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History tells us that industrial development with all of its pollution, inequity and exploitation is the inevitable destiny of human societies. Yet is this really the case or are we trapped in a prevailing 'develop-mentality' that demands an endless cycle of inputs, outputs, consumption and waste on a finite planet? And is there another, better way for humans and the biosphere? This incisive, epic work turns the dominant industrial development model and its economics upside down and argues for a new way of thinking about the meaning of development and the complexion of our economy. The book…
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7 editions- Hardcover · English · 2009Earthscan · 583 pages · 9781844077113
- Other · English · 2012Taylor & Francis Group · 608 pages · 9781136571220
- Other · English · 2012Taylor & Francis Group · 608 pages · 9781136571237
- Other · English · 2012Taylor & Francis Group · 608 pages · 9781849770545
- Other · English · 2012Taylor & Francis Group · 9781136571282
- Other · English · 2012Taylor & Francis Group · 608 pages · 9781136571251
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