How can we value the environment, this is the crucial issue that this book debates. The critical analyses carried out within the book by such figures as Nick Hanley and Jonathan Aldred are vital to ensuring that future economic growth is not achieved at the expense of our environment.

How can we value the environment, this is the crucial issue that this book debates. The critical analyses carried out within the book by such figures as Nick Hanley and Jonathan Aldred are vital to ensuring that future economic growth is not achieved at the expense of our environment.

1. Exploring alternatives for environmental valuation CLIVE
L. SPASH, SIGRID STAGL AND MICHAEL GETZNER
PART ONE:
Extending the environmental valuation approach
2. A
framework for valuing nature: regional biodiversity MICHAEL
GETZNER
3. Non-use values and attitudes: wetlands threatened by climate change JURGEN MEYERHOFF
4. Modelling environmental behaviour: socio-psychological simulation HANS-JOACHIM MOSLER
PART TWO: Taking multiple criteria into
account
5. Assessing the quality of different MCDA methods ANDREA DE MONTIS, PASQUALE DE TORO, BERT DROSTE-FRANKE, INES OMANN AND SIGRID STAGL
6. MCDA and stakeholder participation: valuing forest resources WENDY PROCTOR
7.
Confronting risk with precaution: a multi-criteria mapping of genetically modified crops ANDY STIRLING AND SUE MAYER
PART THREE: Deliberation, participation and value expression
8. Consumer valuation and citizen deliberation: towards a comparison JONATHAN ALDRED
9. Three approaches to valuing nature: forest floodplain restoration WENDY KENYON AND NICK HANLEY
10. Deliberation and economic valuation: national park management ROSEMARY F. JAMES AND RUSSELL K. BLAMEY
11. The challenges of stakeholder participation: agri-environmental policy KATJA ARZT
12. Preference transformation through deliberation: protecting world Heritage SIMON NIEMEYER