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Academic & Professional Books  Environmental & Social Studies  Economics, Politics & Policy  Sustainable Development: General

Unveiling Wealth On Money, Quality of Life and Sustainability

Edited By: Peter Bartelmus
240 pages
Unveiling Wealth
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  • Unveiling Wealth ISBN: 9781402008146 Hardback Aug 2002 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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About this book

Presents new indicators of the social, economic and ecological impacts of our lifestyles and production techniques. The indicators help to identify those responsible for these impacts and assess their accountability in terms of environmental and other social costs.

Contents

Foreword; E.U. von Weizscker. Preface. I: Introductory Statements by the Executive Director of UNEP. Unveiled wealth takes environmental cost into account; K. Topfer. II: New Indicators of Sustainability. Unveiling wealth -- accounting for sustainability; P. Bartelmus. Discussion. III: Which Indicators, and for What? On expectations and efforts -- some introductory observations; U.E. Simomis. Indicators for sustainable development -- a systems analysis approach; H. Bossel. Economic, ecological and social indicators; P. Klemmer. Acquisition and numerical hocus-pocus — profits and costs are misleading targets and indicators; A. Gahrmann. The debate about sustainability in industry; W. Bruhl. Indicators of sustainable employment; G. Bosch. Discussion. IV: The Physical Basis of the Economy. Dematerialisation and energy efficiency -- the message of ecoindicators; P. Hennicke. Material flow analysis -- unveiling the physical basis of economies; S. Bringezu. Emergy accounting; H.W. Odum. V: Assessment and Policy Analysis. Assessment of sustainability in growth and development -- approaches and policy applications; R. Repetto. Questions and Answers. How can sustainability become a measure of success in politics? H. Ziegler. Economic growth models and the role of physical resources; R.U. Ayres, B. Warr. Post-fossil development patterns in the North; W. Sachs. Outlook: From paradigm to policy; P. Bartelmus. Notes. The Authors. Index.

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Edited By: Peter Bartelmus
240 pages
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...particular attention to the pros and cons of attempting to internalise environmental costs into individual decision-making through the political process. On the whole, Unveiling Wealth is a very useful book for economists, environmentalists, policy makers as well as eco-conscious practitioners of business. (Environmental Politics, 12:3 (2003)

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