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Integrated Sustainability Assessment: Identifying the range of options for Australia
Forum papers
Ian Lowe Emeritus Professor of Science, technology and society at Griffith University
Some draft comments on 'Integrating the many dimensions of sustainability: energy Systems'
NAF: Internet forum on integrated sustainability Assessment: Response to Energy Systems paper by Ian Lowe
Stephen Dovers Senior Fellow in the Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies, The Australian National University.
Response to position paper Policy assessment for sustainability: institutional issues and options by Dr Stephen Dovers
Response to Dr Stephen Dovers’ position paper: Policy assessment for sustainability: institutional issues and options
Response by Sustainability Policy Unit, DPC WA to Policy assessment for sustainability: institutional issues and options
Thomas Brinsmead Senior Research Fellow at the University of Newcastle, School of Liberal Arts
Elizabeth Kington Social Policy Analyst within the Australian Research Centre for Water In Society (ARCWIS), CSIRO
Bridging the Divide between Natural Science and Social Science and the Humanities
The Social Processes of Integrated Sustainability Decisions: a review of challenges and best practice
Social dimensions in integrative research: internal and interactive aspects
Peter Newman Professor of City Policy and Director of the Institute for Sustainability and Technology Policy, at Murdoch University
Flying 'Blind' or 'Fully Sighted' in the design of urban systems?
Sustainability Assessment and Urban Systems by Peter Newman: Comment by Nicholas Low
Review Commentary: Sustainability and Urban Systems by Peter Newman
Nancy Millis Chancellor, La Trobe University in Melbourne
Response to a position paper 'Sustainable Options for an Urban Water Supply' by Professor Nancy Millis
A response by Dr John Williams to a position JACS paper 'Sustainable Options for an Urban Water Supply'
Janis Birkeland
Building Assessment Systems
Cities as Sustainable Ecosystems
Melbourne Principles
Peace and Conflict Studies models of intetgrated decision making
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