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Ecological modernization and Japan

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BookPublisher: London : New York 2005; Routledge Description: xxi, 214 p.ISBN: 9780415351669.Subject(s): ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS | ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | ECOLOGY | JAPAN | ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

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The editor Brendan Barrett is an Academic Programme Officer at the United Nations University. This volume moves forward to test empirically the claims about the applicability of ecological modernization for Japan, as well as the general feasibility of the theory itself.

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