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Economics as a Political Muse: Philosophical Reflections on the Relevance of Economics for Ecological Policy

Marian Deblonde

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1. Economics and Ecological Policy. 2. The Economic and the Political Sphere. 3. The Institutional and Ecological Dimension of an Economy. 4. Four Norms for a Politically Successful Economics. 5. A Reconstruction of Pearce's Economics. 6. The Nature of Pearce's Economics. 7. A Reconstruction of Bromley's Economics. 8. The Nature of Bromley's Economics. 9. Conclusions. References.

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1. Economics and Ecological Policy. 2. The Economic and the Political Sphere. 3. The Institutional and Ecological Dimension of an Economy. 4. Four Norms for a Politically Successful Economics. 5. A Reconstruction of Pearce's Economics. 6. The Nature of Pearce's Economics. 7. A Reconstruction of Bromley's Economics. 8. The Nature of Bromley's Economics. 9. Conclusions. References.

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1. Economics and Ecological Policy. 2. The Economic and the Political Sphere. 3. The Institutional and Ecological Dimension of an Economy. 4. Four Norms for a Politically Successful Economics. 5. A Reconstruction of Pearce's Economics. 6. The Nature of Pearce's Economics. 7. A Reconstruction of Bromley's Economics. 8. The Nature of Bromley's Economics. 9. Conclusions. References.

Key concepts: Ecological economics, Human development theory, Relevance (law), Institutional economics, Schools of economic thought, Politics, Applied economics, Philosophy and economics

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