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Editor's Introduction. Part 1: Basic Issues of Valuing the Environment. 1. Ecological Dynamics and the Valuation of Environmental Change; R. Pethig. 2. The Value of Non-Market Natural Assets as Production Factor; P. Point. 3. Valuation and Aggregation; P.-O. Johansson. Part 2: Conceptual Problems of Valuation under Uncertainty. 4. The Need for Alternatives to the Expected Utility Approach in Environmental Risk Economics or `Who is Afraid of Russian Roulette?'; I. Querner. 5. Welfare Measurement under Uncertainty; R. Svento. 6. Valuing Changes in Health: a Production Function Approach; P.-O. Johansson. Part 3: Measuring Values. 7. Non-Use Value: Reflections on the Definition and Measurement; M. Shechter, S. Freeman. 8. An Assessment of the Contingent Valuation Method; R. Hoevenagel. 9. The Use of Stated Preference Methods in the Evaluation of Environmental Change; A. Pearman. 10. A Comparison of Economic Valuation Methods; R. Hoevenagel. Part 4: Energy-Related Valuation Procedures. 11. Energy Metrics: On Various Valuation Properties of Energy; S. Faucheux, G. Pillet. 12. Applying eMergy Analysis to Vineyard Cultivation and Wine Production; G. Pillet. 13. Energy Analysis and Sustainable Development; S. Faucheux.
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