Wealth and the Ecological Transformation : Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Reciprocal Dynamics

There is a dynamic, reciprocal relationship between prosperity and ecological transformation. A just transition only succeeds when social realities, local contexts and human behavior are taken into account. Rejecting simplistic »rich vs. poor« narratives, the contributors reveal how the social effec...

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Autores principales: Judith Terstriep, Stefan Gärtner
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Publicado: transcript 2026
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