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The plundered planet : why we must, and how we can, manage nature for global prosperity / by Collier, Paul.(CARDINAL)515462;
Subjects: Natural resources; Sustainable development.;
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The myth of progress : toward a sustainable future / by Wessels, Tom,1951-(CARDINAL)273614;
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subjects: Ecology.; Environmental policy.; Sustainable development.;
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Institutional incentives and sustainable development : infrastructure policies in perspective / by Ostrom, Elinor.(CARDINAL)149172; Schroeder, Larry D.(CARDINAL)189823; Wynne, Susan G.(CARDINAL)165222;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 235-255) and index.Introduction / Paul A. Sabatier, Series Editor -- 1. The Role of Infrastructure in Development. Postwar Development Initiatives. An Institutional Approach to Explaining Development Outcomes. The Importance of Physical Infrastructure. What Do We Mean by Infrastructure Sustainability? An Overview of Our Approach -- 2. The Problem of Sustainable Infrastructure. Infrastructure Maintenance and Its Finance. Phases of Infrastructure Development. Factors Influencing Maintenance Decisions of a Single Owner-User of Private Capital -- 3. Individuals, Incentives, and Transaction Costs. Assumptions About the Individual. Problems of Contractual Uncertainty and Transaction Costs. Information Asymmetries as Sources of Contractual Uncertainty. Kinship Networks as Counteracting Institutions. Nepotism and Corruption -- 4. Provision and Production of Rural Infrastructure. Distinction Between Provision and Production. Attributes of Rural Infrastructure Primarily Affecting Provision.Attributes of Rural Infrastructure Primarily Affecting Production -- 5. Evaluating Institutional Performance. Overall Performance Criteria. Intermediate Performance Criteria -- 6. Analyzing Institutional Arrangements. Institutional Arrangements for Private Infrastructure Development. Institutional Arrangements for Public Infrastructure Development -- 7. Centralized Institutional Arrangements. Centralized Infrastructure Development. The Problem of Truncated Analyses. The Role of Donor Agencies -- 8. Decentralized Institutional Arrangements. Decentralization Efforts. Does Administrative Decentralization Improve the Performance of Centralized National Governments? -- 9. Polycentric Institutional Arrangements. The Concept of Polycentricity. The Possibility of Polycentricity in Developing Countries. Some Common Concerns About Polycentric Arrangements. Privatization as a Form of Decentralization -- 10. Implications of an Institutional Approach to Sustainable Development.1550L
Subjects: Infrastructure (Economics); Sustainable development;
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Earth democracy : justice, sustainability, and peace / by Shiva, Vandana.(CARDINAL)281021;
MARCIVE 12/19/07Includes bibliographical references (pages 187-194) and index.Introduction: principles of earth democracy -- Living economies -- Living democracies -- Living cultures -- Earth democracy in action.
Subjects: Social justice.; Environmental justice.; Sustainable development.;
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Kingdom of frost : how the cryosphere shapes life on earth / by Vassnes, Bjorn,author.; Moffatt, Lucy,translator.;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 216-226) and index.An arresting exploration of the globe's frozen corners and their cultural and ecological importance.
Subjects: Human geography.; Sustainable development.; Economic geography.;
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The new blueprint for humanity.
Humanity's downfall has always been caused by failure to address trauma on a personal and collective level. The result of such failure is a constant underlying fear. Whether they realize it or not, what people fear most is change. Yet change happens all the time, every day, and all around. The cycles of day and night, of seasons and weather, of renewal and growth go largely unnoticed by those clinging to familiarity as if it could save them from pain and distress. Worse, many seek saviors -- what amounts to surrogate parents -- to fix everything they perceive as wrong and keep them cocooned in an illusion of security. And because they cling to what they consider "normal," however unjust, harmful and even dangerous it might be, they never entertain even the possibility of something better, much less imagine what it could look like. But some have risen above the fear and avoidance to not only question the status quo but to consider changing it to better the lives of all on this planet. And their courage and vision has led to the creation of this New Blueprint For Humanity.
Subjects: Improving life.; Improving humanity.; Sustainable development.;
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Self sufficient living : a beginners guide to self sufficient living and homesteading / by Harvey, Louise,author.;
Subjects: Self-reliant living.; Sustainable living.; Sustainable development.; Homesteading.;
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Achieving broad-based sustainable development : governance, environment, and growth with equity / by Weaver, James H.(CARDINAL)160056; Rock, Michael T.(CARDINAL)210753; Kusterer, Kenneth C.(CARDINAL)136598;
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Subjects: Sustainable development.; Democracy.; Economic development; Economic policy.; Social policy.;
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Sustainability : issues and opportunities for state government by industry sector / by Gardner-Outlaw, Tom.(CARDINAL)313587; CSE Consulting.; North Carolina.Department of Commerce.(CARDINAL)153290; Kenan-Flagler Business School.(CARDINAL)218593;
Includes bibliographical references.
Subjects: Sustainable development;
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Living green : the ultimate teen guide / by Gay, Kathlyn.(CARDINAL)509053;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Introduction living green : what does it mean? -- Caring for the earth -- Leaving a low carbon footprint -- Using less fossil fuel -- Getting there the green way -- Fighting for environmental justice -- Protecting wildlife -- Saving water resources -- Helping parks, zoos, and animal sanctuaries -- Conserving and planting trees and gardens -- Buying green -- Reducing, reusing, recycling -- Participating in green projects at schools -- Being green at home -- Living green today and tomorrow -- Selected resources -- Index -- About the author.
Subjects: Sustainable development.; Environmental responsibility.; Green movement.;
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