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Oxford University Press Oxford Handbook on the Greening of Economic Development

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Price range: £104 - £156

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Description

Traditional economic development models often ignore the impact of decisions regarding energy, resources, and finance. By relying on fossil fuel stocks and linear resource flows, standard economic choices create significant global implications. This handbook from Oxford University Press explores a necessary alternative for the future of the global economy. This text examines the transition toward an economic model based on renewable energy and renewable fuels. It covers the shift toward circular resource flows and the greening of financial instruments, including bonds and equities. As the world undergoes a massive industrial revolution, this work addresses the next Great Transformation of the global economy through the lens of sustainable development and resource management.

Key Features

Published by Oxford University Press to provide a scholarly look at the greening of global economic development.

Examines the transition from fossil fuel stocks to flows of renewable energy and renewable fuels.

Covers the shift from linear resource flows to circular resource flows within the global economy.

Discusses the greening of financial instruments such as equities and bonds.

Analyzes the industrial revolution required for the next Great Transformation of the global economy.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
29 May 2025
Listed Since
04 September 2024

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