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Globalisation, Economic Transition and the Environment
Forging a Path to Sustainable Development
Edited by Philip Lawn
This book focuses on three critical issues pertaining to the broader goal of sustainable development – namely, the degenerative forces of globalisation, ecological sustainability requirements, and how best to negotiate the economic transition process.
Monograph Book
- Published in print:
- 30 Sep 2013
- ISBN:
- 9781781951408
- eISBN:
- 9781781951415
- Pages:
- 384
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- Globalisation, Economic Transition and the Environment
- Copyright
- Contents
- Figures
- Tables
- Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Chapter 1: Globalisation, economic transition, and the environment: an introduction
- Chapter 2: Globalisation versus internationalisation, and four reasons why internationalisation is better
- Chapter 3: Carrying capacity, globalisation, and the unsustainable entanglement of nations
- Chapter 4: Institutionalised pollution havens
- Chapter 5: Prosperity without growth
- Chapter 6: Economic transition in Australia: time to move towards a steady-state economy
- Chapter 7: Assessing the economic transition process across the Asia-Pacific region: comparisons, trends, and policy implications
- Chapter 8: Managing without growth in Canada: exploring the possibilities
- Chapter 9: The Environmental Kuznets Curve: some theoretical and empirical insights
- Chapter 10: Planetary boundaries: using early warning signals for sustainable global governance
- Chapter 11: Ecological footprint accounting
- Chapter 12: Globalisation, economic transition, and the environment: synthesis and a way forward
- Index
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- 30 September 2013
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- Globalisation, Economic Transition and the Environment
- Copyright
- Contents
- Figures
- Tables
- Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Chapter 1: Globalisation, economic transition, and the environment: an introduction
- Chapter 2: Globalisation versus internationalisation, and four reasons why internationalisation is better
- Chapter 3: Carrying capacity, globalisation, and the unsustainable entanglement of nations
- Chapter 4: Institutionalised pollution havens
- Chapter 5: Prosperity without growth
- Chapter 6: Economic transition in Australia: time to move towards a steady-state economy
- Chapter 7: Assessing the economic transition process across the Asia-Pacific region: comparisons, trends, and policy implications
- Chapter 8: Managing without growth in Canada: exploring the possibilities
- Chapter 9: The Environmental Kuznets Curve: some theoretical and empirical insights
- Chapter 10: Planetary boundaries: using early warning signals for sustainable global governance
- Chapter 11: Ecological footprint accounting
- Chapter 12: Globalisation, economic transition, and the environment: synthesis and a way forward
- Index