O'Riordan, T. and S. Stoll-Kleemann (2002). Biodiversity, sustainability, and human communities: protecting beyond the protected. Cambridge and New York, Cambridge University Press.
This interdisciplinary edited collection examines biodiversity, sustainability and human communities, with contributions from political scientists, economists and ecologists. The book advocates both the preservation of the best remaining habitats and the enhancement of new biodiverse habitats to ensure that they cope with human impact, climate change and alien species invasion. According to the authors, these aims can be achieved by a mixture of strict protection, inclusive involvement of people inside and in close proximity to reserves, and by combining concern for livelihoods and social well-being in all future biodiversity management. Drawing on mixed case study methods, the contributors examine and discuss case studies from regions around the world, including Europe, the United States, Latin America and Africa.