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A Multidisciplinary And Transatlantic Approach To Agri-environmental Policies: Motivation And Overview / Stephan J. Goetz And Floor Brouwer -- Demographic Change And Land Use Transitions / Jill Findeis, Kathryn Brasier, And Rodrigo Salcedo Du Bois -- Payments For Agri-environmental Services: An Oecd Perspective / Wilfrid Legg -- Comparing Agri-environmental Programs In The United States And The Eu / Christina Von Haaren And Nelson Bills -- Evaluation Of Agricultural Land Preservation Programs / Lori Lynch, Wayne Gray And Jacqueline Geoghegan -- Modeling The Economic Impacts Of Critical Habitat Designation / Thomas Foulke, David T. Taylor And Roger H. Coupal -- Multi-scale And Integrated Modeling Of Landscape Functionality / Louise Willemen... [et Al.] -- Nonmarket Valuation Of Multifunctional Farm And Forest Preservation / Joshua M. Duke And Robert J. Johnston -- Agent-based Land Use Models For Collaborative Learning About Agri-environmental Policies / Thomas Berger And Pepijn Schreinemachers -- Castles Or Cattle?: A Regional Analysis Of Working Lands Policies / Andrew Seidl, Lindsey Ellingson And C.j. Mucklow -- Compliance With Agri-environmental Standards In Europe And The United States / Roel Jongeneel And Floor Brouwer -- Public Preferences For Protecting Working Landscapes / Kathleen P. Bell -- Improving Agri-environmental Benefits Within The Cap -- Bettina Mtazdorf... [et Al.] -- Soil Carbon Sequestration As An Ecosystem Service / Madhu Khanna... [et Al.] -- Emerging Public Preferences And The Sustainability Of Farmland Preservation / Soji Adelaja... [et Al.]. Edited By Stephan J. Goetz & Floor Brouwer. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the efficacy and implementation of agri-environmental policies by comparing diverse regulatory frameworks across the United States and the European Union. Edited by Floor Brouwer and Stephan J. Goetz, the text synthesizes contributions from a wide array of agricultural economists and policy researchers. It provides a structured analysis of how demographic shifts, land-use transitions, and public preferences influence the design of programs intended to preserve working landscapes and ecosystem services. The authors utilize a multidisciplinary approach to bridge the gap between theoretical economic modeling and practical policy application.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a comprehensive resource for understanding the complexities of transatlantic agricultural policy. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which is tailored for researchers and policymakers engaged in environmental economics.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2009-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203867807
ISBN-13:
9780203867808
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