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    Preferences for land use options in the Mackenzie/Waitaki Basin : A Q-method analysis of stakeholders’ preferences for visual images of six land uses on four land forms

    Fairweather, John R.; Swaffield, Simon R.; Langer, L.; Bowring, Jacqueline; Ledgard, N.
    Abstract
    This study forms part of a wider research programme aimed at developing improved planning methodologies for resource management. The overall programme focuses upon the estimation of socio-economic effects of land use change in ruraI environments, using the Mackenzie/Waitaki Basin as a case study. The contribution of this report is to present the results of an investigation into the attitudes of stakeholders, using a preference approach. The results of the preference survey are used to generate several land use scenarios for the study area.
    Keywords
    Mackenzie /Waitaki basin; Q-method analysis; stakeholders' preferences; land use change
    Fields of Research
    140201 Agricultural Economics
    Date
    1994-04
    Type
    Monograph
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