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Despite its now widespread use, the concept of sustainability remains ambiguous. Its varying definitions carry the … marks of the disciplines defining it. Sustainability as defined in economics is commonly conceptualized as economic … development constrained by considerations of environmental sustainability. This concept follows familiar notions of internalizing …
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Reports that while overconsumption of the world’s natural resources is a problem in developed nations, it is population growth and biological resource depletion that are the bane of developing nations. Uses India as an example for discussing biodiversity, natural resource issues and ecosystem...
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Higher economic growth is necessary to reduce the level of poverty and improve the living standard of population. But higher economic growth requires greater use of natural resources and environment which in turn leads to their degradation and eventual decay. Increased population pressure on...
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. Sustainability thus requires the expansions of welfare considerations to include the limits posed by the biophysical world within … operative in mainline economics influences our understanding of sustainability. The question pursued is whether this concept of … ethics can lead to sustainability or whether other ethical concepts are necessary to achieve a more compatible relationship …
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The paper aims to identify the form and significance of the influence of Buddhism upon the nature of past and future national economic change. It is divided to address two major tasks. The first section analyses the world view and behavioural prescriptions of Buddhism and examines their...
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to use forest sustainability. On the other hand, in Russia, pristine forests are being degraded because of lack of …
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cases as background, we compare and contrast three policy approaches to sustainability: weak sustainability, strong … sustainability and Georgescu‐Roegen’s concept of a viable technology.  …
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‐and‐burn agriculture is causing economic sustainability problems for the Jingpo. In addition, land ownership problems and conflicts about … property rights threaten their conservation of forests and entail economic sustainability problems as explained in this paper …
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improving resource productivity. A first step towards sustainability would be to slow‐down and reduce the man‐induced movements … important but not sufficient for reaching sustainability. A new orientation in the environmental policy in the young market …
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It is argued that there are three broad conditions that are necessary for an individual farmer to adopt a farming‐system innovation: awareness of the innovation, perception that it is feasible and worthwhile to trial the innovation, and perception that the innovation promotes the farmer’s...
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