Liu X, Heilig GK, Chen J, Heino M (2007)

Interactions between economic growth and environmental quality in Shenzhen, China's first special economic zone

Ecological Economics, 62(3-4):559-570 (15 May 2007) (Published online 12 September 2006) More

Long HL, Tang G, Li X, Heilig GK (2007)

Socio-economic driving forces of land-use change in Kunshan, the Yangtze River Delta economic area of China

Journal of Environmental Management, 83:351-364 [2007] More

Long HL, Heilig GK, Li X, Zhang M (2007)

Socio-economic development and land-use change: Analysis of rural housing land transition in the Transect of the Yangtse River, China

Land Use Policy, 24 (1):141-153 [2007] More

Long HL, Heilig GK, Wang J, Li XB, Luo M, Wu XQ, Zhang M (2006)

Land use and soil erosion in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River: Some socio-economic considerations on China's Grain-for-Green Programme

Land Degradation and Development, 17:589-603 [2006] More

Heilig GK, Zhang M, Long HL, Li XB, Wu XQ (2006)

Poverty alleviation in China: A lesson for the developing world?

Geographische Rundschau, 2:4-13 (2006) More

Heilig GK (2006)

[[Many]] Chinas? The economic diversity of China's provinces

Population and Development Review, 32(1):147-161 [2006] More

Liu X, Heilig GK, Chen J, Heino M (2006)

Interactions between Economic Growth and Environmental Quality in Shenzhen, China's First Special Economic Zone
IIASA Interim Report IR-06-032 (September 2006) More

Heilig GK (2004)

RAPS-China: A Regional Analysis and Planning System

CD-ROM, IIASA [2004] More

Zhang M, Heilig GK (2004)

Projections of Water Demand under Changing Land Use in Beijing Municipality
IIASA Interim Report IR-04-056 (October 2004) More

Heilig GK (2003)

Multifunctionality of landscapes and ecosystem services with respect to rural development

In Sustainable Development of Multifunctional Landscapes, K. Helming, H. Wiggering (eds)
Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, Germany [2003] More

Heilig GK (2003)

Information society and the countryside: Can Internet-based systems bring income alternatives to rural areas?

In Alternatives for European Rural Areas, J. Banski, J. Owsinski (eds)
European Rural Development Network, IAFC (Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics) IGSO PAS (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, Polish Academy of Sciences), Warsaw, Poland, Vol.1, pp.66-79 [2003] More

Heilig GK (2003)

Human Resources are Becoming Scarce (in Europe's Rural Areas)

In: Agrarische Rundschau, 2:29-35 [2003] More

Heilig GK (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 [2003] More

Heilig GK (2003)

Do we really care about food safety? Facts and myths about consumers' preferences

Proceedings of the International Symposium on Food Safety: Consumer, Trade, and Regulation Issues,
Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China [2003] More

Heilig GK (2003)

Sustainable Regional and Rural Development in China: Where do we stand?
IIASA Interim Report IR-03-026 (July 2003) More

Heilig GK (2002)

China's changing land: Population, food demand, and land use in China

In Geography: A World Geography Regional Reader, Jose A. de Cruz (ed.)
Boston, MA, USA: Pearson Custom Publishing [2002] More

Heilig GK (2002)

Multifunctionality of landscapes and ecosystem services with respect to rural development

In Sustainable Development of Multifunctional Landscapes, K. Helming, H. Wiggering (eds)
Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, Germany [2002] More

Pontieri A, Jervell AM, Puschman O, Heilig GK (2002)

Rosetten - Innovative Farm Businesses in Norway
IIASA Interim Report IR-02-067 (October 2002) More

Pontieri A, Aromaeki M, Heilig GK (2002)

WOODPOINT - A Network of Mechanical Wood Processors
IIASA Interim Report IR-02-038 (June 2002) More

Wickenhagen A, Pontieri A, Heilig GK (2002)

Innovative Rural Development Initiatives
IIASA Interim Report IR-02-014 (March 2002) More

Heilig GK (2001)

Dimensions of rural development in Europe: A synthesis of research perspectives

Models of European and World Integration. International Conference,
12-14 September 2001, Banska Bystrica Faculty of Political Sciences and International Affairs, University of Matey Bel Banska Bystrica, Scientific Script, Vol.4, pp.89-93 [2001] More

Heilig GK, Fischer G, van Velthuizen HT (2000)

Can China feed itself? An analysis of China's food prospects with special reference to water resources

The International Journal of Sustainable Development and World Ecology, 7(3):153-172 [2000] More

Heilig GK, Fischer G, van Velthuizen HT (2000)

Can China Feed Itself? An Analysis of China's Food Prospects with Special Reference to Water Resources
IIASA Reprint RP-01-006 ( 2000) More

Heilig GK (1999)

World population trends: How do they affect global food security?

In Food Security at Different Scales: Demographic, Biophysical and Socio-economic Considerations. Quantitative Approaches in Systems Analysis, P.S. Bindraban, H. van Keulen, A. Kuyvenhoven, R. Rabbinge, P.W.J. Uithol (eds)
No. 21, Wageningen, Netherlands [1999] More

Fischer G, Heilig GK (1998)

Population momentum and the demand on land and water resources

In Land Resources: On the Edge of the Malthusian Precipice?, D.J. Greenland, P.J. Gregory, P.H. Nye (eds)
The Royal Society, Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International (CABI), London, UK (March 1998) More

Heilig GK (1997)

Sustainable development - Ten arguments against a biologistic "slow-down" philosophy of social and economic development

International Journal of Sustainable Development and World Ecology, 4(1):1-16 [1997] More

Heilig GK (1997)

Anthropogenic factors in land-use change in China

Population and Development Review, 23(1):139-168 [1997] More

Fischer G, Heilig GK (1997)

Population momentum and the demand on land and water resources

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 352(1356):869-889 (29 July 1997) More

Fischer G, Heilig GK (1997)

Population Momentum and the Demand on Land & Water Resources
IIASA Reprint RP-98-001 ( 1997) More

Heilig GK (1997)

Sustainable Development: Ten Arguments Against a Biologistic "Slow-Down" Philosophy of Social and Economic Development
IIASA Reprint RP-97-009 ( 1997) More

Heilig GK (1997)

Anthropogenic Factors in Land-Use Change in China
IIASA Reprint RP-97-008 ( 1997) More

Heilig GK (1996)

Who is changing the land? Lifestyles, population, and global land-use change

In Population Growth and Environmental Issues, S. Ramphal, S.W. Sinding (eds)
Praeger Publishers, London, UK [1996] More

Fischer G, Heilig GK (1996)

Population Momentum and the Demand on Land and Water Resources
IIASA Working Paper WP-96-149 (December 1996) More

Heilig GK (1996)

World Population Prospects: Analyzing the 1996 UN Population Projections
IIASA Working Paper WP-96-146 (December 1996) More

Heilig GK (1996)

Sustainable Development. Ten Arguments Against a Biologistic "Give Up"-Philosophy of Social and Economic Development
IIASA Working Paper WP-96-080 (July 1996) More

Heilig GK (1996)

Anthropogenic Driving Forces of Land-Use Change in China
IIASA Working Paper WP-96-011 (January 1996) More

Heilig GK (1995)

Modeling land use/cover change in Europe and Northern Asia

Proceedings of Conference on Land Use for Global Environmental Conservation (LU/GEC) - Global Environment Tsukuba '94,
Center for Global Environment Research, National Institute for Environmental Studies, Environment Agency of Japan, Tsukuba, Japan, CGER-1017'95, pp. 79-86 [1995] More

Heilig GK (1995)

Lifestyles and Global Land-use Change
IIASA Working Paper WP-95-091 (September 1995) More

Heilig GK (1994)

Neglected dimensions of global land-use change: Reflections and data

Population and Development Review, 20(4):831-859 (December 1994) More

Heilig GK (1994)

The greenhouse gas methane (CH4): Sources and sinks, the impact of population growth, possible interventions

Population and Environment, 16(2):109-137 (November 1994) More

Heilig GK (1994)

How many people can be fed on Earth?

In The Future Population of the World: What Can We Assume Today?, W. Lutz (ed.)
Earthscan, London, UK pp.207-261 More

Galler HP, Heilig GK, Steinmann G (eds) (1994)

Acta Demographica 1993

Physica-Verlag, Heidelberg, Germany (1994) More

Heilig GK (1994)

DemoGraphics for MS-Windows and the AniVis Software for Graphical Data Base Design

IIASA, Laxenburg, Austria (1994) More

Heilig GK (1994)

Neglected Dimensions of Global Land-Use Change: Reflections and Data
IIASA Reprint RP-95-003 ( 1994) More

Heilig GK (1994)

The Greenhouse Gas Methane (CH4): Sources and Sinks, the Impact of Population Growth, Possible Interventions
IIASA Reprint RP-94-014 ( 1994) More

Heilig GK (1993)

Neglected Dimensions of Global Land-Use Change: Reflections and Data
IIASA Working Paper WP-93-073 (December 1993) More

Heilig GK (1993)

How Many People Can Be Fed On Earth?
IIASA Working Paper WP-93-040 (August 1993) More

Heilig GK (1993)

Lifestyles and Energy Use in Human Food Chains
IIASA Working Paper WP-93-014 (March 1993) More

Heilig GK (1992)

Population-Related Crises: A Typology
IIASA Working Paper WP-92-058 (August 1992) More

Heilig GK (1992)

The Greenhouse Gas Methane (CH4): Sources and Sinks, the Impact of Population Growth, Possible Interventions
IIASA Working Paper WP-92-042 (June 1992) More

Heilig GK, Buettner T, Lutz W (1990)

Germany's Population: Turbulent Past, Uncertain Future
IIASA Reprint RP-91-010 (December 1990) More

Heilig GK, Buettner T (1990)

Selected Demographic Aspects of a United Germany
IIASA Working Paper WP-90-033 (July 1990) More

Keyfitz N, Heilig GK, Lutz W, Scherbov S (1989)

Population Beyond the Boundaries of Demography
IIASA Working Paper WP-89-106 (December 1989) More

Artzrouni M, Heilig GK (1989)

Projections of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic for Homosexual/Bisexual Men and Intravenous Drug Users in Five European Countries
IIASA Working Paper WP-89-068 (October 1989) More

Artzrouni M, Heilig GK (1988)

AIDS and HIV Surveillance in Europe
IIASA Working Paper WP-88-120 (December 1988) More