The Bridge at the Edge of the World

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The Bridge at the Edge of the World is an environmental book that critiques modern capitalism’s role in ecological crisis and argues for deep systemic changes to achieve a sustainable future.

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instanceOf book
environmental book
work of environmental politics
aimsTo link environmental and social justice issues
outline a path to a sustainable future
arguesFor deep systemic change
greater social equity
new economic indicators beyond GDP
post-growth economy
strengthened democracy
strong environmental regulation
author Gus Speth NERFINISHED
James Gustave Speth NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
critiques growth-oriented economics
modern capitalism
neoliberal economic policies
focusesOn institutional reform
limits of markets in protecting nature
relationship between capitalism and environment
genre environmental studies
political economy
hasPerspective critical of capitalism
intendedAudience activists
environmental scholars
general readers interested in sustainability
policy makers
language English
proposes restructuring of economic priorities
transformative environmental policies
publicationYear 2008
publisher Yale University Press NERFINISHED
subject capitalism
climate change
ecological crisis
economic growth
environmental ethics
environmental policy
environmentalism
globalization
political economy
sustainability
sustainable development

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