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America’s Changing Coasts |
Edited by Diana M. Whitelaw, Associate Director, Goodwin–Niering Center for Conservation Biology and Environmental Studies and Gerald R. Visgilio, Professor of Economics, Connecticut College, US
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| 2005 |
272 pp |
Hardback |
978 1 84542 080 2 |
$120.00 |
on-line discount
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Following a comprehensive overview by the editors, this volume’s expert contributors provide detailed discussion of important legal, ecological and social issues associated with coastal resource management, as well as the most significant challenges confronting land use planners and resource managers in coastal communities. Using an interdisciplinary approach to perplexing questions surrounding the issue of development versus protection, the volume presents a broad approach to coastal issues involving private rights and public trust.
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Contents: Preface Part I: The Law and Coastal Environments Part II: Ecological Consequences for Coastal Development Part III: Private Use, Public Trust and Coastal Protection Index
Contributors: J.D. Echeverria, B. Harrington, D. Henne, M. Higgins, R.J. Johnston, S.R. Kellert, J.N. Kremer, M. Ludwig, T.Z. Maccalous, M.E. Malamut, E.L. Mecray, J.J. Opaluch, M. Rubin, E.T. Schultz, J.G. Titus, J.C. Varekamp, G.R. Visgilio, D.M. Whitelaw
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This book is part of the Advances in Ecological Economics series. To view the rest of the series, please use the link.
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