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Introduction: I. Ring, B. Klauer, F. Wätzold: Towards regional sustainability: the need for interdisciplinary and applied research.- Decision making for regional sustainability: F. Rauschmayer: Decisions in the context of sustainable development: ethics and implementation of multi-criteria analysis; B.Å. Månsson: Stakeholder approaches to intertemporal valuation; R.K. Turner: Sustainable development of society, economy and environment: consequences for integrated coastal management; S. O'Hara, V. Shandas, J. Vazquez: Communicating sustainable development options - who evaluates the trade-offs?- Modelling as support for policy analysis: K. Frank, I. Ring: Model-based criteria for the effectiveness of conservation strategies - an evaluation of inventive programmes in Saxony, Germany; E.C. Schmieman, E.C. van Ierland: Joint abatement strategies: a dynamic analysis of acidification and tropospheric ozone; M.J. Kotchen: Incorporating resistance in pesticide management: a dynamic regional approach; A. Kampas, B. White: Some evidence of the relative efficiency of multiple-instrument policies for controlling agricultural nonpoint pollution: an application to nitrate pollution.- Evaluating policies for regional sustainability: P. Hellegers: The role of the Common Agricultural Policy in maintaining High Nature Value farming systems in Europe; T.J. Centner, L.F. Gunter: Pesticide collection programs: a proposition to prevent furture contamination; G. Kneer: Nature conservation in urban landscapes. Implementation and acceptance issues; S. Greiner: Local Agenda 21 as an intergovernmental approach to sustainable development: a promising new strategy?- Outlook: K. Bizer: Perspectives for economic research into sustainable policies.