Water Policy, Tourism, and Recreation
Lessons from Australia
Herausgeber: Crase, Lin; O'Keefe, Suzanne
Water Policy, Tourism, and Recreation
Lessons from Australia
Herausgeber: Crase, Lin; O'Keefe, Suzanne
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First Published in 2011. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First Published in 2011. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. November 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 345g
- ISBN-13: 9781138380059
- ISBN-10: 1138380059
- Artikelnr.: 55101506
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. November 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 345g
- ISBN-13: 9781138380059
- ISBN-10: 1138380059
- Artikelnr.: 55101506
Lin Crase is Professor of Applied Economics with the Regional School of Business at La Trobe University, Australia. His edited books include 'Reforming Institutions in Water Resource Management' and 'Water Policy in Australia' Sue O'Keefe is Associate Head of the Regional School of Business at La Trobe University. She has a PhD in Economics from the University of New England and her fields of competence are in water policy, decision making and incentives and consumer preferences
Contributors. Foreword. Acknowledgements. Abbreviations Part 1: Context,
Values and Trade-Offs 1. The Policy Landscape and Challenges for Tourism
and Recreation in Australia 2. The Environmental Status of Australia's
Rivers: A Production Systems Perspective 3. Challenges of Estimating the
Value of Tourism and Recreation in the Murray-Darling Basin 4. Access to
Inland Waters for Tourism: Ecosystem Services and Trade-Offs Part 2:
Property Rights and Institutional Arrangements 5. Why Rights Matter 6.
Institutional Considerations for Collaborative Behavior in Tourism and
Recreation 7. Collaborating and Coordinating Disparate Interests: Lessons
from Water Trusts Part 3: Practical Challenges and Policy Formulation 8.
The Swan River: Look, but do not Touch 9. Recreational Access to Urban
Water Supplies 10. Cases in Policy Suasion and Influence: The Boating
Industry 11. Science, Policy and Knowledge: Is there a Better Way for the
Tourism and Recreation Sector? Part 4: Tourists and Urban Water and Lessons
for the Future 12. The Use of Potable Water by Tourists: Accounting for
Behavioral Differences 13. Water Pricing, Water Restrictions and Tourism
Water Demand 14. Lessons for the Tourism and Recreation Sector. Index
Values and Trade-Offs 1. The Policy Landscape and Challenges for Tourism
and Recreation in Australia 2. The Environmental Status of Australia's
Rivers: A Production Systems Perspective 3. Challenges of Estimating the
Value of Tourism and Recreation in the Murray-Darling Basin 4. Access to
Inland Waters for Tourism: Ecosystem Services and Trade-Offs Part 2:
Property Rights and Institutional Arrangements 5. Why Rights Matter 6.
Institutional Considerations for Collaborative Behavior in Tourism and
Recreation 7. Collaborating and Coordinating Disparate Interests: Lessons
from Water Trusts Part 3: Practical Challenges and Policy Formulation 8.
The Swan River: Look, but do not Touch 9. Recreational Access to Urban
Water Supplies 10. Cases in Policy Suasion and Influence: The Boating
Industry 11. Science, Policy and Knowledge: Is there a Better Way for the
Tourism and Recreation Sector? Part 4: Tourists and Urban Water and Lessons
for the Future 12. The Use of Potable Water by Tourists: Accounting for
Behavioral Differences 13. Water Pricing, Water Restrictions and Tourism
Water Demand 14. Lessons for the Tourism and Recreation Sector. Index
Contributors. Foreword. Acknowledgements. Abbreviations Part 1: Context,
Values and Trade-Offs 1. The Policy Landscape and Challenges for Tourism
and Recreation in Australia 2. The Environmental Status of Australia's
Rivers: A Production Systems Perspective 3. Challenges of Estimating the
Value of Tourism and Recreation in the Murray-Darling Basin 4. Access to
Inland Waters for Tourism: Ecosystem Services and Trade-Offs Part 2:
Property Rights and Institutional Arrangements 5. Why Rights Matter 6.
Institutional Considerations for Collaborative Behavior in Tourism and
Recreation 7. Collaborating and Coordinating Disparate Interests: Lessons
from Water Trusts Part 3: Practical Challenges and Policy Formulation 8.
The Swan River: Look, but do not Touch 9. Recreational Access to Urban
Water Supplies 10. Cases in Policy Suasion and Influence: The Boating
Industry 11. Science, Policy and Knowledge: Is there a Better Way for the
Tourism and Recreation Sector? Part 4: Tourists and Urban Water and Lessons
for the Future 12. The Use of Potable Water by Tourists: Accounting for
Behavioral Differences 13. Water Pricing, Water Restrictions and Tourism
Water Demand 14. Lessons for the Tourism and Recreation Sector. Index
Values and Trade-Offs 1. The Policy Landscape and Challenges for Tourism
and Recreation in Australia 2. The Environmental Status of Australia's
Rivers: A Production Systems Perspective 3. Challenges of Estimating the
Value of Tourism and Recreation in the Murray-Darling Basin 4. Access to
Inland Waters for Tourism: Ecosystem Services and Trade-Offs Part 2:
Property Rights and Institutional Arrangements 5. Why Rights Matter 6.
Institutional Considerations for Collaborative Behavior in Tourism and
Recreation 7. Collaborating and Coordinating Disparate Interests: Lessons
from Water Trusts Part 3: Practical Challenges and Policy Formulation 8.
The Swan River: Look, but do not Touch 9. Recreational Access to Urban
Water Supplies 10. Cases in Policy Suasion and Influence: The Boating
Industry 11. Science, Policy and Knowledge: Is there a Better Way for the
Tourism and Recreation Sector? Part 4: Tourists and Urban Water and Lessons
for the Future 12. The Use of Potable Water by Tourists: Accounting for
Behavioral Differences 13. Water Pricing, Water Restrictions and Tourism
Water Demand 14. Lessons for the Tourism and Recreation Sector. Index