Enterprising Nature: Economics, Markets, and Finance in Global Biodiversity Politics (Antipode Book Series)
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Enterprising Nature: Economics, Markets, and Finance in Global Biodiversity Politics (Antipode Book Series)

by Jessica Dempsey

Politics Economics Environmental Science
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Enterprising Nature explores the role of economics, markets, and finance in global biodiversity politics. Jessica Dempsey examines the economic dimensions of environmental governance, offering readers a focused study of how financial and market-oriented approaches intersect with efforts to address biodiversity concerns worldwide.

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Enterprising Nature examines the connections between economics, markets, finance, and global biodiversity politics.

The book considers how financial and market-based ideas intersect with efforts to address biodiversity concerns.

It offers a focused perspective on the economic dimensions of global environmental politics.

Written by Jessica Dempsey, this work is part of the Antipode Book Series.

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