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Geir B. Asheim,Wolfgang Buchholz,Bertil Tungoddenm Wesen nach begrenzt und tendiert zur Intensität, Gesellschaft ist ihrem Wesen nach grenzenlos und tendiert zur Extension“ (., S. 34). Im Gegensatz zur Gemeinschaft begegnen sich die Individuen in der Gesellschaft als isolierte. Erst hier, in der Gesellschaft, im „Sozialismus“ entfaltet sich das „I

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Cees Withagen,Geir B. Asheimvely elementary methods (except in the Epilogue). They have only led to partial solutions but their interest goes beyond Fermat’s problem. One cannot stop admiring the results obtained with these limited techniques. Nevertheless, I warn that as far as I can see — which in fact is not much — the meth

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Book 20071st editionon of how to justify sustainability. Part II, consisting of Chaps.8–13, considers how sustainable development can be characterized. Finally, in Part III, Chaps.14–19 are devoted to the problem of indicating sustainability. Within each part, the initial chapter – i.e., Chap.2 for Part I, Chap.8 for P