Publications

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Jenny’s PhD thesis

Pope, J. (2007). Facing the Gorgon: Sustainability assessment and policy learning in Western Australia. Unpublished PhD thesis. Murdoch University
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Journal papers

Weaver, A., Pope, J., Morrison-Saunders, A. and Lochner, P. (in press 2008). Contributing to sustainability as an environmental impact assessment practitioner. Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 26(2)

Pope, J., & Grace, W. (2006a). Sustainability assessment in context: Issues of process, policy and governance. Journal of Environmental Assessment, Policy and Management, 8(3), 373-398.

Pope, J. (2006b). Editorial: What’s so special about sustainability assessment? Journal of Environmental Assessment, Policy and Management, 8(3), v-ix

Pope, J., Morrison-Saunders, A., & Annandale, D. (2005). Applying sustainability assessment models. Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 23(4), 293-302.
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Pope, J., Annandale, D., & Morrison-Saunders, A. (2004). Conceptualising sustainability assessment. Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 24(6), 595-616.

Recent conference papers

Pope, J (2007). Sustainability assessment of strategic projects: Reflections from Western Australia. Paper presented at Simposio de Desarrollo Sustentable del Sector Eléctrico (Symposium on sustainable development in the electrical sector), Mexico City October 2007

Morrison-Saunders, A and Pope, J (2007). Unsustainable thinking: What to we need to do to truly implement sustainable development? Paper presented at the 27th Annual Meeting of the International Association for Impact Assessment, Seoul, Korea, June 2007.

Pope, J. (2007). Sustainability assessment as a deliberative learning process. Paper presented at the 3rd International Conference on Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability. Chennai, India, January 2007.

Pope, J. (2006). Sustainability assessment and strategic planning: Reflections from Western Australia. Paper presented at the New Zealand Association for Impact Assessment Conference. Dunedin, New Zealand, November 2006.

Pope, J. (2006). Sustainability assessment: A dialogue of the deaf or a social learning process? Paper presented at the 26th Annual Meeting of the International Association for Impact Assessment, Stavanger, Norway, May 2006.

Grace, W. and Pope, J. (2005). Sustainability assessment: Issues of process, policy and governance. Paper presented at the International Association for Impact Assessment’s special topic conference ‘International Experience and Perspectives in SEA’, Prague, Czech Republic, September 2005.

Pope, J. (2004). Conceptualising sustainability assessment: Three models and a case study. Paper presented at the 24th Annual Meeting of the International Association for Impact Assessment, Vancouver, Canada, April 2004.

Pope, J. (2003). Sustainability assessment: What is it and how do we do it? Paper presented at the Second Meeting of the Academic Forum of Regional Government for Sustainable Development. Fremantle, Western Australia, September 2003.

Pope, J. (2003). Integrated, strategic assessment of the Gorgon gas development on Barrow Island. paper presented at the 23rd Annual Meeting of the International Association for Impact Assessment, Marrakech, Morocco.

Other publications

Pope, J. and Lantzke, R. (2007). Western Power Sustainability Assessment Peer Review: Eneabba to Moonyoonooka Transmission Line Corridor Selection. Western Power, Perth, Western Australia.
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Grace, W. and Pope, J. (2006). Discussion paper: Sustainability assessment of complex and strategic projects in Western Australia. Perth: Sustainability Roundtable, Department of Environment and Conservation.

Pope, J. (2004). Background paper: Sustainability assessment in Western Australia. Perth: Western Australian Department of the Premier and Cabinet.

Pope, J. (2003). Sustainability Assessment Working Group outcomes. Perth: Sustainability Policy Unit, Department of the Premier and Cabinet.