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Riebsame, W. E.; Parton, W. J.; Galvin, K. A.; Burke, I.
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modeling of land use and cover change. Bioscience
44(5):350-356.
Ringold, P. L.; Alegria, J.; Czaplewski, R; Mulder,
B. S.; Tolle, T.; Burnett, K. 1996. Adaptive monitoring design for ecosystem management. Eco/. Appl.
6(3):745-747.
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mental change. ISSCIUNESCO Series: 3. Paris: International Social Science Council.
Jakes, P.; Fish, T.; Carr, D.; Blahna, D. 1998. Functional
communities: a tool for national forest planning. 1.
For. 96(3):33-36.
John, D. 1994. Civic environmentalism. Washington,
DC: Congressional Quarterly Press.
Keiter, R. B. 1990. NEPA and the emerging concept of
ecosystem management on the public lands. Land Water Law Rev. 25(1):43-60.
Keiter, R B. 1994. Beyond the boundary line: constructing a law of ecosystem management. Univ. Colorado Law Rev. 65(2):293-333.
Keiter, R B. 1995. Greater Yellowstone: managing a
charismatic ecosystem. Nat. Resour. Environ. Issues
3:75-85.
Keiter, R B. 1998. Ecosystems and the law: toward an
integrated approach. Eco/. Appl. 8(2):332-341.
Keiter, R B.; Adler, R 1997. NEPA and ecological management: an analysis with reference to military base
lands. In: Fittipaldi, J. J.; Wuichet, J. W., eds. Army
ecosystem management policy study. Atlanta, GA:
Army Environ. Policy Inst.: 6-1 to 6-23.
Kennedy, J. J.; Quigley, T. M. 1994. Evolution of Forest Service organizational culture and adaptation issues in embracing ecosystem management. In: Jensen,
M. E.; Bourgeron, P. S., tech. eds. Volume II: ecosystem management: principles and applications. PNWGTR-318. Portland, OR: U.S. Dept. Agric., For. Serv.,
Pacific Northw. Res. Sta.: 16-26.
Kingdon, J. W. 1984. Agendas. alternatives, and public
policies. New York: Harper Collins.
Lackey, R. T. 1998. Seven pillars of ecosystem management. Landscape Urban Plan. 40(1/3):21-30.
Lane, P. 1998. Assessing cumulative health effects in
ecosystems. In: Rapport, D. J.; Constanza, R; Epstein,
P. R.; Gaudet, c.; Levins, R., eds. Ecosystem health.
Oxford, UK: Blackwell Science: 129-153.
Lau, R. R; Sears, D.O., editors. 1986. Political cognition. Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum.
Lee, K. N. 1993. Compass and gyroscope. Washington,
DC: Island Press.
Levin, S. A. 1992. The problem of pattern and scale in
ecology. Ecology 73(6):1943-1967.
Lubchenco, J. 1998. Entering the century of the environment: a new contract for science. Science
279:491-497.
Lubchenco, J.; Olson, A. M.; Brubaker, L. B.; Carpenter, S. R; Holland, M. M.; Hubbell, S. P.; Levin,
S. A.; MacMahon, J. A.; Matson, P. A.; Melillo, J. M.;
Mooney, H. A.; Peterson, C. H.; Pulliam, H. R; Real,
L. A.; Regal, P. J.; Risser, P. G. 1991. The sustainable
biosphere initiative: an ecological research agenda.
Ecology 72(2):371-412.
Mann, C. C.; Plummer, M. L. 1998. Grass-roots seeds
of compromise. Washington Post, October 11, C3.
Mattice, J.; Fraser, M.; Ragone, S.; Daugherty, D.; Wisniewski, J. 1996. Managing for biodiversity: emerging ideas for the electric utility industry-summary
statement. Environ. Manage. 20(6):781-788.
525
McCold, L.; Holman, J. 1995. Cumulative impact assessments: how well are they considered? Environ.
Professional 17(1):2-8.
Meidinger, E. E. 1997. Organizational and legal challenges for ecosystem management. In: Kohm, K. A.;
Franklin, J. F., eds. Creating a forestry for the 21st
Century: the science of ecosystem management. Washington, DC: Island Press.
Miller, R. B. 1994. Interactions and collaboration in
global change across the social and natural sciences.
Ambio 23(1): 19-42.
Moote, M. A.; McClaran, M. P.; Chickering, D. K. 1997.
Theory in practice: applying participatory democracy
theory to public land planning. Environ. Manage.
21(6):877-889.
Morgan, P.; Aplet, G. H.; Haufler, J. B.; Humphries,
H. c.; Moore, M. M.; Wilson, W. D. 1994. Historical
range of variability: a useful tool for evaluating
ecosystem change. 1. Sustain. For. 2:87-111.
NAPA (National Academy of Public Administration).
1997. Principles for federal managers of communitybased programs. Washington, DC: NAPA.
Peelle, E. 1995. From public participation to stakeholder
involvement: the rocky road to more inclusiveness. In:
Proceedings, National Association of Environmental
Professionals Annual Meeting, June 1995.
Petrie, H. G. 1976. Do you see what I see? The epistemology of interdisciplinary inquiry. 1. Aesthet. Educ.
10(1):29-43.
PCSD (President's Council on Sustainable Development). 1996. Sustainable America: a new consensus.
Washington, DC: PCSD.
Pickett, S. T. A.; Parker, V. T.; Fiedler. P. L. 1992. The
new paradigm in ecology: implications for conservation biology above the species level. In: Fiedler, P. L.;
Jain, S. K., eds. Conservation biology: the theory and
practice of nature conservation preservation and management. New York: Chapman and Hall: 65-88.
Pickett, S. T. A.; Burch, W. R, Jr.; Dalton, S. E.; Foresman, T. W.; Grove, J. M.; Rowntree, R 1997. A conceptual framework for the study of human ecosystems
in urban areas. Urban Ecol. 1(4):185-199.
Rapport, D. J.; Gaudet, c.; Karr, J. R; Baron, J. S.;
Bohlen, c.; Jackson, W.; Jones, B.; Naiman, R J.;
Norton, B.; Pollock, M. M. 1998. Evaluating landscape health: integrating societal goals and biophysical processes. 1. Environ. Manage. 53: 1-15.
Reich, R. 1985. Public administration and public deliberation: an interpretive essay. Yale Law 1. 94:
1617-1641.
Riebsame, W. E.; Parton, W. J.; Galvin, K. A.; Burke, I.
c.; Bohren, L.; Young, R; Knop, E. 1994. Integrated
modeling of land use and cover change. Bioscience
44(5):350-356.
Ringold, P. L.; Alegria, J.; Czaplewski, R; Mulder,
B. S.; Tolle, T.; Burnett, K. 1996. Adaptive monitoring design for ecosystem management. Eco/. Appl.
6(3):745-747.
Rosati, J. 2001. The power of human images and cognition in foreign policy. Mershon Intern. Studies Rev.