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"Hall et al. look behind the
financial symbols of development to produce a
critically needed empirical framework for integrating
economic theory with biophysical realities." --Herman
E. Daly, University of Maryland, School of Public
Affairs "The modeling system summarized in this book is
simple ... I recommend this book to all readers of this
journal." ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS "I strongly recommend
the book to economists, ecologists, geographers,
agriculturists, biologists, engineers, agronomists, and
others interested in development and preservation of
environmental integrity ..." --David Pimentel, College
of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University,
BIOSCIENCE, January 2001, Vol. 51, No. 1 "Includes a CD
packed with images, data, and software, allowing the
user to explore and adapt the GIS-based simulation
model." --Tom Richard, Journal of Industrial
Ecology
Content:
Contributors,
Pages xv-xviii
Foreword,
Pages xix-xxi, Lester C. Thurow
Preface,
Pages xxiii-xxvii, Charles A.S. Hall
Introduction: The tropics—Paradise imperiled?,
Page
1
Chapter 1 - The Changing Tropics,
Pages 3-18, Charles
A.S. Hall
Chapter 2 - A Brief Historical and Visual Introduction to Costa
Rica,
Pages 19-42, Charles A.S. Hall, Myrna Hall,
Bernardo Aguilar
Development and Sustainability,
Pages 43-44
Chapter 3 - The Theories and Myths That Have Guided
Development,
Pages 45-89, Charles A.S. Hall
Chapter 4 - Data on Sustainability in Costa Rica: Time Series
Analysis of Population, Land Use, Economics, Energy, and
Efficiency,
Pages 91-120, Charles A.S. Hall,
Juan-Raphael Vargas, Olegario Saenz, Will Ravenscroft,
Jae-Young Ko
Chapter 5 - Land, Energy, and Agricultural Production in Costa
Rica,
Pages 121-156, Charles A.S. Hall, Lois Levitan,
Tomás Schlichter
Adding a Spatial Dimension,
Pages 157-158
Chapter 6 - The derivation and Analysis of National-Level
Geographical Information: A New Model for Accessibility and an
Easy-to-Use Micro GIS Program,
Pages 159-176, Charles
A.S. Hall, Gregoire LeClerc, Patrick Van Laake
Chapter 7 - Geographical Modeling: The Synthesis of a GIS and
Simulation Modeling,
Pages 177-202, Charles A.S. Hall,
Myrna Hall, Marshall Taylor
Building a Geographical Database for Costa Rica,
Pages
203-204
Chapter 8 - Developing a Nationwide Topographical Database,
Pages 205-221, Patrick Van Laake, Glenn Hyman
Chapter 9 - Synthesis of Costa Rican Meteorological Information
in a Geographical Context,
Pages 223-264, Gregoire
Leclerc, Cecilia Reyes, Charles A.S. Hall
Chapter 10 - Properties, Geographic Distribution, and
Management of Major Soil Orders of Costa Rica,
Pages
265-294, Floria Bertsch, Alfredo Alvarado, Carlos
Henriquez, Rafael Mata
Chapter 11 - Remote Sensing and Land Use Analysis for
Agriculture in Costa Rica,
Pages 295-346, Gregoire
Leclerc, Charles A.S. Hall
Application to Sustainability Issues for Costa Rica's Natural
Resources,
Pages 347-348
Chapter 12 - Temporal and Spatial Overview of Costa Rican
Agricultural Production,
Pages 349-401, Charles A.S.
Hall, Carlos Leon, Will Ravenscroft, Hongqing Wang
Chapter 13 - Biophysical Agricultural Assessment and Management
Models for Developing Countries,
Pages 403-422, Gerrit
Hoogenboom, Carlos León Pérez, David Rossiter, Patrick Van
Laake
Chapter 14 - Geographical Synthesis of Data on Costa Rican
Pastures and Their Potential for Improvement,
Pages
423-448, Muhammad Ibrahim, Sergio Abarca, Oscar
Flores
Chapter 15 - The Extent and Economic Impacts of Soil Erosion in
Costa Rica,
Pages 449-471, Benjamin D. Rubin, Glenn G.
Hyman
Chapter 16 - Land Use and Cover Change in Costa Rica: A
Geographic Perspective,
Pages 473-501, G. Arturo
Sanchez-Azofeifa
Chapter 17 - Gradient Analysis of Biomass in Costa Rica and a
First Estimate of Countrywide Emissions of Greenhouse Gases
from Biomass Burning,
Pages 503-526, E.H. Helmer, Sandra
Brown
Chapter 18 - Forestry in Costa Rica and an Estimate of Energy
Potentially Available from Forests,
Pages 527-542,
Patrick G. Motel, Pablo Martinez, Meegan Carroll
Chapter 19 - Assessing the Role of Parks for Protecting Forest
Resources Using GIS and Spatial Modeling,
Pages 543-560,
Joseph D. Cornell
Biophysical Analysis of Major Components of the Economy,
Pages 561-562
Chapter 20 - The Costa Rican Banana Industry: Can It Be
Sustainable?,
Pages 563-593, Carlos Hernández, Scott G.
Witter, Charles A.S. Hall, Cynthia Fridgen
Chapter 21 - The Costa Rican Coffee Industry,
Pages
595-627, Bernardo Aguilar, Julie Klocker
Chapter 22 - Costa Rican Industry: Characteristics, History,
and Potential for Sustainability,
Pages 629-645, Timm
Kroeger
Chapter 23 - The Internationalization of the Costa Rican
Economy: A Two-Edged Sword,
Pages 647-664, Dawn R.
Montanye, Juan-Raphael Vargas, Charles A.S. Hall
Chapter 24 - An Assessment of the Effectiveness of Structural
Adjustment Policies in Costa Rica,
Pages 665-694, Timm
Kroeger, Dawn Montanye
Chapter 25 - Comparative Estimates of Sustainability: Economic,
Resource Base, Ecological Footprint, and Emergy,
Pages
695-714, Mark Brown, Mathis Wackernagel, Charles A.S.
Hall
Chapter 26 - The Myth of Sustainable Development,
Pages
715-732, Charles A.S. Hall
Appendix I - Low-Cost Mapmaking,
Pages 733-744, Eric
Dudley
Appendix II - A Free Micro GIS Program,
Page 745,
Charles A.S. Hall
Appendix III,
Pages 747-752
Index,
Pages 753-761