search query: @indexterm SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT / total: 501
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Historical accountability and cumulative impacts: the treatment of time in corporate sustainability reporting
Ecological Economics
2004 : DEC, VOL. 51:3-4, p. 237-250
 2004 Lenzen, M.
Dey, C.J.
Murray, S.A.
287.
Financing sustainable development: Country Undertakings and Rights for Environmental Sustainability CURES
Ecological Economics
2004 : NOV, VOL. 51:1-2, p. 65-78
 2004 Quentin Grafton, R.
Jotzo, F.
Wasson, M.
288.
The environmental-social interface of sustainable fevelopment: capabilities, social capital, institutions
Ecological Economics
2004 : JUN, VOL. 49:2, p. 199-214
 2004 Lehtonen, M.
289.
Wirtschaft und Natur - ein unausweichlicher Konflikt?
Journal für Betriebswirtschaft
2004 : VOL. 54:1, p. 4-15
 2004 Noll, J.
290.
Space use optimisation and sustainability - environmental comparison of international cases
Journal of Environmental Management
2004 : NOV, VOL. 73:2, p. 91-101
 2004 Wilde, S.
Dobbelsteen, A.
291.
Space use optimisation and sustainability - environmental assessment of space use concepts
Journal of Environmental Management
2004 : NOV, VOL. 73:2, p. 81-89
 2004 Dobbelsteen, A.
Wilde, S.
292.
Sustainable Value Added - measuring corporate contributions to sustainability beyond eco-efficiency
Ecological Economics
2004 : FEB, VOL. 48:2, p. 173-187
 2004 Figge, F.
Hahn, T.
293.
Evaluating strategies for sustainable development: fuzzy logic reasoning and sensitivity analysis
Ecological Economics
2004 : FEB, VOL. 48:2, p. 149-172
 2004 Andriantiatsaholiniaina, L.A.
Kouikoglou, V.S.
Phillis, Y.A.
294.
Ecological economics as a policy science: rhetoric or commitment towards an improved decision-making process on sustainability
Ecological Economics
2004 : JAN, VOL. 48:1, p. 23-36
 2004 Shi, T.
295.
Rethinking standards from green to sustainable
Annals of Tourism Research
2004 : OCT, VOL. 31:4, p. 986-1007
 2004 Font, X.
Harris, C.
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