Items where Author is "Bateman, Ian J."

Number of items: 8.
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  • Analysing the agricultural costs and non-market benefits of implementing the water framework directive. Bateman, Ian J. and Brouwer, Roy and Davies, Helen and Day, Brett H. and Deflandre, Amelie and Di Falco, Salvatore and Georgiou, Stavros and Hadley, David and Hutchins, Michael and Jones, Andrew P. and Kay, David and Leeks, Graham and Lewis, Mervyn and Lovett, Andrew A. and Neal, Colin and Posen, Paulette and Rigby, Dan and Kerry Turner, R.
  • Economic analysis for ecosystem service assessments. Bateman, Ian J. and Mace, Georgina M. and Fezzi, Carlo and Atkinson, Giles and Turner, Kerry
  • How to make land use policy decisions:integrating science and economics to deliver connected climate, biodiversity, and food objectives. Bateman, Ian J. and Binner, Amy and Addicott, Ethan T. and Balmford, Ben and Cho, Frankie H.T. and Daily, Gretchen C. and De-Gol, Anthony and Eisenbarth, Sabrina and Faccioli, Michela and Ferguson-Gow, Henry and Ferrini, Silvia and Fezzi, Carlo and Gannon, Kate and Groom, Ben and Harper, Anna B. and Harwood, Amii and Hillier, Jon and Hulme, Mark F. and Lee, Christopher F. and Liuzzo, Lorena and Lovett, Andrew and Mancini, Mattia C. and Matthews, Robert and Morison, James I.L. and Owen, Nathan and Pearson, Richard G. and Polasky, Stephen and Siriwardena, Gavin and Smith, Pete and Snowdon, Pat Pat and Tippett, Peter and Vetter, Sylvia H. and Vinjili, Shailaja and Vossler, Christian A. and Watson, Robert T. and Williamson, Daniel and Day, Brett H. picture_as_pdf
  • Recent advances in the valuation of ecosystem services and biodiversity. Atkinson, Giles and Bateman, Ian J. and Mourato, Susana
  • An assessment of the nonmarket benefits of the water framework directive for households in England and Wales. Metcalfe, Paul J. and Baker, William and Andrews, Kevin and Atkinson, Giles and Bateman, Ian J. and Butler, Sarah and Carson, Richard T. and East, Jo and Gueron, Yves and Sheldon, Rob and Train, Kenneth
  • A ‘natural experiment’ approach to contingent valuation of private and public UV health risk reduction strategies in low and high risk countries. Bateman, Ian J. and Brouwer, Roy and Georgiou, Stavros and Hanleys, Nick and Machado, Fernando and Mourato, Susana and Saunders, Caroline
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  • Economic valuation with stated preference techniques: a manual. Bateman, Ian J. and Carson, R. T. and Day, B. and Hanemann, M. and Hanleys, Nick and Hett, T. and Jones-Lee, M. and Loomes, G. and Mourato, Susana and Ozdemiroglu, Ece and Pearce, David and Sugden, R. and Swanson, J.
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  • Economic values from ecosystems. Bateman, Ian J. and Abson, David and Beaumont, Nicola and Darnell, Amii and Fezzi, Carlo and Hanleys, Nick and Kontoleon, Andreas and Maddison, David and Morling, Paul and Morris, Joe and Mourato, Susana and Pascual, Unai and Perino, Grischa and Sen, Antara and Tinch, Dugald and Turner, Kerry and Valatin, Gregory and Andrews, Barnaby and Asara, Viviana and Askew, Tom and Aslam, Uzma and Atkinson, Giles and Beharry-Borg, Nesha and Bolt, Katherine and Cole, Matt and Collins, Murray and Comerford, Emma and Coombes, Emma and Crowe, Andrew and Dugdale, Steve and Dunn, Helen and Foden, Jo and Gibbons, Stephen and Haines-Young, Roy and Hattam, Caroline and Hulme, Mark and Ishwaran, Mallika and Lovett, Andrew A. and Luisetti, Tiziana and MacKerron, George and Mangi, Stephen and Moran, Dominic and Munday, Paul and Paterson, James and Resende, Guilherme and Siriwardena, Gavin and Skea, Jim and van Soest, Daan and Termansen, Mette