Society and Natural Resources

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Society and Natural Resources

Volume 11, Issue 3
Publication date (expected/actual): March 1998


"Black Concern for the Environment: Myth vs Reality"
Jones

"The Norwegian Fishing Quota System: Another Patriarchal Construction?"
Munk-Madsen

"Distinguishing Among Green Businesses: Growth, Green and Anomie"
Weinberg

"Governing Natural Resources
Taylor

"Green Businesses: Perspectives from Management and Business Ethics"
Johnson

"Explaining Persistent Conflict Among Resource Users: The Case of Honduran Mariculture"
Stanley

"Comments on Beyond the Threshold: The Criminalization of Logging"
Daigle

"Bridging the Gap: Toward a Better Understanding of Socio-Natural Thought"
Pendleton

Book Review "Tropical Deforestation: The Human Dimension"
Schelhas

Book Review "Green Culture: Environmental Rhetoric in Contemporary America"
Knott

Book Review "Prosperity's Promise: The Amazon Rubber Boom and Distorted Economic Development"
Wilshusen

Book Review "Rights to Nature: Ecological, Economic, Cultural, and Political Principles of Institutions for the Environment"
Helfand

Book Review "Pricing the Planet: Economic Analysis for Sustainable Development"
Goodstein

Book Review "Dealing in Diversity: America's Market for Nature Conservation"
Edelstein

Announcements
Rikoon, et al.

"Paradigms and Problems: The Practice of Social Science in Natural Resource Management"
Patterson and Williams

Society and Natural Resources

Volume 10, Issue 5
Publication date (expected/actual): September 1997


Ranching in the Brazilian Amazon in a National Context: Economics, Policy, and Practice
Arima and Uhl
pp. 451-433

The Wolf in Yellowstone: Science, Symbol, or Politics? Deconstructing the Conflict Between Environmentalism and Wise Use
Wilson
pp. 468-453

The Influence of Balanced Information on Attitudes Toward Natural Resource Issues
Bright and Manfredo
pp. 469-483

Reframing the U. S. Hurricane Problem
Pielke
pp. 499-485

Social Inventions for Environmental Solutions and Filling Institutional Blanks
Andrews
pp. 505-501

Book Review-Borneo Log: The Struggle for Sarawak s Forests
Gellert
pp. 507-509

Book Review-The Value of Life: Biological Diversity and Human Society
Collicott
pp. 509-511

Book Reviews-A Cautionary Tale: Failed U.S. Development Policy in Central America and Bittersweet Harvests for Global Supermarkets: Challenges in Latin America s Agricultural Export Boom
Perfecto
pp. 512-514

Anouncements
Miron
pp. 515-517

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Society and Natural Resources

Volume 11, Issue 1
Publication date (expected/actual): January 1998

The Persistence of Poaching in Advanced Industrial Society: Meanings and Motivations -- An Introductory Comment

Muth
pp. 1-3

Illegal Harvest of Renewable Natural Resources in North America: Toward a Typology of the Motivations for Poaching

Muth and Bowe
pp. 5-20

The Game of Poaching: Folk Crimes in Southwest Louisiana

Forsyth et al.
pp. 21-34

Taking the Forest: The Shared Meaning of Tree Theft

Pendleton
pp. 35-46

In Search of Forest Resource Values of Indigenous Peoples: Are Non-Market Valuation Techniques Applicable?

Adamowicz et al.
pp. 47-62

Alternative Dispute Resolution and Organizational Incentives in the U.S. Forest Service

Manring
pp. 63-76

NIMBY and the Hazardous and Toxic Waste Siting Dilemma: The Need for Concept Clarification

Luloff et al.
pp. 77-85

Book Reviews
pp. 87-98

Announcements
pp. 99-100