Titlebook: Economics and Sustainability; Social-Ecological Pe Karl Bruckmeier Textbook 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exc

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Environmental Economics: Orthodox Perspectiveslties in applying economic knowledge in sustainability governance. Economics is a pluri-paradigmatic science with competing views and interpretations of environmental and sustainability-related problems; interdisciplinary knowledge exchange and integration is limited. The dominant orthodox school of

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Ecological Economics: Critical Perspectivesaches in economics, especially institutional economics. Through its critical and interdisciplinary practice and the integration of economic and ecological knowledge in the valuation and management of natural resources, ecological economics develops a critical assessment of the growth paradigm. The c

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Conflict, Relapse and Failure in the Sustainability Process: Neglected Problemsdevelopment. In large parts of the economic and political sustainability discourses technological solutions are sought, neglecting the necessity of social and institutional transformation. Sustainable development implies conflicts, but no strategies to deal with these are established in sustainabili

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Re-Thinking Temporal Perspectives of Sustainability Transformationon will happen in a future that is characterized by worsening economic and ecological conditions, environmental and resource use conflicts, and social and ecological catastrophes. The sustainability process needs to be rethought as process that extends through different phases, with each fomenting c

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Economics Outright: Management of Natural Resourcesresource management. The forms of integrated and ecosystem-based resource management appear as pragmatic solutions for the sustainable management of natural resources, where economic and ecological criteria need to be balanced.

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Environmental Economics: Orthodox Perspectives economics supports an approach of valuation of natural resources based on economic growth and commodification of natural resources, ecosystem services and genetic resources. These practices are antithetical to the ecological principles of natural resource management.

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