References

Posts:

1. Sustainability and the Sustainable Growth Fallacy
2. The B-Side of Circular Economy
3. The Triple Bottom Line and the Systemic Approach

Sustainability and the Sustainable Growth Fallacy

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The B-Side of Circular Economy

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The Triple Bottom Line and the Systemic Approach

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Extra

Daly, Herman (2019) “Growthism: its ecological, economic and ethical limits.” real-world economics review, issue no. 87, 19 March, pp. 9-22, http://www.paecon.net/PAEReview/issue87/Daly87.pdf