Land Use Problems and Conflicts: Causes, Consequences and Solutions,9780415700283

Land Use Problems and Conflicts: Causes, Consequences and Solutions

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Edition: 1st
ISBN13: 9780415700283
ISBN10: 0415700280
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2004-12-17
Publisher(s): Routledge
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Summary

The production and consumption of land services is a complex subject involving economic, fiscal, social, psychological, health and environmental dimensions. This book documents the causes and effects of this.

Table of Contents

List of figures x
List of tables xii
List of contributors xiv
Acknowledgments xviii
1 Contemporary land use problems and conflicts 1(6)
STEPHAN J. GOETZ, JAMES S. SHORTLE AND JOHN C. BERGSTROM
PART I Land use problems and conflicts: causes 7(70)
2 Rural land use problems and policy options: overview from a US perspective
9(17)
LAWRENCE W. LIBBY
3 Land use problems: a European perspective
26(7)
NICK D. HANLEY AND FIONA WATSON
4 Employment growth, population growth and electronic technologies as determinants of land use
33(17)
CHARLES BARNARD
5 Failing markets and fragile institutions in land use: Colorado's experience
50(14)
ANDREW F. SEIDL
6 Postproductivism and changing rural land use values and preferences
64(15)
JOHN C. BERGSTROM
PART II A closer look at consequences of land use problems and conflicts 77(72)
7 Urban development impacts on ecosystems
79(15)
ELIZABETH P. MARSHALL AND JAMES S. SHORTLE
8 Urban growth, rural land conversion and the fiscal well-being of local municipalities
94(26)
STEVEN DELLER
9 Sense of place as an integrated framework for understanding human impacts of land use change
120(12)
RICHARD C. STEDMAN
10 Socioeconomic and health outcomes of land use
132(17)
STEPHAN J. GOETZ
PART III Data and empirical issues 149(70)
11 Spatial analysis and applied land use research
151(14)
KATHLEEN P. BELL
12 Public preferences for farmland attributes in conservation easement programs
165(21)
ROBERT W. PATERSON. KEVIN J. BOYLE, MARY C. AHEARN, ANNA ALBERINI. JOHN C. BERGSTROM, LAWRENCE W. LIBBY AND MICHAEL P. WELSH
13 Value conflict and land use planning: an example at the rural-urban interface
186(33)
MAX J. PFEFFER, LINDA I'. WAGENE'L. JOHN SYDENSTRICKER-NETO ANI) CATHERINE MEOLA
14 The impacts of land use on nearby property values: estimates from a hedonic house price model 202
RICHARD C. READY AND CIIAkI IiS W. ABDAI I A
PART IV A closer look at solutions to land use problems and conflicts 219(97)
15 Agri-environmental complementarities: challenges and opportunities in an old world
221(20)
IAN HODGE
16 Multifunctionality, land use and agricultural policy
241(13)
DAVID ABLER
17 Sprawl: contemporary land use planning's paradigm
254(12)
MARK B. LAPPING
18 The smart growth approach to urban land use: implications for farmland protection
266(13)
ALVIN D. SOKOLOW
19 Protecting farmland: why do we do it? How do we do it? Can we do it better?
279(22)
LORI LYNCH
20 What would an ideal Federal rural land use policy look like?
301(9)
THOMAS JOHNSON
21 Future research needs for rational land use decisions
310(6)
STEPHAN J. GOETZ, JAMES S. SHORTLE AND JOHN C. BERGSTROM
Bibliography 316(38)
Index 354

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