Item type | Current library | Home library | Collection | Shelving location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Books | American University in Dubai | American University in Dubai | Non-fiction | Main Collection | HC 79.E5 .G563 2014 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 251303 |
includes bibliography.
Foreword / David W. Orr --
Failing governance, unsustainable planet / Michael Renner and Tom Prugh --
Understanding governance / D. Conor Seyle and Matthew Wilburn King --
Governance, sustainability, and evolution / John M. Gowdy --
Ecoliteracy : knowledge is not enough / Monty Hempel --
Digitization and sustainability / Richard Worthington --
Living in the Anthropocene : business as usual, or compassionate retreat? / Peter G. Brown and Jeremy J. Schmidt --
Governing people as members of the Earth community / Cormac Cullinan --
Listening to the voices of young and future generations / Antoine Ebel and Tatiana Rinke --
Advancing ecological stewardship via the commons and human rights / David Bollier and Burns Weston --
Looking backward (not forward) to environmental justice / Aaron Sachs --
The too-polite revolution : understanding the failure to pass U.S. climate legislation / Petra Bartosiewicz and Marissa Miley --
China's environmental governance challenge / Sam Geall and Isabel Hilton --
Assessing the outcomes of Rio+20 / Maria Ivanova --
How local governments have become a factor in global sustainability / Monika Zimmermann --
Scrutinizing the corporate role in the post-2015 development agenda / Lou Pingeot --
Making finance serve the real economy / Thomas I. Palley --
Climate governance and the resource curse / Evan Musolino and Katie Auth --
The political-economic foundations of a sustainable system / Gar Alperovitz --
The rise of triple-bottom-line businesses / Colleen Cordes --
Working toward energy democracy / Sean Sweeney --
Take the wheel and steer! Trade unions and the just transition / Judith Gouverneur and Nina Netzer --
A call to engagement / Tom Prugh and Michael Renner.
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