Titlebook: Global Environmental Security; From Protection to P Yuji Suzuki,Kazuhiro Ueta,Shunsuke Mori Conference proceedings 1996 Springer-Verlag Ber

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,?Ausblick“ — Kleine und gro?e Auswege,il Salim, begins with a critical review of the conventional development model. From the viewpoint of the South, he argues, this has led many Third World nations to the dilemma of development and environment. He then makes a search for a sustainable development model which can meet economic, social,

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Inflation, Institutions and Informationn point of interest..Both the second by K. Yamada and the third by H. Ishitani provide the scope of possibilities which new technologies can offer to the ostensibly contradicting demands today, namely the ever increasing need for energy supply on the one hand and the more severe measures of environm

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Inequality and the Double Bluffat includes environmental tax. Of course, as his paper discusses more in detail, there are pros and cons to this. By looking into past experience in the European Union, he proposes to create some economic incentives so that economic development and environmental protection can both be achieved even

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Raising the Warranted Rate of Growth,sforming the way of thinking in Japan, viz ‘development in one country’..The second paper of Y. Cho also stresses the importance of international collaboration not only from the Korean perspective but also from the regional perspective of Asia and the Pacific. In this regard, he argues, there emerge

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80152-5Umwelt global; Umweltpolitik; Umweltschutz; eco-system; enironmental politics; environment; environmental

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978-3-642-80154-9Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996