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<P><STRONG>Handbook of Sustainable Development</STRONG><BR></P>
<P>Edited by Giles Atkinson, Simon Dietz, Eric Neumayer</P>
<P><STRONG>Contents</STRONG><BR><STRONG>List of contributors ix<BR>Preface xiii<BR>Acknowledgements xv</STRONG><BR>1 Introduction 1<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;<EM> Giles Atkinson, Simon Dietz and Eric Neumayer<BR></EM><STRONG>PART I FUNDAMENTALS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT</STRONG><BR>2 Ethics and sustainable development: an adaptive approach to environmental choice 27<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<EM>Bryan G. Norton<BR></EM>3 The capital approach to sustainability 45<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp; <EM>Giovanni Ruta and Kirk Hamilton<BR></EM>4 Sustainable development in ecological economics 63<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp; <EM>Jeroen C.J.M. van den Bergh<BR></EM>5 Ecological and social resilience 78<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp; W. Neil Adger</EM><BR>6 Benefit朿ost analysis and a safe minimum standard of conservation 91<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp; Alan Randall</EM><BR><STRONG>PART II INTERGENERATIONAL EQUITY</STRONG><BR>7 Valuing the far-off future: discounting and its alternatives 109<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp; Cameron Hepburn</EM><BR>8 Population and sustainability 125<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;<EM> Geoffrey McNicoll<BR></EM>9 Technological lock-in and the role of innovation 140<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp; Timothy J. Foxon</EM><BR><STRONG>PART III INTRAGENERATIONAL EQUITY AND THE SOCIAL DIMENSION</STRONG><BR>10 Distribution, sustainability and environmental policy 155<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <EM>Geoffrey Heal and Bengt Kristr鰉 </EM>v<BR>11 Environmental justice and sustainability 171<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Julian Agyeman</EM><BR>12 Vulnerability, poverty and sustaining well-being 189<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; W. Neil Adger and Alexandra Winkels</EM><BR><STRONG>PART IV GROWTH, CONSUMPTION AND NATURAL WEALTH</STRONG><BR>13 The resource curse and sustainable development 207<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Richard M. Auty</EM><BR>14 Structural change, poverty and natural resource degradation 220<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Ram髇 L髉ez</EM><BR>15 Economic growth and the environment 240<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Matthew A. Cole</EM><BR>16 Sustainable consumption 254<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Tim Jackson</EM><BR><STRONG>PART V PROGRESS IN MEASURING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT</STRONG><BR>17 Environmental and resource accounting 271<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Glenn-Marie Lange</EM><BR>18 Genuine saving as an indicator of sustainability 292<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Kirk Hamilton and Katharine Bolt</EM><BR>19 Measuring sustainable economic welfare 307<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Clive Hamilton</EM><BR>20 Environmental space, material flow analysis and ecological footprinting 319<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Ian Moffatt</EM><BR><STRONG>PART VI SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AT DIFFERENT SCALES</STRONG><BR>21 Sustainable cities and local sustainability 347<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Yvonne Rydin</EM><BR>22 Sustainable agriculture 362<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Clement A. Tisdell</EM><BR>23 Corporate sustainability: accountability or impossible dream? 376<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Rob Gray and Jan Bebbington</EM><BR><STRONG>PART VII THE INTERNATIONAL DIMENSION</STRONG><BR>24 International environmental cooperation: the role of political feasibility 395<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Camilla Bretteville Froyn</EM><BR>25 Trade and sustainable development 413<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Kevin P. Gallagher</EM><BR>26 The international politics of sustainable development 430<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; John Vogler</EM><BR>27 Financing for sustainable development 447<BR><EM>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; David Pearce</EM><BR>Index 469</P>
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