Environmental issues: sustainable progress?

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Agyeman, J. and Evans, B. 1997: Is anyone listening? Local Environment 2, 5–6.

Barton, Harry 1996: The Isle of Harris superquarry: concepts of the environment and sustainability. Environmental Values 5, 83–88.

Barton, Hugh 1998: Eco-neighbourhoods: a review of projects. Local Environment 3, 159–177.

Benton, L.M. 1996: The greening of free trade? The debate about the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the environment. Environment and Planning A, 28, 2155–2177.

Bryant, R. 1997: Beyond the impasse: the power of political ecology in third world environmental research. Area 29, 5–19.

Burgess, J. , Harrison, C.M. and Filius, P. 1998: Environmental communication and the cultural politics of environmental citizenship. Environment and Planning A 30, 1445–1460.

Carter, N. and Darlow, A. 1996: Local Agenda 21–none of our business? Town and Country Planning 65, 103–105.

Collier, U. 1997: Local authorities and climate protection in the European Union: putting subsidiarity into practice? Local Environment 2, 39–57.

Counsell, D. 1996: Sustainable development and structure plans in England and Wales: a review of current practice. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 41, 177–194.

Darlow, A. and Newby, L. 1997: Partnerships: panacea or pitfall? Experience in Leicester Environment City. Local Environment 2, 73–81.

Drakakis-Smith, D. and Dixon, C. 1997: Sustainable urbanization in Vietnam. Geoforum 28, 21–38.

Drummond, I. 1996: Conditions of unsustainability in the Australian sugar industry. Geoforum 27, 345–354.

Dyck, R.G. 1998: Integrating planning and sustainability theory for local benefit. Local Environment 3, 27–41.

Eckerberg, K. and Forsberg, B. 1998: Implementing Agenda 21 in local government: the Swedish experience. Local Environment 3, 333–347.

Ewing, S. 1996: Whose Landcare? Observations on the role of ‘community’ in the Australian Landcare programme. Local Environment 1, 259–276.

Freeman, C. , Littlewood, S. and Whitney, D. 1996: Local government and emerging models of participation in the Local Agenda 21 process. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 39, 65–78.

Gandy, M. 1997: The making of a regulatory crisis: restructuring New York City's water supply. Transactions, Institute of British Geographers 22, 338–358.

Gibbs, D. 1996a: Integrating sustainable development and economic restructuring: a role of regulation theory? Geoforum 27, 1–10.

Gibbs, D. 1996b: On course for a sustainable future? European environmental policy and local economic development. Local Environment 1, 247–258.

Gibbs, D. and Healey, M. 1997: Industrial geography and the environment. Applied Geography 17, 193–201.

Gibbs, D. , Longhurst, J. and Braithwaite, C. 1996: Moving towards sustainable development? Integrating economic development and the environment in local authorities. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 39, 3, 317–332.

Gibbs, D. , Longhurst, J. and Braithwaite, C. 1998: ‘Struggling with sustainability’: weak and strong interpretations of sustainable development within local authority policy. Environment and Planning A 30, 1351–1365.

Grove-White, R. 1997: Environmental sustainability, time and uncertainty. Time and Society 6, 99–106.

Heiman, M.K. 1997: Community attempts at sustainable development through corporate accountability. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 40, 631–643.

Jackson, T. and Roberts, P. 1997: Greening the Fife economy: ecological modernization as a pathway for local economic development. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 40, 615–629.

Jones, T. 1996: Local authorities and sustainable development: turning policies into practical action through performance review–a case study of the London Borough of Hackney. Local Environment 1, 87–106.

Kitchen, T. , Whitney, D. and Littlewood, S. 1997: Local authority/academic collaboration and Local Agenda 21 policy processes. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 40, 645–659.

Kranz, P. and Silva, N.L.A. 1998: Radical dreams coming through: Local Agenda 21 and the Participative Budget. Local Environment 3, 215–220.

Levett, R. 1996: Linking the indicators. Town and Country Planning 65, 327–330.

Mathewson, A. and M'Gonigle, M. 1997: Ecoinvesting: financing sustainable development. Local Environment 2, 155–170.

Munton, R. 1997: Engaging sustainable development: some observations on progress in the UK. Progress in Human Geography 21, 147–163.

Myers, G. and Macnaghten, P. 1998: Rhetorics of environmental sustainability: commonplaces and places. Environment and Planning A 30, 333–353.

Newman, P. 1998: From symbolic gesture to the mainstream: next steps in local urban sustainability. Local Environment 3, 299–311.

O'Riordan, T. and Voisey, H. 1997: Sustainable development in western Europe: coming to terms with Agenda 21. London: Frank Cass.

Owens, S. 1997: Negotiated environments? Needs, demands, and values in the age of sustainability. Environment and Planning A 29, 571–580.

Patterson, A. and Theobald, K.S. 1996: Local Agenda 21, compulsory competitive tendering and local environmental practices. Local Environment 1, 7–19.

Penning-Rowsell, E. , Winchester, P. and Gardiner, J. 1998: New approaches to sustainable hazard management for Venice. Geographical Journal 164, 1–18.

Pezzoli, K. 1997: Sustainable development: a transdisciplinary overview of the literature. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 40, 549–574.

Pinfield, G. 1996: Beyond sustainable indicators. Local Environment 1, 151–163.

Reynolds, G. and Elson, M.J. 1996: The sustainable use of sensitive countryside sites for sport and active recreation. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 39, 563–576.

Selman, P. 1996: Local sustainability: managing and planning ecologically sound places. London: Paul Chapman.

Selman, P. and Parker, J. 1997: Citizenship, civicness and social capital in Local Agenda 21. Local Environment 2, 171–184.

Stevenson, F. and Ball, J. 1998: Sustainability and materiality: the bioregional and cultural challenges to evaluation. Local Environment 3, 191–209.

Stocker, L. and Barnett, K. 1998: The significance and praxis of community-based sustainability projects: community gardens in Western Australia. Local Environment 3, 179–189.

Tuxworth, B. 1996: From environment to sustainability: surveys and analysis of Local Agenda 21 process development in UK local authorities. Local Environment 1, 277–297.

Verburg, R.M. and Wiegel, V. 1997: On the compatibility of sustainability and economic growth. Environmental Ethics 19, 249–265.

Voisey, H. , Beuermann, C. , Sverdrup, L.A. and O'Riordan, T. 1996: The political significance of Local Agenda 21: the early stages of some European experience. Local Environment 1, 33–50.

Wallner, H.P. , Narodaslawsky, M. and Moser, F. 1996: Islands of sustainability: a bottom-up approach towards sustainable development. Environment and Planning A 28, 1763–1768.

Williams, L. 1996: An emerging framework for Local Agenda 21. Local Environment 1, 107–112.

Wilson, G.A. and Bryant, R. 1997: Environmental management: new directions for the twenty-first century. London: UCL Press.