Bibliographies

It is not surprising that the issues involved in what is known as the "trade and environment" debate are manifold and complex. What is involved is an intersection of objectives which address economy, development, enviornment and equity. All this in an attempt to find the appropriate balance between free and controlled markets.

A companion to IUCN Publications 1948-1995, this bibliography includes references to nearly 1,000 unpublished reports prepared by IUCN, its Commissions or other collaborating organizations during the period 1960-1995. Author, title and subject indexes are provided.

A comprehensive bibliographic catalogue of over 1400 IUCN publications past and present. Includes not only those titles published by IUCN but also those produced in collaboration with others. New in this edition is an expanded list of Red Data Boods and Lists, including those published nationally. Author, title, series and subject indexes provided.

This global directory provides detailed bibliographic information with full abstracts on more than 420 reports for 180 countries. Information can be found by region, country or subject and complete order details are provided for each entry. The reports provide information on environmental conditions and trends, assessments of problems as well as the strategies and plans developed to address those problems.

An essential reference for environmental and natural resource policy makers and managers. This guide contains for the SADC region and each country: an overview of the environmental institutions in the region and in each country; a directory of key environmental institutions and organizations and an annotated bibliography of major environmental assessments, strategies and policies.

Published by IUCN in collaboration with UNEP INFOTERRA, the Sourcebook seeks to foster communication with IUCN, UNEP and WWF offices and related sources of information. Includes bibliographies of "best" books, periodicals, videos and some electronic resources.