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Volume 26, Issue 2, November 2004
Editor's Note
Landis MacKellar
A Quantitative Investigation of the Population-Land Inequality-Land
Clearance Nexus
Lise Tole
Completing the Picture: The Challenges of Bringing "Consumption"
into the Population-Environment Equation
Sara R. Curran, Alex Sherbinin
The Transport System and Society's Metabolism in the UK
Niels B. Schulz
Demographic and Social Research on the Population and Environment
Nexus in Australia: Explaining the Gap
Katharine Betts
Book Review
W.C. Sanderson
Volume 26, Number 3, January 2005
Editor's note
Landis Mackellar
Environmental Effects on Family Size Preferences and Subsequent
Reproductive Behavior in Nepal
Ann E. Biddlecom, William G. Axinn, Jennifer S. Barber
SMPD Scenarios of Spatial Distribution of Human Population in China
T. X. Yue, Y. A. Wang, J. Y. Liu, et al.
Population Scenarios Based on Probabilistic Projections: An Application
for the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment
Brian C. O'Neill
Bringing Society Back into the Climate Debate
Roger A. Pielke and Daniel Sarewitz
Volume 26, Number 4, March 2005
Editor's Note
Landis MacKellar
Migration and Environmental Hazards
Lori M. Hunter
The Sustainability of Population Health
Daniel G.C. Rainham and Ian McDowell
Metabolism and Driving Forces of Chinese Urban Household Consumption
Jingru Liu, Rusong Wang, Jianxin Yang
Three Centuries of Global Population Growth: A Spatial Referenced
Population (Density) Database for 1700-2000
Kees Klein Goldewijk
Comment on Frederick Meyerson, "Policy View: Immigration,
Population Policy, and the Sierra Club", Population and Environment,
September 2004
Alan Kuper
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