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Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, Santa Barbara, California.
Isard, W.,Bassett, K.,Choguill, C.,Furtado, J.,Izumita, R., Kissin, J., Romanoff,
E., Seyfarth, R. and Tatlock, R. (1968). Pap. reg. Sci. A88.21, 79-99. On the
linkage of socio-economic and ecologic systems.
Isard, W., Choguill, C. L., Kissin, J., Seyforth, R. H. and Tatlock, R. (1971).
“Ecologic-Economic Analysis for Regional Development”, p. 288. The
Free Press, Riverside, New Jersey.
Jellinek, R. (1972). N . Y . Times Book Rev. 121, 47.
Jones, H. M. (1971). “The Age of Energy”, p. 595. Viking Press, New York.
Jordan, P. A. (1968). Bioscience 18, 1023-1029. Ecology, conservation and human
Karp, H. (1967). “The Ecological Frame of Reference and the Urban ComKartman, L. (1967). Am. J . publ. Hlth 57, 737-760. Human ecology and public
Kaufman, H. F. (1959). Social Forces 38,8-17. Towardaninteractional conception
Kendeigh, S. C. (1965). Bioscience 15, 521-523. The ecology of man, the
Kilbourne, E. D. and Smillie, W. G. (Eds) (1969). ‘‘Human Ecology and Public
Kiley, D. (1963). Landscape Archit. 53, 127. Nature: the source of all design.
Kligman, M. (1945). Social Force8 24,89-96. Human ecology and the city planning
movement.
Kneese, A. V. and Herhdahl, 0. C. (1966). “Quality of the Environment”, p. 96.
Johns Hopkins, Baltimore.
Kneese, A. V., Ayres, R. U. and d’Arge, R. C. (1970). “Economics and the
Environment-A Materials Balance Approach”, p. 120. Johns Hopkins,
Baltimore.
Koestler, A. (1969). In “Beyond Reductionism-New Perspectives in the Life
Sciences” (Arthur Koestler and 5. R. Smythies, Eds), pp. 192-232. Hutchinson
and Co. Ltd., London, England. Beyond atomism and holism-the concept
of the holon.
Kroeber, A. L. (1939). “Cultural and Natural Areas of Native North America”.
pp. 242 Univ. of California Press, Berkeley.
Krutilla, J. V. and Eckstein, 0. (1958). “Multiple Purpose River DevelopmentStudies in Applied Economic Analysis”, p. 301. Johns Hopkins, Baltimore.
Kunkel, J. H. (1967). Am. J . Sociol. 73, No. 1, 12-29. Some behavioral aspects
of the ecological approach to social organization.
Lee, D. H. K. (1964). Am. J . publ. Hlth 54, No 1, 7-10. Environmental health
and human ecology.
Lee, D. H. K. (1965). Bioscience 15, 624-526. An ecological approach to environmental health sciences.
Leopold, A. (1933). J . Forestry 31, 634-643. The conservation ethic.
Leopold, A. (1949). “A Sand County Almanac”, p. 226. Oxford Univ. Press, New
Levy, D. (1967). In “The Encyclopedia of Philosophy”, Vol. 6, pp. 121-125.
Lewin, K. (1944). U. of Iowcc Studier, in Child Welfare 20, 3-29. Constructg in
behavior.
munity’’. Unpublished, mimeographed.
health.
of community.
animal.
Health”, p. 462. Macmillan, New York.
York.
Macmillan, New York. Macrocosm and microcosm.
psychology and psychological ecology.