[Sustain-dev] Mother Pelican - Journal of Sustainable Human Development - August 2011

[Luis Gutierrez]

Mother Pelican: A Journal of Sustainable Human Development

The August 2011 issue has been posted:
Theme - Confluence of Gender Equality and Clean Energy
http://www.pelicanweb.org/solisustv07n08page1.html

The outline for this issue is as follows:

     Page 1. Editorial Opinion ~ On the Confluence of Gender Equality 
and Clean Energy
     Page 2. The Millennium Assessment of Human Behavior, by Eugene A. 
Rosa, Donald Kennedy, Paul Ehrlich, Tom R. Burns, Ilan Kelman, Atle 
Midttun, and Nina Witoszek
     Page 3. Substantive Signification of Sustainability, by Arup Kanti 
Konar and Jayanta Chakrabortty
     Page 4. A sustainable development indicator for NGOs and 
international organisations, by David Lempert and Hue Nhu Nguyen
     Page 5. Land Value Taxation — Panacea or Placebo, by Alanna Hartzok
     Page 6. Simulating Energy Transitions, by Emile Chappin
     Page 7. Increased Climatic Stress on High-Andean Ecosystems in the 
Cordillera Central of Colombia, by Daniel Ruiz Carrascal, María del 
Pilar Arroyave Maya, María Elena Gutiérrez Lagoueyte, and Paula Andrea 
Zapata Jaramillo
     Page 8. Gender equality between aspirations and realities, by Ioan 
Voicu
     Page 9. Gender Equity in Islam - Part 3: The Social Aspect, by 
Jamal Badawi

This issue also includes the following supplements:

     Supplement 1: Advances in Sustainable Development
     Supplement 2: Directory of Sustainable Development Resources
     Supplement 3: Strategies for the Transition to Clean Energy
     Supplement 4: Tactics for the Transition to Clean Energy
     Supplement 5: Status of Gender Equality in Society
     Supplement 6: Status of Gender Equality in Religion

Please forward this notice to friends and colleagues who might be 
interested. We are actively seeking articles for publication.

Sincerely,
Luis

Luis T. Gutiérrez, PhD, PE
The Pelican Web of Solidarity and Sustainability
Mother Pelican: A Journal of Sustainable Human Development
http://pelicanweb.org