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Introduction and Overview; SECTION ONE: THEORY; 1. The Place of EconomicValues on Environmental Valuation; 2. Neo-classical Economic Theory andContingent Valuation; 3. The Theory and Measurement of Passive Use Value; 4.Public Goods and Contingent Valuation; 5. Alternatives to the Neo-classicalTheory of Choice; SECTION TWO: METHODOLOGY; 6. Doubt, Doubts, and Doubters:The Genesis of a New Research Agenda; 7. A Psychological Perspective; 8.Information, Uncertainty, and Contingent Valuation; 9. A Monte CarloComparison of OLS Estimation Errors and Design Efficiencies in a Two-stageStratified Random Sampling Procedure for a Contingent Valuation Study; 10.Statistical Considerations in CVM; 11. Multilevel Modelling and ContingentValuation; 12. Stated Preference Methods for Valuing Environmental Amenities;SECTION THREE: CASE STUDIES; 13. Option and Anticipatory Values for USWIlderness; 14. Elicitation Effects in Contingent Valuation Studies; 15.Household Demand for Improved Sanitation Services: A Case Study of Calamba,the Philippines; SECTION FOUR: INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORKS; 16. ContingentValuation Methodology and the EU Institutional Framework; 17. ContingentValuation Methodology and the US Institutional Framework