An Introduction to Ecological Economics
by Carol Franco, Robert Costanza, John H Cumberland, Herman Daly, Robert Goodland, Richard B Norgaard, Ida Kubiszewski
An Introduction to Ecological Economics presents the foundational concepts of a field that links economic activity with ecological systems. Drawing on contributions from established authors in economics, ecology, and sustainability, it offers students and general readers a broad framework for understanding resources, environmental limits, and the relationship between economies and the natural world.
About This Book
An introduction to ecological economics, an interdisciplinary field concerned with the relationships between economic activity and ecological systems.
The book presents foundational ideas for examining economies within the context of environmental limits, resource use, and sustainability.
Written by a group of contributors associated with ecological economics, it offers a broad starting point for students and general readers.
Its subject matter connects economics, ecology, and environmental decision-making.
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