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Prosperity, poverty and pollution: managing the approaching crisis/ Klaus Nurnberger

By: Nurnberger, KlausMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Zed Book, 1999Description: 487 pISBN: 1856497305Subject(s): Economics -- Moral and ethical aspects. Economic development -- Moral and ethical aspects. PovertyDDC classification: 333.7

Contents:

1. What This Book is All About. Part I: The Structure of the Global System 2. The Economic Problem in a Nutshell. 3. Economic Discrepancies. 4. Ecological Deterioration .5. Causes of Economic Imbalances. Part II: The Transformation of Collective Consciousness 6. The Social Reality of Convictions. 7. Activating the Resources of Faith. 8. Traditionalism and Modernity. 9. Overcoming the Dependency Syndrome. 10. Interests and Ideology. Part III: Towards a New Economic Paradigm 11. The Pending Paradigm Shift in Economics. 12. A More Fundamental Approach: Market and Marginalisation .13. A Wider Frame of Reference: Entropy and Evolution. Part IV: The Transformation of Social Structures 14. Drawing Up the Agenda. 15. Policies For Peripheries. 16. Policies For Pentres. 17. Policies For Centre-Periphery Interaction

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	333.7 NUR/P (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P10065

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1. What This Book is All About.
Part I: The Structure of the Global System
2. The Economic Problem in a Nutshell.
3. Economic Discrepancies.
4. Ecological Deterioration
.5. Causes of Economic Imbalances.
Part II: The Transformation of Collective Consciousness
6. The Social Reality of Convictions.
7. Activating the Resources of Faith.
8. Traditionalism and Modernity.
9. Overcoming the Dependency Syndrome.
10. Interests and Ideology.
Part III: Towards a New Economic Paradigm
11. The Pending Paradigm Shift in Economics.
12. A More Fundamental Approach: Market and Marginalisation
.13. A Wider Frame of Reference: Entropy and Evolution.
Part IV: The Transformation of Social Structures
14. Drawing Up the Agenda.
15. Policies For Peripheries.
16. Policies For Pentres.
17. Policies For Centre-Periphery Interaction

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