Artículos |
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Harris, Jonathan M. |
Economics of Sustainability: the Environmental Dimension –overview essay- |
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p. 3 |
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Constanza, Robert; Daly, Herman E. |
Natural Capital and Sustainable development |
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p. 14 |
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Munda, Giuseppe |
Environmental economics, Ecological economics, and the concepts of sustainable development |
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p. 17 |
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Page, Talbot |
On the problem of achieving efficiency and equity, intergenerationally |
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p. 21 |
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Toman, Michael A. |
Economics and “sustainability”: balancing trade-offs and imperatives |
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p. 25 |
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Martinez-Alier, Juan |
From Political Economy to Political ecology |
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p. 29 |
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El Serafy, Salah |
Green accounting and economic policy |
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p. 33 |
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Hamilton, Kirk; Clemens, Michael |
Are we saving enough for the future? |
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p. 37 |
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Stern, David I. |
Progress on the environmental Kuznets Curve? |
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p. 42 |
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Wise, Timothy A. |
Economics of Sustainability: the Social Dimensions –overview essay- |
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p. 47 |
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ul Haq, Mahhub |
The human development paradigm |
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p. 58 |
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Chambers, Robert |
Sustainable livelihoods: the poor´s reconciliation of environment and development |
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p. 61 |
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Gore, Charles |
Markets, citizenship, and social exclusion |
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p. 64 |
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Razavi, Shahra |
Gendered poverty and well-being |
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p. 68 |
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Evans, Peter |
Government action, social capital and development: reviewing the evidence on synergy |
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p. 75 |
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Tendler, Judith |
Good government in the tropics |
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p. 75 |
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Wise, Timothy A. |
Global Perspectives: the North/South Imbalance –overview essay- |
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p. 79 |
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Porter Philip W.; Sheppard, Eric S. |
Views from the periphery: encountering development |
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p. 90 |
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Sachs, Wolfgang |
Global ecology and the Shadow of development |
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p. 94 |
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Shiva,Vandana |
Biodiversity: a third world perspective |
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p. 98 |
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Agarwal, Anil; Narain, Sunita |
Global warming in an unequal world: a case of environmental colonialism |
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p. 104 |
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Rahman, A. Atiq |
Lifestyle is the problem |
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p. 104 |
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Lipietz, Alain |
Enclosing the global commons: global environmental negotiations in a north-south conflitual approach |
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p. 107 |
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Harris, Jonhatah M. |
Population and urbanization –overview essay- |
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p. 115 |
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Birdsall, Nancy |
Government, population, and poverty: a win-win tale |
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p. 128 |
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C.S. Holling |
An ecologist view of the Malthusian conflict |
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p. 131 |
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Lipton, Michael |
Acelerated resources degradation by agriculture in developing countries?: the role of population change and responses to it |
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p. 134 |
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Scherr, Sara J. |
People and environment: what is the relationship between exploitation of natural resources and population growth in the south? |
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p. 137 |
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Krishna-Hensel, Sai Felicia |
Population and urbanization in the twenty-first century: India´s megacities |
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p. 142 |
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Connolly, Priscilla |
Mexico city: our common future |
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p. 145 |
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Sheehan, Molly O’Meara |
Reinventing cities for people and the planet |
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p. 149 |
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Harris, Jonathan M. |
Agriculture and Renewable Resources –overview essay- |
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p. 155 |
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Pinstrup-Andersen, Per; Pandya-Lorch, Rajul |
Food security and sustainable use of natural resources: a 2020 vision |
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p. 164 |
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Conway, Gordon |
Sustainable agriculture |
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p. 168 |
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Rissler Jane; Mellen, Margaret |
Environmental risk posed by transgenic crops |
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p. 172 |
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Ehrlich, Paul R.; Daily, Gretchen C. |
Population extinction and saving biodiversity |
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p. 176 |
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Platt McGinn, Anne |
Rocking the boat: conserving fisheries and protecting jobs |
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p. 179 |
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Myers, Norman |
The world’s forests: problems and potentials |
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p. 183 |
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Ackerman, Frank |
Materials, Energy, and Climate Change –overview essay– |
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p. 189 |
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Wernick, Iddo; K. Herman, Robert ; Govind, Shekhar |
Materialization and dematerialization: measures and trends |
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p. 198 |
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Ackerman, Frank |
Material use and sustainable affluence |
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p. 202 |
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Byrne, John M.; Shen, Bo ; Li, Xiuguo |
Balancing China’s energy, economic, and environmental goals |
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p. 205 |
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Fox-Penner, Peter |
Environmental Quality, energy efficiency, and renewable energy |
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p. 208 |
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Repetto, Robert; Austin, Duncan |
The cost of climate protection: a guide for the perplexed |
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p. 212 |
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Lind, Robert C.; Schuler, Richard E. |
Equity and discounting in climate-change decisions |
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p. 216 |
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Gallagher, Kevin P. |
Globalisation and Sustainability –overview essay– |
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p. 223 |
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Streeten, Paul |
Globalization: threat or salvation? |
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p. 229 |
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Daly, Herman E. |
From adjustment to sustainable development: the obstacle of free trade |
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p. 232 |
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Boyce, James K. |
Ecological distribution, agricultural trade liberalization: and in situ genetic diversity |
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p. 235 |
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Crotty, James R.; Epstein, Gerald ; Kelly, Patricia |
Multinational corporations and the neo-liberal regime |
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p. 239 |
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Esty Daniel C.; Gentry, Bradford S. |
Foreign investment, globalization, and environment |
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p. 243 |
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Ghai Dharam; Hewitt de Alcantara, Cynthia |
Globalization and social integration |
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p. 248 |
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Taylor Lance; Pieper. Ute |
Reconciling economic reform and sustainable human development: social consequences of neo-liberalism |
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p. 251 |
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Reed, David |
Impacts of structural adjustment on the sustainability of developing countries |
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p. 256 |
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Goodwin, Neva R. |
Taming the Corporation –overview essay– |
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p. 261 |
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Broad, Robin; Cavanagh, John |
The corporate accountability movement: lessons and opportunities |
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p. 276 |
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Kinder, Peter D.; Lydenberg, Steven D. ; Domini, Amy L. |
Socially responsible investing: doing good while doing well |
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p. 280 |
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Steiner George A.; Steiner, John F. |
Corporate social responsibility |
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p. 283 |
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Porter Michael E.; Van der Linde, Claas |
Toward a New Conception of the environment-competitiveness, relationship |
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p. 286 |
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Bruyn, Severy T. |
Civil associations and toward a global civil economy |
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p. 289 |
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White, Allen L. |
Sustainability and the accountable corporation |
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p. 292 |
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Wise, Timothy A. |
Local and National Strategies –overview essay– |
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p. 297 |
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Amsden, Alice H. |
A theory of government intervention in late industrialization |
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p. 308 |
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Hamond, M. Jeff; DeCanio, Stephen J. ; Duxbury, Peggy |
An idea Whose time has come |
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p. 313 |
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Heller, Patrick |
From class struggle to class compromise: redistribution and growth in a south Indian State |
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p. 315 |
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Barkin, David |
New strategies for rural sustainable development: popular participation, food self-sufficiency, and environmental regeneration |
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p. 318 |
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Veit, Peter G.; Mascarenhas,Adolfo ; Ampadu-Agyei, Okyeante |
African development that works |
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p. 322 |
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Leach, Melissa; Mearns, Robin ; Scoones, Ian |
Challenges to community-based sustainable development |
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p. 326 |
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Mayoux, Linda |
What is micro-enterprise development for women? widening the agenda |
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p. 329 |
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Gallagher, Kevin P. |
Reforminfg Global Institutions –overview essay– |
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p. 335 |
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Browne, Robert S. |
Alternatives to the International Monetary Found |
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p. 345 |
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Heredia, Carlos A. |
The World Bank and poverty |
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p. 348 |
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Fox, Jonathan and Brown, David |
Assessing the impact of NGO advocacy campaigns on World Bank projects and Policies |
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p. 352 |
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French, Hilary |
Coping with ecological globalization |
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p. 357 |
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Timoshenko Alexandre; Berman, Mark |
The United Nations Environment Programme and the United Nations Development Programme |
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p. 362 |
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Shiva, Vandana |
Conflicts of global Ecology: environmental activism in period of global reach |
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p. 365 |