reading list of books related to biophysical and ecological economics (the linkages between the physical and the economic)
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12 books · 3 voters · list created August 21st, 2021 by Martin (votes) .
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The Conspiracy is Capitalism Excellent topic/list, Martin!


message 2: by Martin (new)

Martin Thanks, Please add to it if you have anything!


message 3: by The Conspiracy is Capitalism (last edited Oct 11, 2021 12:23PM) (new)

The Conspiracy is Capitalism Martin wrote: "Thanks, Please add to it if you have anything!"

Cheers, I've just started exploring this, coming from political economy and being inspired by Steve Keen's recent direction (although he's been bogged down by debunking Neoclassical butchering of climate change)...


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Martin Nice, I see. I've seen some interviews of Keen and read some articles but have yet to actually dive into his books! I'm fairly certain I get the gist of what he says via other reading though - and am mostly in agreement with it. One interview I watched was specifically about his critique of the mainstream view of climate change & economic effects, which was also quite reasonable.


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