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Sustainable Agroecosystem Management 2009

1. Front cover

2. Contents

3. Preface

4. The Editors

5. Contributors

6. Chapter 1. Agroecosystem Management for the Twenty-First Century: Sustaining Ecosystems, Economies, and Communities in a Time of Global Change

7. Chapter 2. Evolution of Agroecosystem Management in the Life of Benjamin R. Stinner: A Reflection on His Journey and Legacy

8. Chapter 3. Ecological Integration of the Social and Natural Sciences in the Sugar Creek Method

9. Chapter 4. Rethinking the First Principles of Agroecology: Ecological, Social, and Economic

10. Chapter 5. Potential for a New Generation of Biodiversity in Agroecosystems*

11. Chapter 6. The Necessity and Possibility of an Agriculture Where Nature Is the Measure*

12. Chapter 7. Energy and Human Population Growth: The Role of Agriculture

13. Chapter 8. Beyond Systems Thinking in Agroecology: Holons, Intentionality, and Resonant Configurations

14. Chapter 9. Ecology-Based Agriculture and the Next Green Revolution: Is Modern Agriculture Exempt from the Laws of Ecology?

15. Chapter 10. Agroecosystem Integrity and the Internal Cycling of Nutrients

16. Chapter 11. The Role of Biodiversity in Agronomy and Agroecosystem Management in the Coming Century

17. Chapter 12. Long-Term Consequences of Biological and Biogeochemical Changes in the Horseshoe Bend Long-Term Agroecosystem Project

18. Chapter 13. Challenges and Benefits of Developing Multifunctional Agroecosystems

19. Chapter 14. Conceptual Model for Integrating Ecological and Economic Sustainability in Agroecosystems: An Example from Subtropical Grazing Lands

20. Chapter 15. Principles of Dynamic Integrated Agricultural Systems: Lessons Learned from an Examination of Southeast Production Systems

21. Chapter 16. Participatory Approaches and Stakeholder Involvement in Sustainable Agriculture Research

22. Chapter 17. Retrofitting Suburban Landscapes with Sustainable Agroecosystems

23. Index

24. Back cover