Ecological Limits of Development: Living with the Sustainable Development Goals

ISBN-13: 9780367540593 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 294 str.

Kaitlin Kish; Stephen Quilley

Opis

Embracing the reality of biophysical limits to growth, this volume uses the technical tools from ecological economics to re-cast the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as Ecological Livelihood Goals.

Spis treści

Part 1: Energy, Complexity, and Livelihood  1. Introduction: 'Me, myself, I' and the political economy of the Sustainable Development Goals  2. Energy and Social Complexity: A primer in ecological economics  3. State, Market and Livelihood: Ideology, politics and political economy in an era of limits  4. Core and periphery in the global economy: how does green politics in the ‘north’ relate to development in the global South  Part 2: Basic Systems of Sustaining Life  5. Human Culture and Life on Land and Sea: Attachment and Scale in Ecology and Society  6. "Energy for All": Ecological Economic Targets for an Energy Transition that Centers Well-being within Planetary Boundaries  7. Livelihood and Limits: We Can Prosper Without Growth  8. Wicked Dilemmas of Growth and Poverty: A Case Study of Agroecology  9. SDG 3, Good Health and Well-being from a Limits Perspective  Part 3: Life and Wellbeing Enhancing Systems  10. Education, Livelihood and the Market-State: Towards Radical Subsidiarity  11. Removing the Burden: Valuation of the household and commons in the SDGs  12. Are there environmental limits to achieving equality between humans?  13. A Handmade Future: Makers, microfabrication, and meaning for ecological and resilient production networks  Part 4: Politics and Global Partnerships  14. Peace and Justice within Limits: putting the pressure on geopolitics, development and social cohesion  15. Engaging Economies of Change: Equitable Partnerships for Climate Action  16. A Crisis of Identity: the UN Sustainable Development Goals within an Unsustainable Law and Governance Framework  17. Ecological Livelihood Goals