 | Ecology in Development: A Rationale for Three-dimensional Policy (UNU, 1984, 59 pages) |
 |  | Preface |
|  | The rise of human ecology |
| | A framework for discussion |
| | The choice of material |
| | The aim of this monograph |
| | Acknowledgements |
| | 1. Introductory |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | I. The paradox |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | Ecology and development |
| | Natural and social science, pure and applied |
| | The three dimensions of Ecology |
| | Holism and selectivity in science and in common sense |
| | The essential paradox |
| | II. The process |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | The subsumption of man into ecology |
| | The subsumption of ecology into the political process |
| | Ecology as a movement |
| | Ecology in administration and planning |
| | A preview of the following chapters |
| | 2. Retrospective |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | I. Assumptions |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | On ecology and human ecology |
| | On adaptation |
| | On ecosystem |
| | The problems of application |
| | II. Reorientation |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | From a static to a historical perspective |
| | From ecosystem to human use system |
| | From system to organization |
| | The argument so far |
| | Some avenues of compromise |
| | 3. Illustratory |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | Desertification and development in South-West Asia: A historical perspective |
| | I. Irrigation in South-West Asia |
| | The case of the Punjab (Pakistan) |
| | Comparative situations |
| | II. Pastoralism on the iranian plateau |
| | (introductory text...) |
| | The case of Iran |
| | The case of Afghanistan |
| | 4. Prospective |
| | I. A rationalization of trends |
| | II. The implications for policy and research |
| | References |
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