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Katherine Falconer.
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Year
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Katherine Falconer
Pesticide environmental indicators and environmental policy
2002
Katherine Falconer
Dr Pierre Dupraz
Emeritus Prof Professor Martin Whitby
An investigation of policy administrative costs using panel data for the English Environmentally Sensitive Areas
2001
Katherine Falconer
Pesticide taxation and multi-objective policy-making: farm modelling to evaluate profit/environment trade-offs
2001
Katherine Falconer
Farm-level constraints on agri-environmental scheme participation: A transactional perspective
2000
Katherine Falconer
Emeritus Prof Professor Martin Whitby
Untangling red tape: Scheme administration and the invisible costs of European agri-environmental policy
2000
Katherine Falconer
Using economic incentives for pesticide usage reductions: Responsiveness to input taxation and agricultural systems
2000
Katherine Falconer
Professor Neil Ward
Using modulation to green the cap: The UK case
2000
Katherine Falconer
A right to roam: Should we open up Britain's countryside?
1999
Katherine Falconer
Emeritus Prof Professor Martin Whitby
Administrative Costs in Agricultural Policies: the Case of the English Environmentally Sensitive Areas
1999
Professor Philip Lowe
Katherine Falconer
Dr Andrew Moxey
Professor Neil Ward
Emeritus Prof Professor Martin Whitby
et al.
Integrating the Environment into CAP Reform
1999
Professor Philip Lowe
Katherine Falconer
Dr Andrew Moxey
Professor Neil Ward
Emeritus Prof Professor Martin Whitby
et al.
Integrating the Environment into CAP Reform
1999
Emeritus Prof Professor Martin Whitby
Katherine Falconer
The invisible costs of scheme implementation and administration
1999
Katherine Falconer
Emeritus Prof Professor Martin Whitby
Transactions and Administrative Costs in Countryside Stewardship Policies: An Investigation for Eight European Member States
1999