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The IISD Publications Centre database includes books, papers and other materials capturing much of IISD's institutional and research history.
Almost all of IISD’s publications are available as free PDF files. To read these files, you will need to download Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Hard copies of many of IISD publications are also available for sale.
We are occasionally able to reprint bulk orders of out-of-print publications (a minimum of 50 copies). For further information on such special orders, please contact the Manager of Publishing and Communications.
If you have any trouble finding specific titles in the database or have any questions about our publications, please contact us.
A Way Forward: Canadian perspectives on post-2012 climate policy
Book: John Drexhage, Deborah Murphy, Jenny Gleeson, 2008
Is Green Great?: Balancing the Demands of Environmental Protection and Human Needs
Commentary: Oli Brown, 2008
Resource Wars and Information and Communication Technologies
Commentary: Tony Vetter, 2008
Furthering EU Objectives on Climate Change and Clean Energy: Building Partnerships with Major Developing Economies
Book: Deborah Murphy, John Drexhage, Aaron Cosbey, Dennis Tirpak, Christian Egenhofer, 2008
Biofuels at what cost – Government support for ethanol and biodiesel in Australia
Paper: Derek Quirke, Ron Steenblik, Bob Warner, 2008
Why Aren’t We There Yet?: Twenty years of sustainable development
Commentary: Runnalls, 2008
Internet Governance Forum: A Commentary on the Second Meeting
Commentary: Maja Andjelkovic, 2008
Paving the Way for National Climate Change Leadership: Provincial and National Actions in Canada
Paper: John Drexhage, Jenny Gleeson, 2008
How Information and Communications Technologies Can Support Education for Sustainable Development: Current uses and trends
Paper: Leslie Paas, Heather Creech, 2008
How to support an L14 in breaking global deadlocks: do we need a formal network of institutions or an open source system of experts?
Paper: Heather Creech, 2007