Extent: | 148 S. |
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Type of publication: | Book / Working Paper |
Language: | English |
Notes: | Bibliogr. S. 145-148 Nash, R. The American wilderness in historical perspective.--Bates, J. L. Fulfilling American democracy: the conservation movement.--Hays, S. P. The conservation movement and the progressive tradition.--Swain, D. C. From Federal conservation policy, 1921-1933.--Raushenbush, S. Conservation in 1952.--Carson, R. From Silent spring.--Commoner, B. Can we survive?--Marx, L. American institutions and ecological ideals.--Heilbroner, R. Ecological Armageddon.--Nader, R. The profits in pollution.--Barkley, K. and Weissman, S. The eco-establishment.--Hare, N. Black ecology.--Faramelli, N. J. Perilous links between economic growth, justice, and ecology: a challenge for economic planners.--Selected bibliography (p. 145-148) |
ISBN: | 0-690-31805-7 |
Source: | ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW |
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