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Industrial Ecology and Spaces of Innovation

Edited By: K Green and S Randles
352 pages
Publisher: Edward Elgar
Industrial Ecology and Spaces of Innovation
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  • Industrial Ecology and Spaces of Innovation ISBN: 9781845420970 Hardback Oct 2006 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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About this book

This book explores the disciplinary interfaces and practical implications of working across the two disciplines of industrial ecology (IE) and innovation studies (IS). Both disciplines have something to say about instigating environmental improvement and more sustainable futures. IE is predicated on the idea that social and economic systems mirror, or should be made to mirror, natural ecological systems. Proponents of IE devise models and techniques to trace material and energy resource flows as they move through social and economic systems. They propose policy and management improvements to increase the resource efficiency of such systems. By contrast, IS researchers work with the idea that innovation is a dynamic activity, vital to social and economic change and is shaped by a range of actors, in industry, in government and in households.

Contents

Part I: Introduction; Part II: Industrial Ecology: Techniques and Cases; Part III: Innovation Systems: Perspectives on Transformations and Variety; Part IV: Consumption and Intermediation; Part V: Governance and Values; Part VI: Conclusion.

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Edited By: K Green and S Randles
352 pages
Publisher: Edward Elgar
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