The North, the South and the Environment: Ecological Constraints and the Global Economy (UNU, 1995, 263 pages)

The North, the South and the Environment: Ecological Constraints and the Global Economy (UNU, 1995, 263 pages)

		Glossary
		The contributors
		Acknowledgements
		Foreword
		Chapter One: Introduction
		Chapter Two: Environmental Sustainability and the Growth of GDP: Conditions for Compatibility
		Chapter Three: Northern Growth and Environmental Constraints
		Chapter Four: Can the North Stop Consumption Growth? Escaping the Cycle of Work and Spend
		Chapter Five : Population Growth and the Environmental Crisis: Beyond the 'Obvious'
		Chapter Six: Distributive Justice and the Control of Global Warming
		Chapter Seven: Enclosing the Global Commons: Global Environmental Negotiations in a North-South Conflictual Approach
		Chapter Eight : Environmental Policies and North-South Trade: A Selected Survey of the Issues
		Chapter Nine: The Korean Model of Development and its Environmental Implications
		Chapter Ten: National Development and Local Environmental Action - The Case of the River Narmada
		Chapter Eleven: Economics and Ecosystems: The Case of Zimbabwean Peasant Households
		Chapter Twelve: Development After Ecology