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Books / Book Chapters |
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Heilig, Gerhard K. (2003):
Multifunctionality of Landscapes and Ecosystem Services with Respect
to Rural Development. In: Helming, K. / Wiggering, H. (Eds.):
Sustainable Development of Multifunctional Landscapes. Berlin, New
York (Springer Verlag), 39-51
Heilig, Gerhard K. (2003): Information
Society and the Countryside: Can Internet-based Systems Bring Income
Alternatives to Rural Areas? In: Banski, Jerzy / Owsinski, Jan (Eds.):
Alternatives for European Rural Areas. Vol. 1, Warsaw (European Rural
Development Network, Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics,
Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, Polish Academy of
Sciences), 65-79
Heilig, Gerhard K.
(2002): China's Changing Land: Population, Food Demand, and Land Use
in China. In: José A. de Cruz (Ed.): Geography: A World Geography
Regional Reader. Boston (Pearson Custom Publishing)
Heilig, Gerhard K. / Reidinger, Richard
/ Yang, Xiaoliu / Yan, Jingsong / Hu, Ying (2000): Water
eco-development strategies in China. In: Rusong Wang / Hongzun Ren /
Zhiyun Ouyang (Eds.): China Water Vision. The Eco-sphere of Water,
Life, Environment, and Development. Beijing (China Meteorological
Press, Foreign Language book, No. 120)
Heilig, Gerhard K.
(1996): How many people can be fed on earth? In: Lutz, W. (Ed.): The
Future Population of the World: What Can We Assume Today? London (Earthscan),
Revised and Updated Edition, 196-249
Heilig, Gerhard K.
(1996): Who is Changing the Land? Lifestyles, Population, and Global
Land-use Change. In: Ramphal, S. / Sinding, S.W. (Eds.): Population
Growth and Environmental Issues. Westport, London (Praeger), 109-128
Heilig, Gerhard K. (1993): Food,
Lifestyles, and Energy. In: van der Heij, D.G. (Ed.): Food and
Nutrition Policy. Proceedings of the Second European Conference on
Food and Nutrition Policy. The Hague, Netherlands, 21-24 April 1992,
Wageningen (Pydoc), 60-86
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Journal Articles |
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Heilig, Gerhard K. (2003): Ressource
Mensch wird knapp. (Human Resources are becoming scarce {in Europe's
Rural Areas}) In: Agrarische Rundschau, 2/2003, 29-35
Heilig, Gerhard K. / Fischer, G. / van
Velthuizen, H. (2000): Can China feed itself? An analysis of China's
food prospects with special reference to water resources. In: The
International Journal of Sustainable Development and World Ecology,
Vol. 7, 153-172
Heilig, Gerhard K. / Fischer, G. (1997):
Population momentum and the demand on land and water resources. In:
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, London, Series B,
Vol. 352, 869-889
Heilig, Gerhard K.
(1997): Anthropogenic factors in land-use change in China. In:
Population and Development Review, Vol. 23, No. 1, 139-168
Heilig, Gerhard K. (1995): Neglected
Dimensions of Global Land-use Change: Reflections and Data. In:
Population and Development Review, Vol. 20, No. 4, 831-859
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CD-ROMs |
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Heilig, Gerhard K. (1999): ChinaFood
CD-ROM. Can China Feed Itself? Version 1.1.3. Laxenburg (International
Institute for Applied Systems Analysis),
ISBN: 3-7045-0134-4
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Working Papers |
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Heilig, Gerhard K. (2003): Sustainable
Regional and Rural Development in China: Where do we stand? Laxenburg,
Austria (IIASA, Interim Report IR-03-026)
Pontieri, Adriana / Aromäki, Mika /
Heilig, Gerhard K. (2002): Woodpoint - A network of mechanical wood
processors. Laxenburg, Austria (IIASA, Interim Report IR-02-038)
Pontieri, Adriana / Jervell, Anne M. /
Puschman, Oskar / Heilig, Gerhard K. (2002): Rosetten - Innovative
farm businesses in Norway. Laxenburg, Austria (IIASA, Interim Report
IR-02-067)
Wickenhagen, A. / Pontieri, A. / Heilig,
G.K. (2002): Innovative Rural Development Initiatives. Laxenburg
(IIASA, Interim Report IR-02-014)
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Conference Proceedings |
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Heilig, G.K., 2003, Rural Development or Sustainable Development in
China: Is China’s Rural Development Sustainable? Proceedings of the
ECOLINK Workshop: Eco-Sites, Eco-Centers and the Implementation of
European Union Environment and Sustainable Development Policies.
Montpellier, France.
Heilig, G.K., 2003, Do We Really Care about Food Safety? Facts and
Myths about Consumers’ Preferences. In: Proceedings of the
International Symposium on Food Safety: Consumer, Trade, and
Regulation Issues, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China.
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list includes publications related to rural development, land-use
change and food security issues from the previous ERD Project and the
current SRD research activity, as well as some publications by Heilig,
when he worked as senior researcher at the IIASA LUC Project. Please
note that in 2003, SRD research was a single-person activity; in 2004,
however, we also expect publications by the research assistants and
collaborators of SRD. |
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