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Assessing Biodiversity Risks with Socio-economic Methods The ALARM Experience

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Edited By: B Rodriguez-Labajos and JH Spangenberg
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  • Assessing Biodiversity Risks with Socio-economic Methods ISBN: 9789546424907 Paperback Aug 2009 Out of Print #182247
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Humans play an undeniable role in the acceleration of threats to the diversity of ecosystems, species and genes. This book is a response to the urgent need of policy oriented socio-ecological research, profoundly based on empirical evidence.

Socio-environmental patterns and political responses are compared through the use of case studies analyzing a range of pressures to biodiversity. Aquatic bioinvasions in the Ebro River and Lake Izabal exemplify socio-environmental processes linked to river basins whilst other cases examine processes at the regional level.

The ALARM project aims to promote creative thinking. Inspired by ecological economics, methodologies employed range from multi-criteria evaluation and participatory techniques to social network analysis, valuation of environmental services, scenario modelling and historical analysis. The authors have uniquely explored case-study-based research for socio-economic analyses of biodiversity risks. Emphasis is put both on the lessons learnt from the comparative analysis as well as on the methodological innovations.

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Out of Print
Edited By: B Rodriguez-Labajos and JH Spangenberg
366 pages, Col & b/w figs, tabs
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