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<H1 class=parseasinTitle><SPAN id=btAsinTitle><FONT color=#f70968>History of Environmental Economic Thought </FONT></SPAN></H1>
<H1 class=parseasinTitle><SPAN><FONT color=#f70968 size=3>(ROUTLEDGE STUDIES IN THE HISTORY oF ECONOMICS)</FONT></SPAN></H1>
<H1 class=parseasinTitle><SPAN><SPAN><FONT size=2>by </FONT><A href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-url/ref=ntt_athr_dp_sr_1?%5Fencoding=UTF8&amp;search-type=ss&amp;index=books&amp;field-author=Erhun%20Kula"><FONT size=2>Erhun Kula</FONT></A><FONT size=2> (Author)</FONT></SPAN></SPAN></H1>
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<LI><FONT size=2><B>Paperback:</B> 252 pages</FONT>
<LI><FONT size=2><B>Publisher:</B> Routledge; 1 edition (January 9, 1998)</FONT>
<LI><FONT size=2><B>Language:</B> English</FONT>
<LI><FONT size=2><B>ISBN-10:</B> 0415406854</FONT>
<LI><FONT size=2><B>ISBN-13:</B> 978-0415406857</FONT>
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<P><FONT face="Arial Black">CONTENTS</FONT></P>
<P><BR>List of illustrations x<BR>Preface and Acknowledgements xii<BR>Introduction 1<BR>1 The early days 6<BR>The Roman Empire and Middle Ages 6<BR>Mercantilism 8<BR>The physiocrats 11<BR>The liberals 13<BR>Adam Smith 14<BR>2 The Malthusian problem 22<BR>Essays on population 22<BR>A leap in time—Malthus and contemporary China 30<BR>A further leap—the next stage 32<BR>3 Ricardian stagnation 36<BR>David Ricardo 36<BR>Opposition to Ricardian stagnation 40<BR>Classical economists mostly in support of stagnation 43<BR>An alternative view of scarcity—the American Conservation<BR>Movement 1890–1920 46<BR>4 Socialism, Marxism and the environment 51<BR>Early socialists 51<BR>Karl Marx 53<BR>A leap in time: the Marxist experiment and the environment 59<BR>5 Natural resources and the environment in neo-classical<BR>tradition 65<BR>B&ouml;hm-Bawerk 66<BR>Sorley 66<BR>Marshall 67<BR>Gray 71<BR>Taussig and Cassel 73<BR>Hotelling 74<BR>6 The interventionist school on natural resources and<BR>the environment 82<BR>Pigou 82<BR>The Keynesian vision of the future 89<BR>Galbraith 92<BR>Mishan 98<BR>A milder tone—Baumol and Oates 99<BR>7 Market environmentalism based on property rights 102<BR>Coase’s approach 102<BR>The marketable permit approach to pollution 105<BR>Marketable permits and rights-based fisheries 108<BR>8 Empirical studies on scarcity after the Second World War 112<BR>The US Presidential Commission on Material Policy 112<BR>Potter and Christy 114<BR>Barnett and Morse 115<BR>Nordhaus and others 118<BR>The US Bureau of Mines 122<BR>Indicated and inferred stocks 126<BR>9 Spaceship Earth 129<BR>Boulding’s econosphere 129<BR>Forrester’s system dynamics 133<BR>The Club of Rome 136<BR>A criticism of The Limits to Growth 140<BR>Optimistic passengers in Spaceship Earth 144<BR>10 The sustainability debate 147<BR>Some stated objectives 147<BR>Some definitions incorporating future generations 149<BR>Historic roots of the current debate 151<BR>Flaws in the current debate 154<BR>11 Ethical and spiritual dimensions of environmental exploitation 164<BR>Judaeo-Christian theology and the environment 167<BR>Islam 173<BR>Eastern faiths 173<BR>Secular ethics 176<BR>Gaia 183<BR>Deep ecology 184<BR>Land ethics 188<BR>Feminism and the environment 189<BR>The selfish gene 191<BR>12 Summary and conclusion 194<BR>Past experience of floating Earth 202<BR>The latest ‘evidence’ 203<BR>Glossary 210<BR>Bibliography 217<BR>Index 230</P>
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