IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature

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1. Cover, Table of Contents & Foreward
2. Overview: Macroeconomic Policies for Sustainability
3. Macroeconomic policy and environmental sustainability: the case of transgenic soybean production in Argentina 
4. The financial and fiscal roots of deforestation in the Amazon 
5. Costa Rica: Fiscal policy and payment for environmental services 
6. Ecuador: Environmental deterioriation and monetary policy
7. Mexico: The Neoliberal Macroeconomic Policy Package, Stagnation and Environmental Degradation
8. The challenge of socio-economic and ecological sustainability in India under neo-liberal macroeconomic policies
9. Globalisation and its Alternatives: A View from India

Table of Contents, Acronyms, Editorial Team Biographies, Acknowledgments, Foreword, and Editorial

• Section 1: Initiatives of Duty-bearers (part 1, pg. 15-54)
• Section 1: Initiatives of Duty-bearers (part 2, pg. 55-77)
• Section 1: Initiatives of Duty-bearers (part 3, pg. 78-99)
• Section 2: Initiatives of Rights-holders (part 1, pg. 101-142)
• Section 2: Initiatives of Rights-holders (part 2, pg. 143-172)
• Section 3: Challenges and Opportunities (part 1, pg. 173-204)
• Section 3: Challenges and Opportunities (part 2, pg. 205-241)
• Book Reviews, CEESP News and Information

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Table of Contents, Letter of the Chair and Editorial
Section 1 - Climate change and the energy crisis
Section 2 - Climate change and protected areas
Section 3 - Climate change and livelihoods
Section 4 - Climate change and forests
Section 5 - Climate change and policy
Book reviews, CEESP activities and Steering Committee

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Section I: What ARE human rights anyway?

Section II: Conservation can undermine human rights...

Section III: ... but conservation and human rights can also work in mutual support ...

Section IV: ... within, and only within, a supportive enabling environment ...

Section V: Book Reviews

Section VI: CEESP News and Events
 

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Section I: Policy that matters!

Section II: Livelihoods and conservation- arguments shaping the debate

Section III: The intertwined roots of poverty, wealth and environmental degradation

Section IV: Conservation can end up enhancing poverty

Section V: ...but conservation can also provide livelihood benefits...

Section VI: ...if initiatives embrace rights, secure access to resources and real participation..

Section VII: Resources from CEESP members 

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Table of Contents and letters from the Chair and Editors

Section I: Conservation as cultural and political practice

Section II: A “cultural approach” to conservation?

Section III: Understanding and measuring biocultural diversity

Section IV: New resources from CEESP members 

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Section 1: The complexities of governing protected areas
Section 1 (part 1)
Section 1 (part 2)
Section 1 (part 3)

Section 2: The civil society speaks out!

Section 3: CCAs and CMPAs: A full spectrum of learning and struggles
Section 3 (part 1)
Section 3 (part 2)
Section 3 (part 3)
Section 3 (part 4)
Section 3 (part 5)
Section 3 (part 6)
Section 3 (part 7)

Section 4: New resources for CEESP members

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Section 1: Trade, Biodivesity and Environment: Crafting the link

Section 2: Environment and Trade Regimes: Relations and linkages

Section 3: Regional and national focus

Section 4: Trade and IUCN

Letters to the editor, Network News, Events at Cancun and beyond, CEESP Steering Committee

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Table of Contents
Section 1 - Policy affects livelihoods!
Section 2 - Community organizing and action
Section 3 - Co-managing the sources of livelihoods
Section 4 - Learning from practice
Section 5 - New resources from CEESP members