The Limits to Scarcity
Contesting the Politics of Allocation
Herausgeber: Mehta, Lyla
The Limits to Scarcity
Contesting the Politics of Allocation
Herausgeber: Mehta, Lyla
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First Published in 2010. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First Published in 2010. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Dezember 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 159mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 479g
- ISBN-13: 9781844075423
- ISBN-10: 1844075427
- Artikelnr.: 29823225
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Dezember 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 159mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 479g
- ISBN-13: 9781844075423
- ISBN-10: 1844075427
- Artikelnr.: 29823225
Lyla Mehta is a sociologist and Research Fellow with the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, UK and an Adjunct Professor at the Department of International Environment and Development Studies (Noragric), Norwegian University of Life Sciences.
Foreword Steve Rayner Introduction Lyla Mehta Part 1: Why Does Scarcity
Matter? 1. The Scare, Naturalization and Politicization of Scarcity Lyla
Mehta 2. Everybody's Got the Fever: Scarcity and US National Energy Policy
Nicholas Xenos 3. The Ghosts of Malthus: Narratives and Mobilizations of
Scarcity in the US Political Context Betsy Hartmann Part 2: Economics and
Scarcity 4. Economics and Scarcity: With Amartya Sen as Point of Departure?
Ben Fine 5. Deconstructing Economic Interpretations of Sustainable
Development: Limits, Scarcity and Abundance Fred Luks 6. Water Can and
Ought to Run Freely: Reflections on the Notion of 'Scarcity' in Economics
Sajay Samuel and Jean Robert 7. A Bit of the Other: Why Scarcity Isn't All
It's Cracked up to Be Michael Thompson Part 3: Resource Scarcity,
Institutional Arrangements and Policy Responses: Food, Agriculture, Water
and Energy 8. 'Scarcity' as Political Strategy: Reflections on Three
Hanging Children Nicholas Hildyard 9. Seeing Scarcity: Understanding Soil
Fertility in Africa Ian Scoones 10. Chronic Hunger: A Problem of Scarcity
or Inequity? Erik Millstone 11. A Share Response to Water Scarcity: Moving
beyond the Volumetric Bruce Lankford 12. Advocacy of Water Scarcity:
Leakages in the Argument Jasveen Jairath 13. The Construction and
Destruction of Scarcity in Development: Water and Power Experiences in
Nepal Dipak Gyawali and Ajaya Dixit 14. Afterword: Looking beyond Scarcity?
Lyla Mehta
Matter? 1. The Scare, Naturalization and Politicization of Scarcity Lyla
Mehta 2. Everybody's Got the Fever: Scarcity and US National Energy Policy
Nicholas Xenos 3. The Ghosts of Malthus: Narratives and Mobilizations of
Scarcity in the US Political Context Betsy Hartmann Part 2: Economics and
Scarcity 4. Economics and Scarcity: With Amartya Sen as Point of Departure?
Ben Fine 5. Deconstructing Economic Interpretations of Sustainable
Development: Limits, Scarcity and Abundance Fred Luks 6. Water Can and
Ought to Run Freely: Reflections on the Notion of 'Scarcity' in Economics
Sajay Samuel and Jean Robert 7. A Bit of the Other: Why Scarcity Isn't All
It's Cracked up to Be Michael Thompson Part 3: Resource Scarcity,
Institutional Arrangements and Policy Responses: Food, Agriculture, Water
and Energy 8. 'Scarcity' as Political Strategy: Reflections on Three
Hanging Children Nicholas Hildyard 9. Seeing Scarcity: Understanding Soil
Fertility in Africa Ian Scoones 10. Chronic Hunger: A Problem of Scarcity
or Inequity? Erik Millstone 11. A Share Response to Water Scarcity: Moving
beyond the Volumetric Bruce Lankford 12. Advocacy of Water Scarcity:
Leakages in the Argument Jasveen Jairath 13. The Construction and
Destruction of Scarcity in Development: Water and Power Experiences in
Nepal Dipak Gyawali and Ajaya Dixit 14. Afterword: Looking beyond Scarcity?
Lyla Mehta
Foreword Steve Rayner Introduction Lyla Mehta Part 1: Why Does Scarcity
Matter? 1. The Scare, Naturalization and Politicization of Scarcity Lyla
Mehta 2. Everybody's Got the Fever: Scarcity and US National Energy Policy
Nicholas Xenos 3. The Ghosts of Malthus: Narratives and Mobilizations of
Scarcity in the US Political Context Betsy Hartmann Part 2: Economics and
Scarcity 4. Economics and Scarcity: With Amartya Sen as Point of Departure?
Ben Fine 5. Deconstructing Economic Interpretations of Sustainable
Development: Limits, Scarcity and Abundance Fred Luks 6. Water Can and
Ought to Run Freely: Reflections on the Notion of 'Scarcity' in Economics
Sajay Samuel and Jean Robert 7. A Bit of the Other: Why Scarcity Isn't All
It's Cracked up to Be Michael Thompson Part 3: Resource Scarcity,
Institutional Arrangements and Policy Responses: Food, Agriculture, Water
and Energy 8. 'Scarcity' as Political Strategy: Reflections on Three
Hanging Children Nicholas Hildyard 9. Seeing Scarcity: Understanding Soil
Fertility in Africa Ian Scoones 10. Chronic Hunger: A Problem of Scarcity
or Inequity? Erik Millstone 11. A Share Response to Water Scarcity: Moving
beyond the Volumetric Bruce Lankford 12. Advocacy of Water Scarcity:
Leakages in the Argument Jasveen Jairath 13. The Construction and
Destruction of Scarcity in Development: Water and Power Experiences in
Nepal Dipak Gyawali and Ajaya Dixit 14. Afterword: Looking beyond Scarcity?
Lyla Mehta
Matter? 1. The Scare, Naturalization and Politicization of Scarcity Lyla
Mehta 2. Everybody's Got the Fever: Scarcity and US National Energy Policy
Nicholas Xenos 3. The Ghosts of Malthus: Narratives and Mobilizations of
Scarcity in the US Political Context Betsy Hartmann Part 2: Economics and
Scarcity 4. Economics and Scarcity: With Amartya Sen as Point of Departure?
Ben Fine 5. Deconstructing Economic Interpretations of Sustainable
Development: Limits, Scarcity and Abundance Fred Luks 6. Water Can and
Ought to Run Freely: Reflections on the Notion of 'Scarcity' in Economics
Sajay Samuel and Jean Robert 7. A Bit of the Other: Why Scarcity Isn't All
It's Cracked up to Be Michael Thompson Part 3: Resource Scarcity,
Institutional Arrangements and Policy Responses: Food, Agriculture, Water
and Energy 8. 'Scarcity' as Political Strategy: Reflections on Three
Hanging Children Nicholas Hildyard 9. Seeing Scarcity: Understanding Soil
Fertility in Africa Ian Scoones 10. Chronic Hunger: A Problem of Scarcity
or Inequity? Erik Millstone 11. A Share Response to Water Scarcity: Moving
beyond the Volumetric Bruce Lankford 12. Advocacy of Water Scarcity:
Leakages in the Argument Jasveen Jairath 13. The Construction and
Destruction of Scarcity in Development: Water and Power Experiences in
Nepal Dipak Gyawali and Ajaya Dixit 14. Afterword: Looking beyond Scarcity?
Lyla Mehta