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Property rights in a social and ecological context : case studies and design applications
This book and its companion volume, " Property Rights and the Environment: Social and Ecological Issues, " concern the institutional dimensions of environmental sustainability. Humans interact with their environment through systems of property rights that are embedded in social, political,...
|a Property rights in a social and ecological context :
|b case studies and design applications
|c / edited by Susan Hanna, Mohan Munasinghe
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|b World Bank
|a Washington, D.C.
|c 1995
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|a ix, 206 p. :
|b il.
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|a Acompañado de: "Property rights and the environment : social and ecological issues"
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|a Incluye bibliografía
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|a Foreword -- About the contributors -- Introduction: 1. An introduction to property rights in a social and ecological context / Susan Hanna and Mohan Munasinghe -- Governance: 2. Design lessons from existing air pollution control systems: the United State / Tom Tietenberg -- 3. Distributed governance in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands lobster fishery / Ralph E. Townsend and Samuel G. Pooley -- 4. Enforcement of regional environmental regulations: nitrogen fertilizer in Sweden / Ing-Marie Gren and Runar Brñnlund -- Appendia 4-A: Calculation of abatement and enforcement costs -- Equity and stewardship: 5. Designing incentives to conserve India's biodiversity / Madhav Gadgil and P. R. Seshagiri Rao -- 6. Will new property right regimes in Central and Eastern Europe serve the purposes of nature conservation? / Tomasz Zylicz -- 7. Nonsustainable use of renewable resources: mangrove deforestation and mariculture in Ecuador / Peter J. Parks and Manuel Bonifaz -- Traditional knowledge: 8. Learning by fishing: practical science and scientific practice / Gísli Pálsson -- 9. Indigenous knowledge and resource management systems: a native canadian case study from James Bay / Fikret Berkes -- 10. The role of validated local knowledge in the restoration of fisheries property rights: the example of the New Zealand Maori / Kenneth Ruddle -- Linking mechanisms: 11. The role of tenurial shells in ecological sustainability: property rights and natural resource management in Mexico / Janis B. Alcorn and Victor M. Toledo -- 12. Integrating ecological and socioeconomic feedbacks for sustainable fisheries / Monica Hammer -- 13. Parametric management of fisheries: an ecosystem-social approach / James A. Wilson and Lloyd M. Dickie -- 14. Environmental and socioeconomic linkages of deforestation and forest land use change in the Nepal Himalaya / Ajay S. Pradhan and Peter J. Parks -- Poverty and population: 15. Environmental crisis and unsustainability in Himalayas: lessons from the degradation process / Narpat S. Jodha
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|a This book and its companion volume, " Property Rights and the Environment: Social and Ecological Issues, " concern the institutional dimensions of environmental sustainability. Humans interact with their environment through systems of property rights that are embedded in social, political, cultural, and economic context. The outcome of that interaction affects both the quantity and quality of environmental resources. It is becoming increasingly clear that although national and international economic policies have often ignored the environment, economic development ultimately depends on institutions that can protect and maintain the environment ' s carrying capacity and resilience. The knowledge of how property rights regimes, as particularly important types of institutions, function in relation to humans and their use of the environment is critical to the design and implementation of effective environmental protection. This volume contains a number of case studies that address questions of design application in the following areas: design of governance systems for sutainability; the relationships among equity, stewardship, and environmental resilience; the use of traditional knowledge in resource management, the mechanisms that link humans to their environments; and the role played by poverty and population.
