The Alchemists: Brown and Sachs |
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Sachs: Livelihood replaces economics |
Livelihood provides subsistence, drawing on, rather than exploiting, nature and culture. Sachs spells out the implications for fairness and for fragility. Sachs epitomizes social ecology. |
This is Brown's Plan B |
Brown interprets ecology within the framework of economics -- without spelling out the implications. Brown offers pieces of an alternative economic operating system. |
Key points of Daly, Beyond Growth |
The seminal text in ecological economics is Beyond Growth: The Economics of Sustainable Development by Herman Daly: efficiency, distribution, and scale. |
Prof. Hayes summarizes aspects of economics for sustainers |
Hayes provides a brief statement of economics that presents the main points in a concise form, accessible to those interested in sustainability. |