Titlebook: Sustainable Development: Concepts, Rationalities and Strategies; Sylvie Faucheux,Martin O’Connor,Jan Straaten Book 1998 Springer Science+B

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Bioeconomic Conceptions and the Concept of Sustainable Development,the broad consensus which has evolved around this notion, the various currents and schools of thought are competing to establish which theory will prove best adapted to explicate the concept and to render its contents usable.

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Sustainable Development and Public Policy,, .., 1992). One gets the impression from these publications that the crucial factor in environmental policy is choice of the correct instruments. The same type of reasoning is followed in many publications dealing with the realisation of sustainable development. It is argued that many environmental

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The Political Economics of Sustainability,ces and in other ways. Cost-benefit analysis (CBA) is part of this neoclassical tradition and is currently the dominant approach to decision making in the public domain. This approach seeks an identification of all kinds of impacts connected with the alternative courses of action considered and a sy

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Short-Run and Long-Run Adjustment to Environmental Policy: A Neo-Austrian Approach,eeds”, writes the Brundtland-Report (see The Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development 1987, p. 43). Obviously, this is an intuitively appealing, but not very operational definition. It is not the aim of this paper to make the concept of sustainability more precise in economic te

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Sustainability and Structural Change,aditional neoclassical economics explains the roots of environmental problems as market failure. In the case of collective goods, these failures are due to difficulties in establishing markets, while in the case of negative externalities, the failures are due to a lack of well-defined property right

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Sustainability Concepts and Total Economic Valuation,nd Development (1987) report, .. Much of this debate has focused on the theoretical significance of future economic values, especially nonuse values for natural resource and environmental goods, in aggregate social decision rules (e.g. Pearce .., 1990; Van Pelt, 1993; Toman, 1994). Relatively little

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