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Modelling in Ecological Economics
This book focuses on modelling in ecological economics and offers a comprehensive overview of current and emerging methods of applying mathematical, computational and conceptual methods to environmental issues.
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This book focuses on modelling in ecological economics and offers a comprehensive overview of current and emerging methods of applying mathematical, computational and conceptual methods to environmental issues.
Following a detailed introduction, the authors investigate various modelling techniques including:
• evolutionary modelling
• input–output modelling
• neo-Austrian modelling
• entropy in ecological economics
• thermodynamic models
• multi-criteria evaluation
• agent-based modelling
• the environmental Kuznets curve.
In each of the specially commissioned chapters, the expert authors have tried to limit the level of complexity to create a unique and accessible resource. As such, this book should have a wide appeal amongst scholars, researchers and students with an interest in modelling techniques and their use in ecological and environmental economics.
Following a detailed introduction, the authors investigate various modelling techniques including:
• evolutionary modelling
• input–output modelling
• neo-Austrian modelling
• entropy in ecological economics
• thermodynamic models
• multi-criteria evaluation
• agent-based modelling
• the environmental Kuznets curve.
In each of the specially commissioned chapters, the expert authors have tried to limit the level of complexity to create a unique and accessible resource. As such, this book should have a wide appeal amongst scholars, researchers and students with an interest in modelling techniques and their use in ecological and environmental economics.
Contributors
Contributors: S. Baumgärtner, J.C.J.M. van den Bergh, L. Cruz, M. Faber, M. Giampietro, M.A. Janssen, K. Mayumi, G. Munda, J. Proops, P. Safonov, D.I. Stern
Contents
Contents: Preface 1. An Introduction to Modelling in Ecological Economics 2. Evolutionary Models 3. Input–Output Models 4. Neo-Austrian Models 5. Entropy in Ecological Economics 6. Thermodynamic Models 7. Multi-Criteria Evaluation 8. Agent-Based Models 9. The Environmental Kuznets Curve Index
