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Contents
overview and framework | 29 |
qualitative and quantitative issues | 50 |
Scale and scalar dynamics in integrated regional assessments | 68 |
Uncertainty management in integrated regional assessment | 90 |
Vulnerability of people places and systems to environmental | 117 |
Integrating climate change adaptation into sustainable | 150 |
Stakeholders in integrated regional assessment | 160 |
A framework for integrated regional assessment | 186 |
a case study | 231 |
Climate change and regional sustainability in the Yangtze Delta | 255 |
development of an integrated | 280 |
Why regional and spatial specificity is needed in environmental | 312 |
research | 332 |
Institutions for collaborative environmental research in | 352 |
The Regional Integrated Sciences and Assessments RISA | 367 |
reflections on the state of the art | 394 |
The global context of integrated regional assessment | 199 |
The AsiaPacific integrated model | 214 |
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