1. Emerging Infectious Diseases and the Socio-ecological Dimension

   • Peter Daszak

   Editorial 13 October 2005 Pages: 239 - 240

2. In This Issue

   OriginalPaper 31 October 2005 Pages: 241 - 243

3. Emerging and Reemerging Infectious Diseases: Biocomplexity as an Interdisciplinary Paradigm

   • Bruce A. Wilcox
   • Rita R. Colwell

   Review 31 October 2005 Pages: 244 - 257

   

4. All Hands on Deck: Transdisciplinary Approaches to Emerging Infectious Disease

   • Margot W. Parkes
   • Leslie Bienen
   • Annalee Yassi

   Original Contributions 10 November 2005 Pages: 258 - 272

   

5. Barriers and Bridges to Prevention and Control of Dengue: The Need for a Social–Ecological Approach

   • Jerry Spiegel
   • Shannon Bennett
   • Duane Gubler

   Original Contributions 04 November 2005 Pages: 273 - 290

   

6. Beyond Disciplinary Boundaries: Leptospirosis as a Model of Incorporating Transdisciplinary Approaches to Understand Infectious Disease Emergence

   • Joseph M. Vinetz
   • Bruce A. Wilcox
   • Healani Chang

   Original Contributions 10 November 2005 Pages: 291 - 306

   

7. Evidence of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis Infection in Water Frogs of the Rana esculenta Complex in Central Italy

   • Francesca Simoncelli
   • Anna Fagotti
   • Ines Di Rosa

   Original Contributions 26 October 2005 Pages: 307 - 312

   

8. Increased Larval Mosquito Densities from Modified Landuses in the Kapiti Region, New Zealand: Vegetation, Water Quality, and Predators as Associated Environmental Factors

   • Paul T. Leisnham
   • David P. Slaney
   • Philip Weinstein

   Original Contributions 19 October 2005 Pages: 313 - 322

   

9. Small-scale Gold Mining in the Puyango River Basin,Southern Ecuador: A Study of Environmental Impacts andHuman Exposures

   • Oscar Betancourt
   • Alberto Narváez
   • Marc Roulet

   Original Contributions 19 October 2005 Pages: 323 - 332

   

10. Biodiversity Conservation and Human Well-being: Challenges for the Populations and Protected Areas of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest

    • Hilton P. Silva
    • Odara H. Boscolo
    • Fernanda Strelow

    Original Contributions 14 October 2005 Pages: 333 - 342

    

11. Is the Social–Ecological Framework Useful in Understanding Infectious Diseases? The Case of HIV/AIDS

    • Nancy D. Lewis

    Profiles 04 November 2005 Pages: 343 - 348

12. Hawai‘i’s Mountain-to-Sea Ecosystems: Social–Ecological Microcosms for Sustainability Science and Practice

    • Kenneth Y. Kaneshiro
    • Pauline Chinn
    • Bruce A. Wilcox

    Profiles 10 November 2005 Pages: 349 - 360

    

13. Building Capacity in Small-Scale Mining Communities: Health, Ecosystem Sustainability, and the Global Mercury Project

    • Samuel J. Spiegel
    • Marcello M. Veiga

    Profiles 19 October 2005 Pages: 361 - 369

    

14. What’s New?

    OriginalPaper 19 October 2005 Pages: 370 - 372

15. Cover Essay: Ka Ahupua‘a

    • Richard Kekuni Blaisdell
    • John Keola Lake
    • Healani K. Chang

    About the Cover Art 04 November 2005 Pages: 373 - 375