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©) vines Land Use Policy, Vol. 13, No. 4, pp. I-II, 1996 Published by Elsevier Science Ltd. Printed in Great Britain 0264-8377/96 $15.00 + 0.00 Index Articles—titles The golden key?, Susan L Roakes, Gleeson, B J, see Grundy, K J A social approach to land consolida- 13, 4, 261-272 Grundy, K J and Gleeson, B J, Sus- tion schemes: a Portuguese case Reducing the need to travel: a new tainable management and the mar- study: the Valenga Project, José planning objective in the UK?, Tim ket. The politics of planning reform Castro Coelho, José Portela and P Pharoah, 13, 1, 23-36 in New Zealand, 13, 3, 197-211 Aguiar Pinto, 13, 2, 129-147 Reorienting metropolitan land use Hook, Walter and Replogle, Michael, Assessing growth management policy and transportation policies in the Motorization and non-motorized implementation. Case study of the USA, Farhad Atash, 13, 1, 37-50 transport in Asia: transport system United States’ leading growth man- Sustainable management and the mar- evolution in China, Japan and In- agement state, Arthur C Nelson ket. The politics of planning reform donesia, 13, 1, 69-84 and Terry Moore, 13, 4, 241-259 in New Zealand, K J Grundy and Hooper, B P and Duggin, J A, Ecolo- Ecological riverine floodplain zoning: B J Gleeson, 13, 3, 197-211 gical riverine floodplain zoning: its its application to rural floodplain Sustainable management and the mar- application to rural floodplain management in the Murray- ket in New Zealand, W A Robert- management in the Murray- Darling Basin, B P Hooper and son, 13, 3, 213-215 Darling Basin, 13, 2, 87-99 J A Duggin, 13, 2, 87-99 Targeting agri-environmental policy. Hughes, Joanna and Wood, Christ- Formal and informal environmental An analysis relating to the use of opher, Formal and informal en- assessment reports: their role in Geographical Information Sys- vironmental assessment reports: UK planning decisions, Joanna tems, Hadrian F Cook and Char- their role in UK planning deci- Hughes and Christopher Wood, 13, lotte Norman, 13, 3, 217-228 sions, 13, 2, 101-113 2, 101-113 The land use—-transport connection: an Johnson, A K L, Shrubsole, Dan and Highest and best use? Access to urban overview, Peter W G Newman and Merrin, M, Integrated Catchment land for semi-subsistence food pro- Jeffrey R Kenworthy, 13, 1, 1-22 Management in northern Austra- duction, Daniel G Maxwell, 13, 3, Towards sustainable water manage- lia. From concept to implementa- 181-198 ment. Catchment planning in tion, 13, 4, 303-316 Innovative land use and public trans- France and Britain, Henry Buller, Kenworthy, Jeffrey R, see Newman, port policy: the case of Curitiba, 13, 4, 289-302 PeterWG Brazil, Jonas Rabinovitch, 13, 1, Mattingly, Michael, Private develop- 51-67 ment and public management of Integrated Catchment Management in Articles—authors urban land: a case study of Nepal, northern Australia. From concept Atash, Farhad, Reorienting metropo- 13, 2, 115-127 to implementation, A K L John- litan land use and transportation Maxwell, Daniel G, Highest and best son, Dan Shrubsole and M Merrin, policies in the USA, 13, 1, 37-50 use? Access to urban land for semi- 13, 4, 303-316 Bourassa, Steven C, Neutze, Max and subsistence food production, 13, 3, Managing publicly owned land in Can- Strong, Ann Louise, Managing 181-195 berra. Rural to urban change of publicly owned land in Canberra. Merrin, M, see Johnson, A K L use, Steven C Bourassa, Max Rural to urban change of use, 13, Moore, Terry, see Nelson, Arthur C Neutze and Ann Louise Strong, 13, 4, 273-288 Nelson, Arthur C and Moore, Terry, 4, 273-288 Buller, Henry, Towards sustainable Assessing growth management Methodology, political economy and water management. Catchment policy implementation. Case study economics in land studies for de- planning in France and Britain, 13, of the United States’ leading veloping countries, Cedric Pugh, 4, 289-302 growth management state, 13, 4, 13, 3, 165-179 Coelho, José Castro, Portela, José and 241-259 Motorization and non-motorized Pinto, P Aguiar, A social approach Neutze, Max, see Bourassa, Steven C transport in Asia: transport system to land consolidation schemes: a Newman, Peter WG and Jeffrey R evolution in China, Japan and In- Portuguese case study: the Valenca Kenworthy, The land use-transport donesia, Walter Hook and Michael Project, 13, 2, 129-147 connection: an overview, 13, 1, 1- Replogle, 13, 1, 69-84 Cook, Hadrian F and Norman, Char- oy) Private development and public man- lotte, Targeting agri-environmental Norman, Charlotte, see Cook, Had- agement of urban land: a case policy. An analysis relating to the rian F study of Nepal, Michael Mattingly, use of Geographical Information Pharoah, Tim, Reducing the need to 13, 2, 115-127 Systems, 13, 3, 217-228 travel: a new planning objective in Reconsidering land value taxation. Duggin, J A, see Hooper, B P the UK?, 13, 1, 23-36 Index Pinto, P Aguiar, see Coelho, José Taladia Thiombiano, 13, 3, 229- son (reviewed by Frederick H But- Castro 232 tel), 13, 3, 235-236 Portela, José, see Coelho, José Castro The evolution of planning approaches: Tourism and the Environment: a Sus- Pugh, Cedric, Methodology, political north Southwark 1971-1994, John tainable Relationship?, C Hunter economy and economics in land McCarthy, 13, 2, 149-151 and H Green (reviewed by GJ studies for developing countries, Ashworth), 13, 2, 158-159 13, 3, 165-179 Transport Systems, Policy and Plan- Rabinovitch, Jonas, Innovative land Book Reviews ning: A Geographical Approach, use and public transport policy: the Environmental Impact Assessment, RS Tolley and BJ Turton (re- case of Curitiba, Brazil, 13, 1, 51- Christopher Woods (reviewed by viewed by Richard Knowles), 13, 67 Joe Weston), 13, 3, 236-237 1, 85-86 Replogle, Michael, see Hook, Walter Profits and Politics in Paradise, by Urban Policy in Practice, Tim Black- Roakes, Susan L, Reconsidering land M N Danielson (reviewed by G J man (reviewed by Brian Robson), value taxation. The golden key?, Ashworth), 13, 3, 238 13, 2, 160-161 13, 4, 261-272 Reconstituting Rurality: Class, Com- Women and Planning: Creating Gen- Robertson, W A, Sustainable manage- munity and Power in the Develop- dered Realities, Clara H Greed (re- ment and the market in New Zea- ment Process, Jonathan Murdoch viewed by Stefania Abrar)13, 2, land, 13, 3, 213-215 and Terry Marsden (reviewed, 161-162 Shrubsole, Dan, see Johnson, A K L A G Champion), 13, 2, 159-160 Strong, Ann Louise, see Bourassa, Regenerating Agriculture: Policies and Conference reports Steven C Practice for Sustainability and Self- Conference on Conflict and Consen- Wood, Christopher, see Hughes, Joan- reliance, Jules N Pretty (reviewed sus in Sustainable Urban Manage- na by Ian Bowler), 13, 4, 336-337 ment: a Focus on Tourism, Caro- Remote Sensing and GIS in Ecosystem lien Slotboom and Valeria Giannel- Reports Management, edited by V Alaric la, 13, 3, 233-234 Conservation covenants in New Zea- Sample (reviewed by Colin Environment, Planning and Land Use land, Caroline Saunders, 13, 4, McClean), 13, 3, 237-238 Conference, P T Kivell, 13, 4, 331- 325-329 Scotland’s Rural Land Use Agencies, 332 State of national land survey and Donald G Mackay (reviewed by Environmental change and UK land large-scale mapping, Don Cl Jeremy Rowan-Robinson), 13, 4, use, Les Firbank, 13, 2, 153-154 Okpala, 13, 4, 317-323 335-336 Land Use and Cover Change (LUCC) Tenure, agricultural practices and The Law of the Land: Two Hundred Open Science Meeting, L O Fres- land productivity in Burkina Faso: Years of American Farmland Poli- co, R Leemans and A E van Zeijl- some recent empirical results, cy, John Opie (reviewed by Owen J Rozema, 13, 4, 332-334 Robert S Ouedraog6é, Jean-Pierre Furuseth), 13, 2, 157-158 Making forest policy work, Kristina Sawadogo, Volker Stamm and The Spirit of the Soil, Paul B Thomp- Plenderleith, 13, 2, 154-155 Typeset by MC Typeset Ltd, Wouldham, Rochester, Kent, UK. 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