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245 00 $aGetting down to earth :$bpractical applications of ecological economics /$cedited by Robert Costanza, Olman Segura, and Juan Martinez-Alier ; foreword by Jose Mari a Figueres Olsen.
260 $aWashington, D.C. :$bIsland Press,$c℗♭1996.
300 $axxii, 472 pages :$billustrations ;$c23 cm.
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490 1 $aInternational Society for Ecological Economics series
500 $aThe product of a workshop held in Costa Rica, following a conference of the International Society for Ecological Economics.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $tSocio-ecological principles for a sustainable society /$rJohn Holmberg, Karl-Henrik Robe rt, Karl-Erik Eriksson --$tConsumption : value added, physical transformation, and welfare /$rHerman E. Daly --$tComplexity, problem solving, and sustainable societies /$rJoseph A. Tainter --$tFrom ecological economics to productive ecology : perspectives on sustainable development from the south /$rEnrique Leff --$tSocial and ethical dimensions of ecological economics /$rAnil Gupta.
505 00 $tEnvisioning a sustainable world /$rDonella Meadows --$tTowards economics for environmental sustainability /$rPaul Ekins --$tEcological and economic distribution conflicts /$rJuan Martinez-Alier, Martin O'Connor --$tTechnological intensity, technological quality, and sustainable development /$rGilberto C. Gallopin --$tRenewable resource appropriation by cities /$rCarl Folke, Jonas Larsson, Julie Sweitzer.
505 00 $tEmergent complexity and procedural rationality : post-normal science for sustainability /$rMartin O'Connor, Sylvie Faucheux, Ge raldine Froger [and others] --$tIntegrating spatially explicit ecological and economic models : theory and application in the Patuxent River watershed, Maryland /$rRobert Costanza, Lisa Wainger, Nancy Bockstael --$tEcological economics : the second stage /$rFaye Duchin --$tModeling the dynamics of resource depletion, substitution, recycling, and technical change in extractive industries /$rMatthias Ruth, Cutler J. Cleveland.
505 00 $tInstitutional change and development towards sustainability /$rJohannas B. Opschoor --$tCreating the institutional setting for sustainability in Latin America /$rMarc. J. Dourojeanni --$tApplying agroecology to improve peasant farming systems in Latin America : an impact assessment of NGO strategies /$rMiguel A. Altieri, Andres Yurjevic, Jean Marc Von der Weid [and others] --$tProperty rights, people, and environment /$rSusan S. Hanna --$tWill new property rights regimes in central and eastern Europe serve nature conservation purposes? /$rTomasz Zylicz.
505 00 $tValuing social sustainability : environmental recuperation on Fevela hillsides in Rio de Janeiro /$rPeter H. May, Marilia Pastuk --$tResources planning should integrate conservation and development needs : the case of Tegucigalpa's water requirements /$rCarlos A. Quesada-Mateo --$tPolitical dimension of implementing environmental reform : lessons from Costa Rica /$rDavid Kaimowitz, Olman Segura --$tEnvisioning sustainable alternatives within the framework of the UNCED process /$rAlicia Ba rcena, Diomar Silveira.
520 $aGetting Down to Earth brings together scientists, managers, and national and international policy makers to identify practical strategies for implementing sustainability based on ecological economic principles. The book, joining a shared vision of a sustainable and desirable world with adequate analysis and innovative implementation, promises to be the "full package" necessary to achieve sustainability. Ecological economics, a transdisciplinary approach focusing on the problems facing humanity and the life-supporting ecosystems on which we depend, is helping to foster the dialogue necessary to pull the package together and move toward newly articulated goals.
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650 7 $aDesenvolvimento sustenta vel.$2larpcal
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650 7 $aDe veloppement durable.$2ram
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653 0 $aEconomic policy
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655 4 $aKongre©$zSan Jose (Costa Rica)$y1994.
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700 1 $aCostanza, Robert.
700 1 $aSegura Bonilla, Olman.
700 1 $aMarti nez Alier, Juan.
710 2 $aInternational Society for Ecological Economics.
776 08 $iOnline version:$tGetting down to earth.$dWashington, D.C. : Island Press, ℗♭1996$w(OCoLC)654637305
830 0 $aInternational Society for Ecological Economics series.
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