Technology, Globalization, and Sustainable Development
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Technology, Globalization, and Sustainable Development
Transforming the Industrial State
Ashford, Nicholas A; Hall, Ralph P
Taylor & Francis Ltd
08/2018
774
Dura
Inglês
9781138605527
15 a 20 dias
1650
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Overview Part I The Multidimensional Concept of Sustainability 1. Concern for a Global Future 2. The Emergence of Sustainable Development Part II Economic Development, Globalization, and Sustainability 3. Economic Development and Prosperity: Current Theory and Debate 4. Globalization: Technology, Trade Regimes, Capital Flows, and the Global Financial System 5. Technological Change, Globalization, and Sustainability Part III Industrial Policy and the Role of the Firm in Pursuing Sustainable Development 6. The Importance of Technological Innovation 7. The Role of the Industrial Firm in Achieving Sustainable Development 8. Government Policies to Foster Innovation, Economic Growth, and Employment Part IV National, Regional, and International Efforts to Advance Health, Safety, and the Environment 9. Regulatory Regimes to Protect Health, Safety, and the Environment: The United States Experience 10. Regional and International Regimes to Protect Health, Safety, and the Environment Part V International Trade and Energy 11. Trade Regimes and Sustainability 12. Climate Change and Energy Challenges Part VI Strategic Policy Design for Sustainable Transformations 13. Pathways to Sustainability: Co-optimizing Economic Development, the Environment, and Employment, and Earning Capacity
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TBT Agreement;National Innovation Systems;technology;Strategic Niche Management;sustainability;TBT;sustainable development;Van De Poel;globalization;Binary Economics;industrial states;OSH Act;environment;Traditional Industrial Policy;environmental law;MEAs;environmental politics;GDP Growth;Nicholas A. Ashford;Industrial Chemical Production;Ralph P. Hall;Technological Regime;Charles C. Caldart;Precautionary Principle;Article XX;Incumbent Firms;Keynesian Spending;System Innovation;Capital Acquisition;Appellate Body;Binary Income;EKC Hypothesis;SPS Agreement;Environmental Issues;IPP;Deep Decarbonization
Overview Part I The Multidimensional Concept of Sustainability 1. Concern for a Global Future 2. The Emergence of Sustainable Development Part II Economic Development, Globalization, and Sustainability 3. Economic Development and Prosperity: Current Theory and Debate 4. Globalization: Technology, Trade Regimes, Capital Flows, and the Global Financial System 5. Technological Change, Globalization, and Sustainability Part III Industrial Policy and the Role of the Firm in Pursuing Sustainable Development 6. The Importance of Technological Innovation 7. The Role of the Industrial Firm in Achieving Sustainable Development 8. Government Policies to Foster Innovation, Economic Growth, and Employment Part IV National, Regional, and International Efforts to Advance Health, Safety, and the Environment 9. Regulatory Regimes to Protect Health, Safety, and the Environment: The United States Experience 10. Regional and International Regimes to Protect Health, Safety, and the Environment Part V International Trade and Energy 11. Trade Regimes and Sustainability 12. Climate Change and Energy Challenges Part VI Strategic Policy Design for Sustainable Transformations 13. Pathways to Sustainability: Co-optimizing Economic Development, the Environment, and Employment, and Earning Capacity
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
TBT Agreement;National Innovation Systems;technology;Strategic Niche Management;sustainability;TBT;sustainable development;Van De Poel;globalization;Binary Economics;industrial states;OSH Act;environment;Traditional Industrial Policy;environmental law;MEAs;environmental politics;GDP Growth;Nicholas A. Ashford;Industrial Chemical Production;Ralph P. Hall;Technological Regime;Charles C. Caldart;Precautionary Principle;Article XX;Incumbent Firms;Keynesian Spending;System Innovation;Capital Acquisition;Appellate Body;Binary Income;EKC Hypothesis;SPS Agreement;Environmental Issues;IPP;Deep Decarbonization
