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Ecologically sustainable development (ESD) and industry : policies, economic attitudes and Australian proposals

Tisdell, Clement A. - 1993

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Agricultural sustainability and conservation of biodiversity : competing policies and paradigms

Tisdell, Clement A. - In: Sustainability and global environmental policy : new …, (pp. 97-118). 1997

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China's agricultural sustainability and conservation of biodiversity : competing policies and paradigms

Tisdell, Clement A. - 1996

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Ecological and environmental economics : selected issues and policy responses

Tisdell, Clement A. - 2003

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Environmental economics : policies for environmental management and sustainable development

Tisdell, Clement A. - 1993

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The precautionary principle revisited : its interpretations and their conservation consequences

Tisdell, Clement A. - In: The Singapore economic review : journal of the Economic … 55 (2010) 2, pp. 335-352

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Complex policy choices regarding agricultural externalities : efficiency, equity and acceptability

Tisdell, Clement A. - In: Institutions and sustainability : political economy of …, (pp. 83-106). 2009

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The economics of fish biodiversity : linkages between aquaculture and fisheries - some perspectives

Tisdell, Clement A. - In: Conserving and valuing ecosystem services and …, (pp. 47-57). 2009

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Institutional economics and the behaviour of conservation organizations : implications for biodiversity conservation

Tisdell, Clement A. - In: Conserving and valuing ecosystem services and …, (pp. 175-191). 2009

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Alternative Economic Instruments for Regulating Environmental Spillovers from Aquaculture: An Assessment

Tisdell, Clem - School of Economics, University of Queensland - 1996

Unfavourable externalities are generated by many social and economic activities. Aquaculture is both a source and a victim of several of these spillovers. Such externalities threaten sustainable development and often are sources of economic inefficiency and market failure. Their control can help...

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