sustainomics

However, the more modern viewpoint (embodied also in sustainomics), indicates that growth and environment are indeed complements.

Restructuring development and growth for greater sustainability 2009

Because ecological economics addresses social issues inadequately, a new discipline is proposed, along the lines of sustainomics.

Restructuring development and growth for greater sustainability 2009

Next, let us examine the alternative growth paths available, and the role of sustainomics principles in choosing options.

Restructuring development and growth for greater sustainability 2009

Compelling worldwide statistics were given in "Rationale and motivations for sustainomics".

Economic, social, and environmental elements of development 2008

This section examines key issues in the nexus of poverty-equity-population-natural resources, from a holistic sustainomics perspective.

Economic, social, and environmental elements of development 2008

From a sustainomics perspective, if scarce environmental resource stocks are at risk, building human and social capital through enhanced education, training, health, and other social services could be the key to unlocking the potential of poor people and converting a perceived liability into an asset.

Economic, social, and environmental elements of development 2008

Durability encourages a holistic systemic viewpoint, which is important in sustainomics analysis.

Economic, social, and environmental elements of development 2008

The advantages and shortcomings of sustainomics are frankly laid out, with the expectation that future contributions by other potential “sustainomists” will rapidly build on the strengths, remedy gaps and inconsistencies, and further flesh out the initial framework and applications.

Overview and outline of Making Development More Sustainable 2007

A brief history and introduction to the fundamental elements of sustainomics are provided, followed by a review of key ideas.

Overview and outline of Making Development More Sustainable 2007

Part C of the book comprises three chapters (7, 8 and 9), covering case studies of sustainomics at the countrywide and macro levels, which deal with a wide range of countries, policy issues and models.

Overview and outline of Making Development More Sustainable 2007