Regional Science and Ecological Economics: The Case of Nauru

John H. Cumberland
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John H. Cumberland: University of Maryland

The Review of Regional Studies, 2000, vol. 30, issue 1, 17-25

Abstract: Fellow's Address: Regional science and ecological economics are complementary disciplines offering challenging opportunities for mutual enrichment, since most regions face environmental problems, and since all environmental problems are characterized by often-neglected site-specific spatial aspects. The purpose of this paper is to illustrate that view with an example of a specific region and to consider its relevance to a wider range of emerging regional environmental issues, such as the globalization of international trade, the issue of managed regional growth, and the regional significance of the sustainability concept.

Date: 2000
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