The Vulnerable Planet : A Short Economic History of the Environment
by John Bellamy Foster 2020-04-19 11:16:12
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From reviews of the first edition (1994): "Extraordinarily well written . . . ""--Contemporary Sociology" "A readable chronicle aimed at a general audience . . . Graceful and accessible . . . ""--Dollars and Sense" "Has the potential to be a politica... Read more

From reviews of the first edition (1994): "Extraordinarily well written . . . "
"--Contemporary Sociology"

"A readable chronicle aimed at a general audience . . . Graceful and accessible . . . "
"--Dollars and Sense"

"Has the potential to be a political bombshell in radical circles around the world."
"--Environmental Action"

The Vulnerable Planet has won respect as the best single-volume introduction to the global economic crisis.

With impressive historical and economic detail, ranging from the Industrial Revolution to modern imperialism, The Vulnerable Planet explores the reasons why a global economic system geared toward private profit has spelled vulnerability for the earth's fragile natural environment.

Rejecting both individualistic solutions and policies that tinker at the margins, John Bellamy Foster calls for a fundamental reorganization of production on a social basis so as to make possible a sustainable and ecological economy.

This revised edition includes a new afterword by the author. Less

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  • 8.26x5.58x0.43inches
  • 176
  • Monthly Review Press
  • September 1, 1999
  • 9781583670194
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