Implementing ecological integrity
Subtitle: restoring regional and global enivronmental and human health
By: edited by P. Crabbé ... [et al.].
Contributors: Crabbé, Philippe J.; North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Scientific Affairs Division.; NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Implementing Ecological Integrity: Restoring Regional and Global Environmental and Human Health (1999 : Budapest, Hungary)
Series: NATO science series -- v. 1
Publisher: Kluwer Academic Publishers
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Dordrecht; Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 478
Subjects: Ecological integrity -- Congresses.; Restoration ecology -- Congresses.; Environmental health -- Congresses.
Genres: Congresses.
Notes: "Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Implementing Ecological Integrity: Restoring Regional and Global Environmental and Human Health, Budapest, Hungary, June 26-July 1 1999"--T.p. verso.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Preface; title: Introduction; title: PART I : WHAT IS GLOBAL AND REGIONAL INTEGRITY?; title: Chapter 1; title: The Global Integrity Project and the Ethics of Integrity; title: Laura Westra; title: Chapter 2; title: The Coming Change in the Environmental Protection Paradigm; title: Lech Ryszkowski; title: Chapter 3; title: Approaches to Ecological Integrity: Divergence, Convergence and Implementation; title: Peter Miller; title: PART II : NATIONAL PARKS IN EASTERN EUROPE; title: Chapter 4; title: Ecosystem Integrity and Its Implementation in Eastern Siberia; title: Irina Glazyrina and Tatyana Strizhova; title: Chapter 5; title: The Regional Scope of Implementing Global Ecological Integrity: the Sumava Mountains; title: Eva Cudlinov, MLapka and J. Bohdc; title: Chapter 6; title: Natural Transborder Parks: the Direction of Biodiversity Preservation in Romania; title: Maria Pdtroescu Ph. D. and Laurentiu Rozylowicz; title: Chapter 7; title: State Parks - as a Model of Nature and Culture Protection and Sustainable Development; title: Rima Kitoviene; title: PART III : HOW DO WE MEASURE ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY?; title: Chapter 8; title: Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ecological Integrity: Insights from an Ecosystem Approach; title: James J. Kay and Henry A. Regier; title: Chapter 9; title: Ecological Functions and Integrity: Approaches to Valuation; title: Orie L. Loucks; title: Chapter 10; title: Rare Species Indicate Ecological Integrity: an Example of an Urban Nature Reserve Island; title: Ferenc Samu and Csaba Szinetar; title: Chapter 11; title: Systems Modeling of Brazilian Sustainability with Emergy Flows Diagrams; title: Paul Safonov, Vito Comar and Enrique Ortega; title: Chapter 12; title: Ecological Functions and Socio-Economic Values of Critical; title: Natural Capital as a Measure for Ecological Integrity and Environmental Health; title: Rudolf De Groot, Johan Van Der Perk, Anna Chiesura and; title: Sophie Marguliew; title: PART IV : HUMAN HEALTH AND INTEGRITY; title: Chapter 13; title: Strategies for Assessing the Health Impacts of Global Environmental Change; title: Anthony J. McMichael and R.S. Kovats; title: Chapter 14; title: Environmental & Human Health Aspects of Burning Arsenic Reach Coal Ecology Restoring Issues; title: Vladimir Bencko; title: Chapter 15; title: The Problem-Solving Approach in a Community-Lead Pollution Chronic Exposure Situation; title: Ian S. Bocsan, Mariana Vlad and A. Sinca; title: Chapter 16; title: Mothers and Mother Nature: Attachment, Detachment and Human Ecological Integrity; title: Imre Lazar MD. Ph.D.; title: Chapter 17; title: A Decisional System for the Ethical Evaluation of Animal Experiments; title: Vitalja Simkeviciene and Saule Ulickien M.A., Ph. D.; title: PART V : HOW DO WE IMPLEMENT INTEGRITY?; title: Chapter 18; title: The Use of Existing Legal Tools to Protect Ecological Integrity; title: Donald A. Brown, Esq.; title: Chapter 19; title: A Behavioural Approach to Understand the Distinctive Influence of Environmental Instruments on Ecological Integrity; title: Caroline Gallez; title: Chapter 20; title: The Water Conflict in the Middle East: A Test Case for International Intervention; title: Shyli Karin-Frank; title: Chapter 21; title: Instruments for Management in Integral Environment Policy; title: Igor Malakhov; title: Chapter 22; title: Design of Sustainable Development Strategy for a Region; title: Vladimir Gurman and Elena Ryumina; title: Chapter 23; title: Global Bioethics: a Suggested Distinction between Ethic and Morality; title: Brunetto Chiarelli; title: Chapter 24; title: The Conception of Natural Goods in Economics; title: Jdnos I. T6th; title: PART VI : IMPLEMENTING ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY IN AGRICULTURE; title: AND THE CITY; title: Chapter 25; title: Agriculture, Food, Populations, Natural Resources and Ecological Integrity; title: David Pimentel and Clive A. Edwards; title: Chapter 26; title: A Human Ecological Assessment of Economic and Population Health; title: William E. Rees, Ph,D.; title: Chapter 27; title: Discourse of a "New Alliance" between Neo-Classical Environmental Economics and Other Environmental Narratives; title: Philippe Crabbe.; title: Conclusion; title: Philippe Crabbe, Lech Ryszkowski and Laura Westra; title: Index.