readings for ECL/IAD 217: Conservation and Sustainable Development in Third-World NationsWinter 1999
I. Introduction
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6. Masood, Ehsan and Laura Garwin. 1998. Costing the earth: when ecology meets economics. Nature 395:426-434
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8. Rapport, D.J., Costanza, R. and McMichael, A.J. 1998. Assessing ecosystem health. Trends in Ecology & Evolution 13(10):397-402
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11. Broad, Robin 1994 The Poor and the Environment: Friends or Foes? World Development 22(6):811-822.
12. Becker, C. Dustin and Elinor Ostrom. 1995. Human Ecology and Resource Sustainability: The Importance of Institutional Diversity. Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics 26:113-133.
13. Burger, Joanna and Michael Gochfeld 1998 The tragedy of the commons 30 years later. Environment 40(10):4-13, 26-27.
14. Tsing, Anna. 1998. Notes on culture and natural resource management. Paper presented to the UCBerkeley Environmental Politics Seminar
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II. Fisheries
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19. Steele, John H. 1998. Regime shifts in marine ecosystems. Ecological Applications 8(1) supplement: S33-S36.
20. Williams, Nigel 1998. Overfishing disrupts entire ecosystems. Science 279:809
21. Pauly, Daniel et al. 1998. Fishing down marine food webs. Science: 279:860-863.
22. Casey, Jill M. and Ransom A. Myers. 1998. Near extinction of a large, widely distributed fish. Science: 690-692
23. Weber, Peter. 1994. Net loss: fish, jobs, and the marine environment. Worldwatch Paper 120. Washington, DC: The Worldwatch Institute. Pp. 5-52
24. Sharp, Gary D. 1995. It’s about time: new beginnings and old good ideas in fisheries science. Fisheries Oceanography 4(4):324-341.
25. Schurman, Rachel A. 1996. Snails, Southern Hake and Sustainability: Neoliberalism and Natural Resource Exports in Chile. World Development 24(11):1695-1709.
26. Martijn Wilder 1995 Quota systems in international wildlife and fisheries regimes, Journal of Environment and Development, 4(2):55-104.
27. Boyd, Rick O. and Christopher M. Dewees. 1992. Putting Theory into Practice: Individual Transferable Quotas in New Zealand’s Fisheries. Society and Natural Resources 5:179-198
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29. Pinkerton, Evelyn and Martin Weinstein. 1995. Fisheries that Work: Sustainability through Community-based Management. Vancouver: The David Suzuki Foundation. Pp. 1-24; 71-98
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32. Allison, Gary W., Lubchenko, Jane and Mark H. Carr. 1998. Marine reserves are necessary but not sufficient for marine conservation. Ecological Applications 8(1) supplement: S79-S92.
33. Hall, Stephen J. 1998 Closed areas for fisheries management—the case consolidates. Trends in Ecology & Evolution 13(8):297-298
III. Biodiversity
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37. Erwin, Douglas H. 1998 The end and the beginning: recoveries from mass extinctions. Trends in Ecology & Evolution 13(9):344-349.
38. Hofman, Robert J. 1995. The changing focus of marine mammal conservation. Trends in Ecology & Evolution. 10(11):462-465
39. McNeely, Jeffrey A. 1994. Protected areas for the 21st century: working to provide benefits to society. Biodiversity and Conservation 3:390-405.
40. Orlove, Benjamin S and Stephen Brush 1996. Anthropology and the conservation of biodiversity. Annual Review of Anthropology 25:329-352
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42. Gibson, Clark C. and Stuart A. Marks. 1995. Transforming Rural Hunters into Conservationists: An Assessment of Community-Based Wildlife
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IV. Soils
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54. Lindert, Peter. 1996. Soil Degradation and Agricultural Change in Two Developing Countries. University of California, Davis Agricultural History Center Working Paper No. 82.
55. Aboud, Abdillahi, Andrew J. Sofranko and Serigne Ndiaye. 1996. The Effects of Gender on Adoption of Conservation Practices by Heads of Farm Households in Kenya. Society and Natural Resources 9:447-473.
56. Mountjoy, Daniel C. 1996. Ethnic Diversity and the Pattern Adoption of Soil Conservation in the Strawberry Hills of Monterey, California. Society and Natural Resources 9:339-357.
57. Critchley, W.R.S., C. Reij and T.J. Willcocks. 1994. Indigenous soil and water conservation: a review of the state of knowledge and prospects for building on traditions. Land Degradation & Rehabilitation 5:293-314.
58. Belsky, Jill M. 1994. Soil Conservation and Poverty: Lessons from Upland Indonesia. Society and Natural Resources 7:429-443.