1. Introducing systematics Agenda 2000

   • Michael F. Claridge

   OriginalPaper Pages: 451 - 454

2. Systematics Agenda 2000: an historical perspective

   • W. Hardy Eshbaugh

   Papers Pages: 455 - 462

3. The urgency of building global capacity for biodiversity science

   • Joel Cracraft

   Papers Pages: 463 - 475

4. Systematics, the scientific basis for inventories of biodiversity

   • Q. D. Wheeler

   Papers Pages: 476 - 489

5. Systematics, conservation and sustainable development

   • Ghillean T. Prance

   Papers Pages: 490 - 500

6. Down in the woods they have no names — BioNET-INTERNATIONAL. Strengthening systematics in developing countries

   • Tecwyn Jones

   Papers Pages: 501 - 509

7. Keep all the pieces: Systematics 2000 and world conservation

   • Jeffrey A. McNeely

   Papers Pages: 510 - 519

8. Book reviews

   BookReview Pages: 520 - 530