In this review we discuss the economic implications of spatial-dynamic processes operating at various scales in coupled human and natural systems where the coupling is through the harvest of a renewable resource. Before introducing the spatial aspects, we first summarize in Section 2 the...

One of the characteristics of natural resource economics that makes it both interesting is its heavy reliance on noneconomic and economic concepts. Over the past two decades the field has expanded both in breadth of coverage and also in depth of conceptual development so that a well-rounded...