefits  14. Designing Efficient Agri-environmental Schemes Under Consideration of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) in Europe  15. The Future of Farmland Preservation Programs: From Retention and Viability to Resiliency  16. Summary and Conclusion: What we have Learned