Titlebook: Society And The Environment: A Swedish Research Perspective; Uno Svedin,Britt Hägerhäll Aniansson Book 1992 Kluwer Academic Publishers 199

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The Emergence of an Ecological Economics Paradigm: Examples from Fisheries and Aquacultureheries and aquaculture in Scandinavia, we illustrate that there is a strong complementarity between these human activities and the life-supporting environment, and argue that the life support environment is the precondition for their socio-economic development. The quantitative estimates reveal that

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On Designing Socio-Ecological Indicatorsgical indicators should contribute to the control mechanisms that are urgently needed if society is to be able to redirect itself to a path of development which is subordinated to sustainable interactions with nature. An analysis of various factors important to the design of socio-ecological indicat

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Towards an Ecologically Sustainable Economy: The Perspective of an Economistconcluded that there is no consensus concerning the exact requirements for sustainable development. There is, however, a consensus that in order to attain sustainability, today’s decision-makers have to take into account the consequences of present decisions for future generations. Issues that play

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Economic and Environmental Policies for Sustainability and output composition must somehow be restricted to take increasing scarcity of environmental resources into account. The simplest approach for an economist to illustrate the practical implications of this is through increasing prices on environmental services. As an example, a global tax on fossi

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GIS for the Territorial Concern: Supporting Local Sustainable Development with Modern Information Teegions, a constructive revision of the traditional map concept has been made in accordance with the findings from a project focused on professional world views and environmental concern in the planning process. The map, or rather, the output of documents from the different phases of a GIS-supported

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Towards Drastic Societal Changes: Historical Experiences about the Pace in which Societies Can Turns are avoided. However, in certain situations fast adjustments within vital societal sectors are necessary. During World War II Sweden was forced to change its energy supply. The adjustment had to take place in a relatively short period of time and as a direct consequence of the outbreak of the war