These eighteen essays present innovative perspectives on global
policies by introducing new concepts and by redefining others
within the ecological framework. The authors explore a variety of
ecological issues: food supply, oceanic pollution, climate
disruption, and the more general need for equitable resource
management. The relationship of environmental issues to other
priorities in world politics is also examined, and a foundation is
laid for creative reevaluation of international relations.
Originally published in 1979.
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