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1st ed.

Prague : Karolinum, 2012

217 s. : il. ; 21 cm

ISBN 978-80-246-2092-3 (brož.)

Obsahuje bibliografie, bibliografické odkazy a rejstřík

Vydavatel: Univerzita Karlova v Praze

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Table of Contents // Notes on Contributors Preface // 1. Concepts and Principles // 1.1 Towards an environmental society? (M. Lapka, E. Cudlínová, J. S. Rikoon) // 1.1.1 Introduction and questions // 1.1.2 Seeking for the criteria // 1.1.3 Towards a constructionism-based framework // 1.1.4 Conclusion // 1.2 Economy and nature Q. Šmajs) // 1.2.1 The new structure of personal consumption // 1.2.2 Position of economy in nature // 1.2.3 Fallacy of natural resources and myth of growth // 1.2.4 The problem of economic growth // 1.3 The environmental society and fairness and justice (G. I. Ordernd andj. Luo) // 1.3.1 Introduction // 1.3.2 Theoretical framework and empirical basis // 1.3.3 The statistical analysis // 1.3.4 Discussion and conclusions // 1.4 Internet and communication technologies’ roles in an environmental society (R. Rattle) // 1.4.1 Introduction // 1.4.2 Environmental records // 1.4.3 Social processes // 1.4.4 Power shift - the rise of a global growth entity // 1.4.5 Achieving an environmental society through societal transformations? // 11 // 19 // 21 // 21 // 21 // 22 // 26 // 28 // 30 // 32 // 34 // 39 // 40 // 44 // 44 // 48 // 52 // 69 // 75 // 75 // 77 // 81 // 84 // 86 // 1.4.6 Tbc Joneses Paradox 89 // 1.4.7 Conclusions 91 // 2. Policies and Strategies 95 // 2.1 Options to promote sustainable agricultural systems // and food security in changing climate Q. Sumelius, S. Bachman, // H. Kahiluoto, R. Rotter, N. Nyairo, J. Valkila, T. Parviainen, // K. M. Zahidul

Islam, M. Hossain, S. Tenaw and R. Ingutia) 95 // 2.1.1 Background of the sustainable agriculture 95 // 2.1.2 Theoretical framework 96 // 2.1.3 Strategies to respond to climate change 98 // 2.1.4 Sustainable productivity growth 100 // 2.1.5 Land tenure and property rights 101 // 2.1.6 Rural financial services 101 // 2.1.7 Options for solutions 103 // 2.2 The discount rate: one instrument, three targets (P. Crabbé) 105 // 2.2.1 Introduction 105 // 2.2.2 What arc the discount rate, the discount factor and the types // of discount rate? 106 // 2.2.3 Microeconomic and macroeconomic theory // of the discount rate or the rate of interest 110 // 2.2.4 History of discounting 116 // 2.2.5 Can one do without a discount rate? 118 // 2.2.6 Rationales for individual discount rates 119 // 2.2.7 Theoretical equality of time preference with the market rate // of interest 120 // 2.2.8 The social discount rate 121 // 2.2.9 Conclusions 129 // 2.3 Sustainable development strategies for future societies -patterns, policies and challenges for the agricultural sector // in the EU and US Q. R. Ziolkowska and IV H. Meyers) 133 // 2.3.1 Introduction 133 // 2.3.2 Sustainable food and land use policies 134 // 2.3.3 Energy security versus food security 143 // 2.3.4 Conclusions 150 // 3. Programs and Outcomes 154 // 3.1 Changing power alignments in the food sector: the case // of organic farming (H. Moschitz) 154 // 3.1.1 Introduction 154 // 3.1.2 Organic farming as a social movement 155 // 3.1.3 The logic

of identity - power in the civil society 156 // 3.1.4 The logic of influence - power in politics 158 // 3.1.5 Tbe logic of economics - power in the market 160 // 3.1.6 Conclusion: what does the “organic story” tell us? 162 // 3.2 Low carbon development and green employment in China: // an empirical analysis (T Zheng andj. Pan) 165 // 3.2.1 Background 165 // 3.2.2 Conceptions and policy - 167 // 3.2.3 Key sectors related to low carbon development 172 // 3.2.4 Comparative analysis of carbon productivity // and carbon employment rate in major sectors 175 // 3.2.5 Estimation on the employment impacts in major sectors 190 // 3.2.6 Recommendation and conclusion 194 // 3.3 Perceived need for change towards a more environmental society: a qualitative case from the Czech Republic (M. Lapka, J. Vávra // and E. Cudlínová) 198 // ___3.3-1 Introduction 198 // 3.3.2 Methodology 199 // 3.3.3 Answers of respondents on major issues 200 // 3.3.4 Closing comments 207 // List of Figures List of Tables Index // 210 // 211 // 212

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