Biodiversity needs our attention because humans receive a wide range of direct and indirect benefits. Valuation of biodiversity is important to establish the importance of use and non‐use values of biological...

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Mohammad Younus Bhat
Mohammad Sultan Bhatt
Biodiversity needs our attention because humans receive a wide range of direct and indirect benefits. Valuation of biodiversity is important to establish the importance of use and non‐use values of biological...
Yang Cheng
Siyao Gao
Shuai Li
Yuchao Zhang
Mark Rosenberg
Understanding the regional pattern of population aging in China enables rational policy making to address the challenges of inequity in social welfare and care resources among the east–central–west regions and rural–urban...
China’s outbound investment exceeded inbound investment for the first time in 2015. In years leading up this transition, a maturing demographic transition alongside slowing internal migration and diminishing returns to physical...
Editorial for the Special Issue of Asia & the Pacific Policy Studies: The Pacific islands in the twenty-first century Guest Editors: Matthew Dornan and Ron Duncan Issue number: 5(3) September 2018...
Ian Chambers
Jeremy Russell-Smith
Robert Costanza
Julian Cribb
The release of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Climate Change agreement highlighted the importance of global sustainability internationally. Here, we outline a vision and strategies for developing...
Richard Curtain
Matthew Dornan
Stephen Howes
Henry Sherrell
“Crowding out” is a widely accepted claim in migration analysis, which posits that the preference of profit‐maximising employers for irregular and minimally regulated migrants overregulated alternatives will undermine, if not condemn...