In this controversial book Herman Daly, a leading commentator on
the environment, offers lively criticism of existing work on
ecological economics and the economics of ecology. The theme
throughout the book is about changes in perspective, attitudes and
policies required to avoid uneconomic growth - that is, the
impoverishment that results when the environmental and social costs
of growth exceed the benefits. Key issues addressed include: *
growth economics * misunderstandings of thermodynamics * economic
development and population * globalization * money * humans in the
ecosystem. This major new book will be of interest to economists,
ecologists, environmentalists, public policy scholars and activists
as well as social philosophers.
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