An Introduction to Ecological Economics
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Robert Goodland
2 books
About the Author
Robert Goodland was a pioneering environmental thinker whose work helped bring ecological limits and sustainability into mainstream economic discussion. Through clear, interdisciplinary writing, he examined the relationships among human societies, natural systems, and long-term development. His approach connected economics with ecology, ethics, and public policy, encouraging readers to reconsider conventional measures of progress and prosperity. An Introduction to Ecological Economics reflects his commitment to accessible scholarship and to practical ideas for building economies that respect the planet’s finite resources. Goodland’s legacy continues to inform debates about sustainable development, environmental responsibility, and the future of global economic systems.
Writing style
clear
interdisciplinary
analytical
