Table Of Content

LIST OF CONTENTS Volume 18 Number 1 January 2001 Special Issue Using and Shaping the Land Guest Editors Helmut Haberl, Simon Batterbury and Emilio Moran Using and shaping the land: a long-term perspective Helmut Haberl, Simon Batterbury and Emilio Moran Integrative methods to study landscape changes Matthias Burgi and Emily WB. Russell Land use and industrial modernization: an empirical analysis of human in- fluence on the functioning of ecosystems in Austria 1830-1995 Fridolin Krausmann Integrated land history and global change science: The example of the Southern Yucatan Peninsular Region project Peter Klepeis and B.L. Turner Il Nature, society and history in two contrasting landscapes in Wisconsin, USA. Interactions between lakes and humans during the twentieth century Joan Riera, Paul R. Voss, Stephen R. Carpenter, Timothy K. Kratz, Thomas M. Lillesand, Jill A. Schnaiberg, Monica G. Turner and Mark W. Wegener Dealing with aridity: socio-economic structures and environmental changes in an arid Mediterranean region Jesus Garcia Latorre, Juan Gracia Latorre and Andrés Sanchez-Picon Land-use changes and their social driving forces in Czechia in the 19th and 20th centuries F Ivan Bicik, Leos Jelecek and Vit Stépanek 75 Multilevel modeling on farmland distribution in Japan Satoshi Hoshino Publications received 91 Volume 18 Number 2 April 2001 Viewpoint 93 In trust & on trust: the strategy for the UK defence estate R. Woodward Papers 99 Beyond agri-environmental policy: towards an alternative model of rural environmental governance | Hodge Land use research and the duty to consult: a misrepresentation of the aboriginal landscape DC. Natcher The US National Park Service's partnership parks: collaborative responses to middle landscapes EM. Hamin The growing recreational use of state forest lands in the Adelaide hills PJ. Smailes and D.L. Smith Analyzing forest users’ destructive behavior in Northern Tunisia A.B. Mansoura, S. Garchi and H. Daly Tracking land ownership in self-help homestead subdivisions in the United States: the case of Texas ““colonias” PM. Ward and J. Carew The evolution of planning & urban theory from the perspective of vernacular design: MOMRA initiatives in improving Saudi Arabian neighbourhoods MA. Eben Saleh Land re-organisation in relation to roads in an Indian city S. Fazal Book reviews Saving a Place: Endangered Species in the 21st Century by JA. Baden, P. Geddes (Eds) (C. Gibbins); Achieving Sustainable Urban Form by K. Williams, E. Burton and M. Jenks (N.Williams) Publications received 203 Volume 18 Number 3 July 2001 205 Genetic prospecting and biodiversity development agreements K. Day-Rubenstein and G.B. Frisvold 221 Community features and urban sprawl: the case of the Chicago metropolitan region T Zhang Land zoning and local discretion in the Korean planning system N. Gallent and K.S. Kim Urban renewal in Hong Kong: transition from development corporation to renewal authority D. Adams and E.M. Hastings Agricultural development and land concentration in a central European country: a case study of Hungary A. Burger Agricultural land reform in Moldova M. Gorton Countryside recreation provision in England: exploring a demand-led approach N. Curry and N. Ravenscroft Book review 293 Wetlands by William J. Mitsch, James G. Gosselink (K. Peberdy) Publications received 295 Volume 18 Number 4 October 2001 297 Land administration “best practice” providing the infrastructure for land policy implementation lan P Williamson Agricultural land use pattern dynamics in the Sudan—Sahel—towards an event-driven framework Anette Reenberg Impact of comprehensive development zoning on real estate development in Hong Kong Raymond Y.C. Tse Agricultural land protection in China: a case study of local governance in Zhejiang Province Mark W. Skinner, Richard G. Kuhn and Alun E. Joseph Public participation and organizational change in Wisconsin land use management Stacey Swearingen White Property taxation in Israel: a non ad valorem approach Boris A. Portnov, WilliamJ. McCluskey and William G. Deddis Book reviews Irrigated Eden: the making of an agricultural landscape in the American West by Mark Fiege (J. Shaw); Planning and the political market: public choice and the politics of government failure by Mark Pennington (Philip Allmendinger) Publications received Volume 18, 2001 Contents and Author Index