Land Economics 2010: Vol 86 Index

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LAND ECONOMICS VOLUME 8&6, 2010
Al THORS
Abbott, Joshua K., and James E. Wilen. Voluntary Chattopadhyay, Sudip. See Netusil, Noelwah R
Cooperation in the Commons? Evaluating the Chimeli, Ariaster B., and Roy G. Boyd. Prohibition
Sea State Program with Reduced Form and and the Supply of Brazilian Mahogany. |: 191
Structural Models. |: 131-54 208
Ahmed, Ali M., Lina Andersson, and Mats Ham- Cho, Seong-Hoon, Dayton M. Lambert, and Roland
marstedt. Can Discrimination in the Housing K. Roberts. Forecasting Open Space with a
Market Be Reduced by Increasing the Informa- [wo-Rate Property Tax 263-80; Erratum
tion about the Applicants? |: 79-90 3: iii
Almer, Christian, and Timo Goeschl. Environmen- Clark, Colin W., Gordon R. Munro, and U. Rashid
tal Crime and Punishment: Empirical Evidence Sumaila. Limits to the Privatization of Fishery
from the German Penal Code. 4: 707-26 Resources. 2: 209-18; Limits to the Privatiza-
Andersson, Lina. See Ahmed, Ali M tion of Fishery Resources: Reply. 3: 614-18
Atkinson, Giles. See Dietz, Simon
Daigneault, Adam J., Mario J. Miranda, and Brent
Baerenklau, Kenneth A. A Latent Class Approach Sohngen. Optimal Forest Management with
to Modeling Endogenous Spatial Sorting in Carbon Sequestration Credits and Endogenous
Zonal Recreation Demand Models. 4: 800-16 Fire Risk. 1: 155-72
Beghin, John C. See Fabiosa, Jacinto I Darley, Sarah. See Blackman, Allen
Bennett, Michael T. See Xu, Jintao Dietz, Simon, and Giles Atkinson. The Equity-
Berbel, Julio. See Brouwer, Roy Efficiency Trade-off in Environmental Policy
Bishop, Clark P., C. Richard Shumway, and Philip Evidence from Stated Preferences. 3: 423-43
R. Wandschneider. Agent Heterogeneity in Dinar, Ariel. Book review. 4: 843-45
Adoption of Anaerobic Digestion Technology Dong, Fengxia. See Fabiosa, Jacinto |
Integrating Economic, Diffusion, and Behav-
ioral Innovation Theories. 3: 585-608 Earnhart, Dietrich. See Rassier, Dylan G
Blackman, Allen, Sarah Darley, Thomas P. Lyon, Elobeid, Amani. See Fabiosa, Jacinto |
and Kris Wernstedt. What Drives Participation
Fabiosa, Jacinto F., John C. Beghin, Fengxia Dong,
in State Voluntary Cleanup Programs? Evi-
Amani Elobeid, Simla Tokgoz, and Tun-Hsiang
dence from Oregon. 4: 785-99
Yu. Land Allocation Effects of the Global
Boyd, Roy G. See Chimeli, Ariaster B Ethanol Surge: Predictions from the Interna-
Brekke, Kjell Arne, Gorm Kipperberg, and Karine tional FAPRI Model. 4: 687-706.
Nyborg. Social Interaction in Responsibility
Fenske, James. L’Etranger: Status, Property
Ascription: The Case of Household Recycling Rights, and Investment Incentives in CO6te
4: 766-84 d'Ivoire. 4: 621-44
Brouwer, Roy, Julia Martin-Ortega, and Julio
Fitzgerald, Timothy. Evaluating Split Estates in Oil
Berbel. Spatial Preference Heterogeneity: A
and Gas Leasing. 2: 294-312
Choice Experiment. 3: 552-68
Brower, Ann L., Philip Meguire, and Adrian Monks. Gardebroek, Cornelis. See Posthumus, Helena
Closing the Deal: Principals, Agents, and Goeschi, Timo. See Almer, Christian
Subagents in New Zealand Land Reform. 3 Gowdy, John, and Roxana Julia. Global Warming
467-92 Economics in the Long Run A Conceptual
Brown, Thomas C. See Kingsley, David ¢ Framework. |: 117-30
Butkiewicz, James L., and Halit Yanikkaya. Grafton, R. Quentin, Tom Kompas, and Ray
Minerals, Institutions, Openness, and Growth Hilborn. Limits to the Privatization of Fishery
An Empirical Analysis. 2: 313-28 Resources: Comment. 3: 609-13
Carter, Douglas R. See Macpherson, Alexander J Hammarstedt, Mats. See Ahmed, Ali M
Champ, Patricia A. See Ready. Richard ¢ Hanley, Nick. See Hynes, Stephen
LAND ECONOMICS VOLUME 8&6, 2010
Al THORS
Abbott, Joshua K., and James E. Wilen. Voluntary Chattopadhyay, Sudip. See Netusil, Noelwah R
Cooperation in the Commons? Evaluating the Chimeli, Ariaster B., and Roy G. Boyd. Prohibition
Sea State Program with Reduced Form and and the Supply of Brazilian Mahogany. |: 191
Structural Models. |: 131-54 208
Ahmed, Ali M., Lina Andersson, and Mats Ham- Cho, Seong-Hoon, Dayton M. Lambert, and Roland
marstedt. Can Discrimination in the Housing K. Roberts. Forecasting Open Space with a
Market Be Reduced by Increasing the Informa- [wo-Rate Property Tax 263-80; Erratum
tion about the Applicants? |: 79-90 3: iii
Almer, Christian, and Timo Goeschl. Environmen- Clark, Colin W., Gordon R. Munro, and U. Rashid
tal Crime and Punishment: Empirical Evidence Sumaila. Limits to the Privatization of Fishery
from the German Penal Code. 4: 707-26 Resources. 2: 209-18; Limits to the Privatiza-
Andersson, Lina. See Ahmed, Ali M tion of Fishery Resources: Reply. 3: 614-18
Atkinson, Giles. See Dietz, Simon
Daigneault, Adam J., Mario J. Miranda, and Brent
Baerenklau, Kenneth A. A Latent Class Approach Sohngen. Optimal Forest Management with
to Modeling Endogenous Spatial Sorting in Carbon Sequestration Credits and Endogenous
Zonal Recreation Demand Models. 4: 800-16 Fire Risk. 1: 155-72
Beghin, John C. See Fabiosa, Jacinto I Darley, Sarah. See Blackman, Allen
Bennett, Michael T. See Xu, Jintao Dietz, Simon, and Giles Atkinson. The Equity-
Berbel, Julio. See Brouwer, Roy Efficiency Trade-off in Environmental Policy
Bishop, Clark P., C. Richard Shumway, and Philip Evidence from Stated Preferences. 3: 423-43
R. Wandschneider. Agent Heterogeneity in Dinar, Ariel. Book review. 4: 843-45
Adoption of Anaerobic Digestion Technology Dong, Fengxia. See Fabiosa, Jacinto |
Integrating Economic, Diffusion, and Behav-
ioral Innovation Theories. 3: 585-608 Earnhart, Dietrich. See Rassier, Dylan G
Blackman, Allen, Sarah Darley, Thomas P. Lyon, Elobeid, Amani. See Fabiosa, Jacinto |
and Kris Wernstedt. What Drives Participation
Fabiosa, Jacinto F., John C. Beghin, Fengxia Dong,
in State Voluntary Cleanup Programs? Evi-
Amani Elobeid, Simla Tokgoz, and Tun-Hsiang
dence from Oregon. 4: 785-99
Yu. Land Allocation Effects of the Global
Boyd, Roy G. See Chimeli, Ariaster B Ethanol Surge: Predictions from the Interna-
Brekke, Kjell Arne, Gorm Kipperberg, and Karine tional FAPRI Model. 4: 687-706.
Nyborg. Social Interaction in Responsibility
Fenske, James. L’Etranger: Status, Property
Ascription: The Case of Household Recycling Rights, and Investment Incentives in CO6te
4: 766-84 d'Ivoire. 4: 621-44
Brouwer, Roy, Julia Martin-Ortega, and Julio
Fitzgerald, Timothy. Evaluating Split Estates in Oil
Berbel. Spatial Preference Heterogeneity: A
and Gas Leasing. 2: 294-312
Choice Experiment. 3: 552-68
Brower, Ann L., Philip Meguire, and Adrian Monks. Gardebroek, Cornelis. See Posthumus, Helena
Closing the Deal: Principals, Agents, and Goeschi, Timo. See Almer, Christian
Subagents in New Zealand Land Reform. 3 Gowdy, John, and Roxana Julia. Global Warming
467-92 Economics in the Long Run A Conceptual
Brown, Thomas C. See Kingsley, David ¢ Framework. |: 117-30
Butkiewicz, James L., and Halit Yanikkaya. Grafton, R. Quentin, Tom Kompas, and Ray
Minerals, Institutions, Openness, and Growth Hilborn. Limits to the Privatization of Fishery
An Empirical Analysis. 2: 313-28 Resources: Comment. 3: 609-13
Carter, Douglas R. See Macpherson, Alexander J Hammarstedt, Mats. See Ahmed, Ali M
Champ, Patricia A. See Ready. Richard ¢ Hanley, Nick. See Hynes, Stephen
Inde
Hannesson, Régnvaldur, Kjell G. Salvanes, and Dale Miranda, Mario J. See Daigneault, Adam J
Squires. Technological Change and the Tragedy Monks, Adrian. See Brower, Ann |
of the Commons: The Lofoten Fishery overt Mueller, Valerie, and Glenn Sheriff. On Hedonic
130 Years. 4: 746-65 Valuation of Urban Amenities Using Unbal-
Heintzelman, Martin D. Measuring the Property- anced Data. 3: 545-51
Value Effects of a Local Land use and Munn, lan A., and Anwar Hussain. Factors
Preservation Referenda. |: 22-47 Determining Differences in Local Hunting
Hensher, David A. See Scarpa, Riccardo Lease Rates: Insights from Blinder-Oaxaca
Hibiki, Akira, and Shunsuke Managi. Environmen- Decomposition. |: 66-78
tal Information Provision, Market Valuation, Munro, Gordon R. See Clark, Colin W
and Firm Incentives: An Empirical Study of the Myyra, Sami, and Eija Pouta. Farmland Owners’
Japanese PRTRS. 2: 382-93 Land Sale Preferences: Can They Be Affected
Hilborn, Ray. See Grafton, R. Quentin by Taxation Programs? 2: 245-62
Huang, Ju-Chin. Deriving Benefit Measures with
Higher Precision: A Study of Economic Values Netusil, Noelwah R., Sudip Chattopadhyay, and
of Air Quality. 4: 727-45 Kent Kovacs. Estimating the Demand for Tree
Hussain, Anwar. See Munn, lan A Canopy: A Second-Stage Hedonic Price Anal-
Hynes, Stephen, Nick Hanley, and Cathal O’Dono- ysis in Portland, Oregon. 2: 281-93
ghue. A Combinatorial Optimization Apprcach Nyborg, Karine. See Brekke, Kjell Arne
to Nonmarket Environmental Benefit Aggrega-
O’ Donoghue, Cathal. See Hynes, Stephen
tion via Simulated Populations. 2: 345-62
Posthumus, Helena, Cornelis Gardebroek, and
Julia, Roxana. See Gowdy, John
Ruerd Ruben. From Participation to Adoption
Kingsley, David C., and Thomas C. Brown. Prefer- Comparing the Effectiveness of Soil Conserva-
ence Uncertainty, Preference Learning, and t6i7o n Programs in the Peruvian Andes. 4: 645
Paired Comparison Experiments. 3: 530-44
Kipperberg, Gorm. See Brekke. Kjell Arne Pouta, Eija. See Myyra, Sami
Kompas, Tom. See Grafton, R. Quentin
Rabotyagov, Sergey S. Ecosystem Services under
Kosnik, Lea. Balancing Environmental Protection
Benefit and Cost Uncertainty: An Application
and Energy Production in the Federal Hydro-
to Soil Carbon Sequestration. 4: 668-86
power Licensing Process. 3: 444-66
Rassier, Dylan G., and Dietrich Earnhart. The
Kostov, Philip. Do Buyers’ Characteristics and
Effect of Clean Water Regulation on Profit-
Personal Relationships Affect Agricultural
ability: Testing the Porter Hypothesis. 2: 329
Land Prices? 1: 48-65
44
Kousky, Carolyn. Learning from Extreme Events
Ready, Richard C., Patricia A. Champ, and Jennifer
Risk Perceptions after the Flood. 3: 395-422
L. Lawton. Using Respondent Uncertainty to
Kovacs, Kent. See Netusil, Noelwah R
Mitigate Hypothetical Bias in a Stated Choice
Lambert, Dayton M. See Cho, Seong-Hoon Experiment. 2: 363-81
Lawton, Jennifer L. See Ready, Richard ¢ Roberts, Roland K. See Cho, Seong-Hoon
Lentini, Marco W. See Macpherson, Alexander J Rogers, William H. Measuring the Price Impact of
Lin, Haixia. See Wu, JunJie Municipal Incorporation on Homeowner As-
Liu, Yajie, and U. Rashid Sumaila. Estimating sociations. |: 91-116
Pollution Abatement Costs of Salmon Aqua- Ruben, Ruerd. See Posthumus, Helena
culture: A Joint Production Approach. 3: 569
84 Salvanes, Kjell G. See Hannesson, ROgnvaldut
Scarpa, Riccardo, Mara Thiene, and David A.
Lyon, Thomas P. See Blackman, Allen
Hensher. Monitoring Choice Task Attribute
Macpherson, Alexander J., Douglas R. Carter, Attendance in Nonmarket Valuation of Multi-
Marco W. Lentini, and Mark D. Schulze. ple Park Management Services: Does It Matter?
Following the Rules: Brazilian Logging Con- 4: 817-39
cessions under Imperfect Enforcement and Scholtens, Bert, and Laura Spierdijk. Does Money
Royalties 3: 493-513 Grow on Trees? The Diversification Properties
Managi, Shunsuke. See Hibiki, Akira of U.S. Timberland Investments. 3: 514-29
Martin-Ortega, Julia. See Brouwer, Roy Schulze, Mark D. See Macpherson, Alexander J
Meguire, Philip. See Brower, Ann | Sheriff, Glenn. See Mueller, Valerie
Meinzen-Dick, Ruth. Book review. 4: 840-42 Shumway, C. Richard. See Bishop, Clark P
Land Economics November 2010
Smith, V. Kerry. See Strong, Aaron Wernstedt, Kris. See Blackman, Allen
Sohngen, Brent. See Daigneault, Adam J Wilen, James E. See Abbott, Joshua K
Spierdijk, Laura. See Scholtens, Bert Wu, JunJie, and Haixia Lin. The Effect of the
Squires, Dale. See Hannesson, ROgnvaldur Conservation Reserve Program on Land Val-
Strong, Aaron, and V. Kerry Smith. Reconsidering ues. |: 1-21
the Economics of Demand Analysis with
Xu, Jintao, Ran Tao, Zhigang Xu, and Michael T.
Kinked Budget Constraints. |: 173-90
Bennett. China’s Sloping Land Conversion
Sumaila, U. Rashid. See Clark, Colin W.; Liu, Yajie
Program: Does Expansion Equal Success? 2
Tao, Ran. See Xu, Jintao 219-44.
Thiene, Mara. See Scarpa, Riccardo Xu, Zhigang. See Xu, Jintao
lokgoz, Simla. See Fabiosa, Jacinto I
Yanikkaya, Halit. See Butkiewicz, James |
Wandschneider, Philip R. See Bishop, Clark P Yu, Tun-Hsiang. See Fabiosa, Jacinto I
SUBJECT
(Indexed Using the Journal of Economic Literature C25 Discrete Regression and Qualitative Choice
Classification System) Models; Discrete Regressors
Kingsley, David C., and Thomas C. Brown. Prefer-
ence Uncertainty, Preference Learning, and
C MATHEMATICAL AND Paired Comparison Experiments. 3: 530-44
QUANTITATIVE METHODS
C3 MULTIPLE OR SIMULTANEOUS EQUATION MODELS
C1 ECONOMETRIC AND STATISTICAL
C31 Cross-Sectional Models; Spatial Models;
Metuops: GENERAI
Treatment Effect Models; Quantile Regressions
C14 Semiparametric and Nonparametric Methods Mueller, Valerie, and Glenn Sheriff. On Hedonic
Valuation of Urban Amenities Using Unbal-
Huang, Ju-Chin. Deriving Benefit Measures with
anced Data. 3: 545-51
Higher Precision: A Study of Economic Values
of Air Quality. 4: 727-45 C35 Discrete Regression and Qualitative Choice
Hynes, Stephen, Nick Hanley, and Cathal Models; Discrete Regressors
O’Donoghue. A Combinatorial Optimization
Posthumus, Helena, Cornelis Gardebroek, and
Approach to Nonmarket Environmental Bene-
Ruerd Ruben. From Participation to Adoption:
fit Aggregation via Simulated Populations
Comparing the Effectiveness of Soil Conserva-
345-62
tion Programs in the Peruvian Andes. 4: 645-67.
Kostov, Philip. Do Buyers’ Characteristics and
Personal Relationships Affect Agricultural
Land Prices? |: 48-65
D MICROECONOMICS
Scholtens, Bert, and Laura Spierdijk. Does
Money Grow on Trees? The Diversification
Properties of U.S. Timberland Investments. 3 D2 PRODUCTION AND ORGANIZATIONS
514-29
D21 Firm Behavior
Hibiki, Akira, and Shunsuke Managi. Environmen-
C2 SinGLE Equation Mope ts: SINGLE VARIABLES
tal Information Provision, Market Valuation,
and Firm Incentives: An Empirical Study of the
C21 Cross-Sectional Models; Spatial Models;
Japanese PRTRS. 2: 382-93
Treasment Effect Models; Quantile Regressions
D23 Organizational Behavior; Transaction Costs;
Abbett, Joshua K., and James E. Wilen. Voluntary
Property Rights
Cooperation in the Commons? Evaluating the
Sea State Program with Reduced Form and Fitzgerald, Timothy. Evaluating Split Estates in Oil
Structural Models. 1: 131—54 and Gas Leasing. 2: 294-312
Inde
D24 Production; Cost; Capital and Total Factor J LABOR AND
Productivity; Capacity DEMOGRAPHIC ECONOMICS
Liu, Yajie, and U. Rashid Sumaila. Estimating
Pollution Abatement Costs of Salmon Aquacul- Jl DemoGrapHic ECONOMICS
ture: A Joint Production Approach. 3: 569-84
J17 Value of Life; Forgone Income
D6 WELFARE ECONOMICS Ahmed, Ali M., Lina Andersson, and Mats Ham-
marstedt. Can Discrimination in the Housing
D61 Allocative Efficiency; Cost-Benefit Analysis Market Be Reduced by Increasing the Informa-
Gowdy, John, and Roxana Julia. Global Warming tion about the Applicants? 1: 79-90.
Economics in the Long Run: A Conceptual
Framework. 1: 117-30. K LAW AND ECONOMICS
D63 Equity, Justice, Inequality, and Other Norma-
tive Criteria and Measurement K1 Basic AREASo F Law
Dietz, Simon, and Giles Atkinson. The Equity- K11 Property Law
Efficiency Trade-off in Environmental Policy:
Evidence from Stated Preferences. 3: 423-43 Almer, Christian, and Timo Goeschl. Environmen-
Gowdy, John, and Roxana Julia. Global Warming tal Crime and Punishment: Empirical Evidence
Economics in the Long Run: A Conceptual from the German Penal Code. 4: 707-26.
Framework. |: 117-30. Brower, Ann L., Philip Meguire, and Adrian Monks.
Closing the Deal: Principals, Agents, and Sub-
D64 Altruism agents in New Zealand Land Reform. 3: 467-92
Brekke, Kjell Arne, Gorm Kipperberg, and Karine
Nyborg. Social Interaction in Responsibility K2 REGULATION AND Business Law
Ascription: The Case of Household Recycling
4: 766-84 K23 Regulated Industries and Administrative Law
Rassier, Dylan G., and Dietrich Earnhart. The
D7 ANALYSISO F COLLECTIVE DECISION-MAKING Effect of Clean Water Regulation on Profitabil-
ity: Testing the Porter Hypothesis. 2: 329-44
D71 Social Choice; Clubs; Committees; {ssocia-
tions
O ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT,
Rogers, William H. Measuring the Price Impact of
TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE,
Municipal Incorporation on Homeowner As-
sociations. 1: 91-116 AND GROWTH
O1 Economic DEVELOPMENT
D8 INFORMATION, KNOWLEDGE, AND UNCERTAINTY
O11 Macroeconomic Analyses of Economic Devel-
D81 Criteria for Decision Making under Risk and
opment
Uncertainty
Butkiewicz, James L., and Halit Yanikkaya.
Rabotyagov, Sergey S. Ecosystem Services under Minerals, Institutions, Openness, and Growth
Benefit and Cost Uncertainty: An Application An Empirical Analysis. 2: 313-28
to Soil Carbon Sequestration. 4: 668-86
O12 Microeconomic Analyses of Economic Devel-
opment
H PUBLIC ECONOMICS
Fenske, James. L’Etranger: Status, Property
Rights, and Investment Incentives in Cote
H2 TAxaTION, SUBSIDIES, AND REVENUE
d'Ivoire. 4: 621-44
H21 Efficiency; Optimal Taxation O13 Agriculture; Natural Resources; Energy; Envi-
ronment; Other Primary Products
Myyra, Sami, and Eija Pouta. Farmland Owners’
Land Sale Preferences: Can They Be Affected Posthumus, Helena, Cornelis Gardebroek, and
by Taxation Programs? 2: 245-62. Ruerd Ruben. From Participation to Adoption
Land Economics Vovember 2010
Comparing the Effectiveness of Soil Conserva- Liu, Yajie, and U. Rashid Sumaila. Estimating
tion Programs in the Peruvian Andes. 4: 645-67 Pollution Abatement Costs of Salmon Aquacul-
ture: A Joint Production Approach. 3: 569-84
Q AGRICULTURAL AND NATURAL Q23 Forestry
RESOURCE ECONOMICS;
Daigneault, Adam J., Mario J. Miranda, and Brent
ENVIRONMENTAL AND Sohngen. Optimal Forest Management with
ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS Carbon Sequestration Credits and Endogenous
Fire Risk. 1: 155-72
QI AGRICULTURE Macpherson, Alexander J., Douglas R. Carter,
Marco W. Lentini, and Mark D. Schulze.
Following the Rules: Brazilian Logging Con-
QI5 Land Ownership and Tenure; Land Reform;
Land Use; Irrigation cessions under Imperfect Enforcement and
Royalties. 3: 493-513
Fenske, James. JL Etrangei Status, Property Munn, lan A., and Anwar Hussain. I actors
Rights, and Investment Incentives in Cote Determining Differences in I ocal Hunting
d'Ivoire. 4: 621-44 Lease Rates: Insights from Blinder-Oaxaca
Myyra, Sami, and Eija Pouta. Farmland Owners’
Decomposition 1: 66-78
Land Sale Preferences: Can They Be Affected
Q24 Land
by Taxation Programs? 2 245-62
Heintzelman, Martin D. Measuring the Property-
QI17 Agriculture in International Trade
Value Effects of a Local Land use and
Fabiosa, Jacinto F., John C. Beghin, Fengxia Dong, Preservation Referenda. |: 22-47
Amani Elobeid, Simla Tokgoz, and Tun-Hsiang Rabotyagov, Sergey S. Ecosystem Services undet
Yu. Land Allocation Effects of the Global Benefit and Cost Uncertainty: An Application
Ethanol Surge: Predictions from the Interna- to Soil Carbon Sequestration. 4: 668-86
tional FAPRI Model. 4: 687-706 Scarpa, Riccardo, Mara Thiene, and David A.
Hensher. Monitoring Choice Task Attribute
Attendance in Nonmarket Valuation of Multi-
Q2 RENeEWaBLe RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION ple Park Management Services: Does It Matter?
4: 817-39
Q21 Demand and Supply Wu, JunJie, and Haixia Lin. The Effect of the
Conservation Reserve Program on Land Val-
Chimeli, Ariaster B., and Roy G. Boyd. Prohibition
ues. 1: 1-21
and the Supply of Brazilian Mahogany. |: 191
Z~ UA 025 Water
Netusil, Noelwah R., Sudip Chattopadhyay, and
Brouwer, Roy, Julia Martin-Ortega, and Julio
Kent Kovacs. Estimating the Demand for Tree
Berbel. Spatial Preference Heterogeneity: A
Canopy: A Second-Stage Hedonic Price Anal-
Choice Experiment. 3 552-68
YSIS 1n Portland, Oregon. 2: 281-93 Kosnik, Lea. Balancing Environmental Protection
Q22 Fishery; Aquaculture and Energy Production in the Federal Hydro-
power Licensing Process. 3: 444-66
Abbott, Joshua K., and James E. Wilen. Voluntary
Cooperation in the Commons? Evaluating the 026 Recreational Aspects of Natural Resources
Sea State Program with Reduced Form and Munn, lan A., and Anwar Hussain. Factors
Structural Models. |: 131—54 Determining Differences in Local Hunting
Clark, Colin W., Gordon R. Munro, and U. Rashid Lease Rates: Insights from Blinder-Oaxaca
Sumaila. Limits to the Privatization of Fishery Decomposition. 1: 66-78
Resources. 2: 209-18; Limits to the Privatiza-
tion of Fishery Resources: Reply. 3: 614-18 Q28 Government Policy
Grafton, R. Quentin, Tom Kompas, and Ray Brower, Ann L., Philip Meguire, and Adrian Monks.
Hilborn. Limits to the Privatization of Fishery Closing the Deal: Principals, Agents, and
Resources: Comment. 3: 609-13 Subagents in New Zealand Land Reform. 3
Hannesson, Régnvaldur, Kjell G. Salvanes, and Dale 467-92
Squires. Technological Change and the Tragedy Macpherson, Alexander J., Douglas R. Carter,
of the Commons he Lofoten Fishery over Marco W. Lentini, and Mark D. Schulze.
130 Years. 4: 746-65 Following the Rules: Brazilian Logging Con-
1 ind Canopy: A Second-Stage Hedonic Price Anal-
Royalti ysisI n Portlanidn , Oregon. 1. 22.: 220811-—9933
Wu, JunJie, and Haixia Lin. The Effe t Ready, Rich ard C., Patricia A. Champ, and Jennifer
onservation Reserve Prog on Land Va _ Lawton. | sing Respondent Uncertainty to
tc | Mitig ite Hypothetical Bias in a Stated Choice
Xu, Jint ao, Ran Tao, Zhigang Xu, and Michael T. Experiment. 2: 363-8]
Bennett. China's Sloping Land Cor er*Ts ionl y ay Pr ) Sca. rpa, Riccec arda o, Mara Thi;e ne, and David A.
ram Does I Xpa sion . Equal Succ > , IO nisAd Hensher. Monitoring Choice Task Attribute
Attendance in Nonmarket Valuation of Multi-
Q3 NONRENEWABLE RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION pS4l-ae2g ]e s Parkg 3re 9 Management Set VICCS Does It Matter?
Q32 Exhaustible Resources and Economic Develop- Q52 Pollution Control Adoption Costs; Distribu-
ment tional Effects; Employment Effects
Butkiewicz, James L., and Halit Yanikkaya. :
Simon, and Giles Atkinson. The Equity-
Minerals, Institutions, Openness, and Growth Dietz,
Efficiency Trade-off in Environmental Policy
At 1 Empirical Analysis. 2: 313
Evidence from Siated Preferences. 3: 423-43
Fitzgerald, Timothy. |
Rassier, Dylan G., and Dietrich Earnhart. The
and Gas Leasing
Effect of Clean Water Regulation on Profitabil-
Testing the Porte Hypothesis. 2: 329-44
Q4 ENERGY
Q53 Air Pollution; Water Pollution; Voise; Haz-
O42 Alternative Energy Sources ardous Waste; Solid Waste; Recycling
Fabiosa, Jacinto F., John C. Beghin, Fengxia Dong,
Almer, Christian, and Timo Goeschl. Environmen-
Amani Elobeid, Simla Tokgoz, and Tun-Hsiang ad
Yu. | All +: Effect tal Crime and Punishment Empiric al Evidence
Sei° nela ndS as hOcPal lon LICCLS of ; the Gl; oba from th. e German Penal Code. 4: 70-7 -26
tiotnnaaln ol FAPuRrIg e ModeCla ict n "9i ro! I I I Bis shop, Clark P., C. Ria chard Shumway, and Philonie p
KosnLiiVk,l ,id al Lea. BalanciOnUgde l I nt) al Protectio R. Wandschneider. Agent Het It erz ogeneity ’
and Energy Prod uction in the : aop} uon I o f Anaerobic Digestion Technolog)
powe Licensing Process lteevgr atul,l 1g Economic Diffusion, and Behav-
ioral Inn vation Theories. 3: 585—608
Blackma n, Allen, Sarah Darley, Thomas P. Lyon,
Q5 ENviIRONMENTAL Economic
and Kris Wernstedt. What Drives Par ticipation
n State Voluntary Cleanup Programs? Evi-
Q51 Valuation of Environmental Effects a le_ nce from Or1 regon. 4: 785 99
Baerenklau, Kenneth A. A Latent Class Brekke, Kjell Arne, Gorm Kipperberg, and Karine
to Modeling Endogenous Spatiitaia l Nyborg. Social Interaction in Responsibility
Zonal Recreation Demand Models 4- 800-16 Ascription: The Case of Household Recycling
Brouwer, Roy, Julia Martin-Ortega, and Julio 4: 766-84
Berbel. Spatial Preference Heteré genet \
Choiwcoei 1ce Expeerriimmeenntt 3: 552-68 O54 Climate; Natural Disasters; Global Warming
Huang, Ju-Chin. Deriving Bene “{f it Measures with Daigneault, Adam J., Mario J. Miranda, and Brent
Higher Precision A Study of Economic Values
Sohngen. Optimal Forest Management with
of Air Quality. 4 27-45
Carbon Sequestration Credits and Endogenous
Hynes, Stephen, Nick Hanley, and Cathal O’Dono- - 1- 155_79
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