The impact of the 2007-2009 Great Recession on the consumption of vital environmental services is evaluated via the testing of two ecological theories, Ecological Modernization and Ecological Unequal Exchange. The incorporation of Aristotelean well-being, a large number of cases, and multiple country subsets, contribute to a rich and robust analysis.
The impact of the 2007-2009 Great Recession on the consumption of vital environmental services is evaluated via the testing of two ecological theories, Ecological Modernization and Ecological Unequal Exchange. The incorporation of Aristotelean well-being, a large number of cases, and multiple country subsets, contribute to a rich and robust analysis.
Bret L. Billet is Professor of Political Science and Co-coordinator of the International Relations and Environmental Science and Studies Programs at Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: The Historical Emergence of the Global Sustainable Environment Part I: The Global Sustainable Environment Chapter 2: Subjective Perceptions Chapter 3: The Objective Condition Part II: Sustainability, Development, and Theory Chapter 4: On Development, Eudaimonia, and Sustainable Well-Being Chapter 5: The Intellectual Roots of Ecological Modernization and Ecological Uneven Exchange Part III: A Test of Two Theories in the Post-Great Recession Era Chapter 6: Essential Issues in the Study of EM and EUE Chapter 7: An Examination and Evaluation of EM and EUE
Chapter 1: The Historical Emergence of the Global Sustainable Environment Part I: The Global Sustainable Environment Chapter 2: Subjective Perceptions Chapter 3: The Objective Condition Part II: Sustainability, Development, and Theory Chapter 4: On Development, Eudaimonia, and Sustainable Well-Being Chapter 5: The Intellectual Roots of Ecological Modernization and Ecological Uneven Exchange Part III: A Test of Two Theories in the Post-Great Recession Era Chapter 6: Essential Issues in the Study of EM and EUE Chapter 7: An Examination and Evaluation of EM and EUE
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