Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Series Preface -- Editors' Preface -- Introduction -- PART I TAKING ENVIRONMENT INTO ACCOUNT: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE -- 1 The "Third Edition" of the Tableau Ã?conomique -- 2 Environmental Disruption: General Issues and Methodological Problems -- 3 Is Growth Obsolete? -- PART II PHYSICAL ACCOUNTS: ASSESSING THE BIOPHYSICAL BASE OF THE ECONOMY -- 4 Energy Analysis and Economic Valuation -- 5 Environment Statistics: Draft Guidelines for Statistics on Material/Energy Balances. Report of the Secretary-General -- 6 Material Flow Analysis -- 7 Towards an Ecological-Economic Accounting of the Provision-Transformation-Restitution Cycle -- 8 Emergy Evaluation of the Biosphere and Natural Capital -- PART III GREENING THE NATIONAL ACCOUNTS -- 9 Integrated Environmental and Economic Accounting: Framework for a SNA Satellite System -- 10 USA: Integrated Economic and Environmental Accounting: Lessons from the IEESA -- 11 Republic of Korea: SEEA Pilot Compilation -- 12 Taking the Environment into Account: The NAME A Approach -- PART IV CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTING -- 13 The Corporate Environmental Accounting System: A Management Tool for Fighting Environmental Degradation -- 14 Accounting for Eco-efficiency -- 15 Kunert AG, Environmental Report 1994/95 -- 16 Environmental Cost Accounting and Auditing -- PART V POLICY USE AND ANALYSIS -- 17 National Accounts and Environmental Resources -- 18 Environmental Repercussions and the Economic Structure: An Input-Output Approach -- 19 GREEned National STAtistical and Modelling Procedures: The GREENSTAMP Approach to the Calculation of Environmentally Adjusted National Income Figures -- 20 Whither Economics? From Optimality to Sustainability? -- Name Index