<P><BR><BR>Routledge Explorations in Environmental Economics<BR>Edited by Nick Hanley<BR>University of Stirling, UK</P>
<P>First published 2008<BR>by Routledge<BR>Simultaneously published in the USA and Canada<BR>by Routledge</P>
<P>Contents<BR>List of illustrations vii<BR>List of contributors xi<BR>Acknowledgments xvii<BR>List of abbreviations and acronyms xix<BR>1 Game theory: a useful approach for policy evaluation in<BR>natural resources and the environment 1<BR>JOS&Eacute; ALBIAC, JOAQU&Iacute;N S&Aacute;NCHEZ-SORIANO, AND ARIEL DINAR<BR>2 Game theory and the development of resource management<BR>policy: the case of international fisheries 12<BR>GORDON R. MUNRO<BR>3 Traditional grazing rights in sub-Saharan Africa and the role<BR>of policy 42<BR>RACHAEL E. GOODHUE AND NANCY McCARTHY<BR>4 Application of partition function games to the management<BR>of straddling fish stocks 65<BR>PEDRO PINTASSILGO AND MARKO LINDROOS<BR>5 To negotiate or to game theorize: evaluating water allocation<BR>mechanisms in the Kat basin, South Africa 85<BR>ARIEL DINAR, STEFANO FAROLFI, FIORAVANTE PATRONE, AND<BR>KATE ROWNTREE<BR>6 Cooperation and equity in the river-sharing problem 112<BR>STEFAN AMBEC AND LARS EHLERS<BR>7 Negotiating over the allocation of water resources: the<BR>strategic importance of bargaining structure 132<BR>RACHAEL E. GOODHUE, GORDON C. RAUSSER, LEO K. SIMON,<BR>AND SOPHIE THOYER<BR>8 Rural–urban water transfers with applications to the<BR>US–Mexico border region 155<BR>GEORGE B. FRISVOLD AND KYLE J. EMERICK<BR>9 WAS-guided cooperation in water management: coalitions<BR>and gains 181<BR>FRANKLIN M. FISHER AND ANNETTE T. HUBER-LEE<BR>10 Experimental insights into the efficiency of alternative water<BR>management institutions 209<BR>AURORA GARC&Iacute;A-GALLEGO, NIKOLAOS GEORGANTZ&Iacute;S, AND<BR>PRAVEEN KUJAL<BR>11 A fair tariff system for water management 236<BR>RITA DE AGOSTINI AND VITO FRAGNELLI<BR>12 Game-theoretic modeling of water allocation regimes applied<BR>to the Yellow River basin in China 248<BR>XIAOKAI LI, HAIFENG SHI, AND XUEYU LIN<BR>13 Contributions of game theory to the analysis of consumer<BR>boycotts 266<BR>PHILIPPE DELACOTE<BR>14 How does environment awareness arise? An evolutionary<BR>approach 278<BR>PALOMA ZAPATA-LILLO<BR>15 Effects of alternative CDM baseline schemes under an<BR>imperfectly competitive market structure 307<BR>HARUO IMAI, JIRO AKITA, AND HIDENORI NIIZAWA<BR>Index 335</P>