Economics and the Global Environment

Focusing on the management of environmental resources within an international framework, this book examines the challenges of addressing global issues like climate change and pollution without a centralized regulatory body. It critiques traditional international economics for its past neglect of environmental concerns and explores how these theories can evolve to incorporate ecological values. The text provides a thorough analysis of the complex interplay between trade policies and environmental degradation, highlighting the growing importance of sustainable practices in global economics.