Contents -- Contributors -- Preface -- Foreword -- 1 Introduction: Changing Perspectives on Agricultural Intensification, Economic Development and the Environment -- 2 The Doubly Green Revolution: Balancing Food, Poverty and Environmental Needs in the 21st Century1 -- 3 Population, Agricultural Land Use and the Environment in Developing Countries -- 4 The Economics of Biodiversity Loss and Agricultural Development in Low-income Countries -- 5 Farm Household Intensification Decisions and the Environment -- 6 When Does Technological Change in Agriculture Promote Deforestation? -- 7 Bioeconomic Models and Ecoregional Development: Policy Instruments for Sustainable Intensification -- 8 Tradeoffs in Agriculture, the Environment and Human Health: Decision Support for Policy and Technology Managers -- 9 Balancing Regional Development Priorities to Achieve Sustainable and Equitable Agricultural Growth -- 10 Pathways of Development in the Hillside Areas of Honduras: Causes and Implications for Agricultural Production, Poverty and Sustainable Resource Use -- 11 Implications of Resource-use Intensification for the Environment and Sustainable Technology Systems in the Central African Rainforest -- 12 Agricultural Intensification, Deforestation and the Environment: Assessing Tradeoffs in Sumatra, Indonesia -- 13 Intensifying Small-scale Agriculture in the Western Brazilian Amazon: Issues, Implications and Implementation -- 14 Integrated Bioeconomic Land-use Models: an Analysis of Policy Issues in the Atlantic Zone of Costa Rica -- 15 Land Tenure and the Management of Land and Trees: a Comparative Study of Asia and Africa -- 16 Sustainable Agriculture and Natural Resource Management in India's Semi-arid Tropics -- 17 Soil Fertility, Small-farm Intensification and the Environment in Africa -- 18 Livestock-Environment Interactions under Intensifying Production.

19 Sustainable versus Unsustainable Agricultural Intensification in Africa: Focus on Policy Reforms and Market Conditions -- 20 Intensive Food Systems in Asia: Can the Degradation Problems be Reversed? -- 21 Biodiversity and Agricultural Development: the Crucial Institutional Issues -- 22 Moving Beyond Integrated Conservation and Development Projects (ICDPs) to Achieve Biodiversity Conservation -- 23 Balancing Development and Environmental Goals through Community-based Natural Resource Management -- 24 Assessing Tradeoffs and Synergies among Agricultural Intensification, Economic Development and Environmental Goals: Conclusions and Implications for Policy -- References -- Index.