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31.
Rethinking the optimal level of environmental quality: justifications for strict environmental policy
Ecological Economics
2001 : MAR, VOL. 36:3, p. 461-473
 2001 Farmer, A. (et al.)
32.
Managing the tragedy: an inter-disciplinary model for managing the environment as interacting chaotic hierarchy
Futures
2001 : MAR, VOL. 33:2, p. 147-160
 2001 Cannibal, G.L.
Winnard, G.M.
33.
Environmental impacts of telecommunication services: two life-cycle analysis studies
Greener Management International
2000 : WINTER, 32, p. 70-88
 2000 Zurkirch, M.
Reichart, I.
34.
Betriebswirtschaftliche Zusammenhänge und Entscheidungsprobleme bei der Demontage von Altprodukten durch selbständige Recyclingunternehmen.
Journal für Betriebswirtschaft
1999 : VOL. 49:5-6, p. 196-206
 1999 Kurbel, K.
Schoof, B.
35.
New way out for relationship between man and land (original in Chinese)
Journal of Zhongnan University of Finance and Economics (c)
1999 : 1, p.6-8
 1999 Yang, Yunyan
36.
The development of Yangtze River basin in the 21st century viewed in the light of devastating flood (original in Chinese)
Journal of Zhongnan University of Finance and Economics (c)
1999 : 1, p.1-5
 1999 Liu, Sihua
37.
Ecological environmental protection and sustainable economic development in Yangtze River basin: reflection after 1998's devastating flood (original in Chinese)
Journal of Zhongnan University of Finance and Economics (c)
1999 : 1, p.9-13
 1999 Yan, Lidong
38.
Entry, entry-terrence and exit: A study of the market for CFC's
Kyklos
1998 : VOL. 51:4, p. 469-488
 1998 Albach, H.
Krupa, E.
Köster, D.
39.
A damage based tax mechanism for regulation of non-point emissions
Environmental and Resource Economics
1998 : JUL, VOL. 12:1, p. 99-112
 1998 Hansen, L. G.
40.
Crisis management in Central European firms
Business Horizons
1998 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 41:3, p. 50-61
 1998 Pearson, C. M.
Rondinelli, D. A.
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