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Sommario
- Acknowledgements
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- List of Contributors
- I. Greening of Economic Development: Context and Theoretical Perspectives
- 1: John A. Mathews and Arkebe Oqubay: Greening of economic development: An introduction
- 2: Jan Fagerberg: The global green shift: History, dynamics, and prospects
- 3: Sung-Young Kim, Hao Tan, and Elizabeth Thurbon: Developmental environmentalism: Green growth in East Asia
- 4: Rasmus Lema and Carlota Perez: Green transformation as new direction for techno-economic development
- 5: Maj Munch Andersen: Evolutionary dynamics of the Green and Circular Economy
- II. Greening of Energy, Resource Flows, and Finance
- 6: Nicola Armaroli: Fossil fuels exit: Challenges, perspectives, and bottlenecks
- 7: Tomas Kaberger: Reversing the fuel-electricity system provides for complete fossil fuel replacement and a stable grid
- 8: Mark Delucchi: Social cost-benefit analysis of 100 percent renewables systems
- 9: Gerhard Swiegers with Rahman Daiyan, Abbey Last, and M. Haider Ali Khan: Renewable hydrogen production economics: Influence of electrolyser performance
- 10: Meg Jo-Chen Lin, Justin Che-Ping Chou, and Mei-Chih Hu: Taiwan's green technology development: The role of fuel cells and the green hydrogen economy
- 11: Jusen Asuka: Japanese debates over the energy transformation (GX)
- 12: Marian R. Chertow and Koichi S. Kanaoka: Greening the economy: industrial ecology and industrial symbiosis
- 13: Ulrich Volz and Damon Aitken: The role of finance in greening economic development
- 14: Mariana Mazzucato and Laurie Macfarlane: Role of mission-oriented development banks in greening
- III. Greening along Value Chains
- 15: Lindsay Whitfield, Felix Maile, and Tobias Wuttke: Green windows of opportunity and catch-up industrialization in Africa
- 16: Xianlai Zeng and Xin Xiong: Economic performance of urban mining for future resource supply
- 17: Aarti Krishnan: Greening of global value chains
- 18: John Schooneveldt: Regenerative farming and greening of food production
- 19: Chan-Yuan Wong, Chia-Chen Chang, and Hon-Ngen Fung: Patenting strategies for electric vehicles
- IV. Greening of Regions
- 20: Jeffrey Ball: How China's green strategy is changing the world
- 21: Simran Talwar and Maartje Feenstra: Greening in Central and South Asia: India
- 22: Ewan Gibbs: Greening in Northern Europe: Offshore wind power
- 23: Euston Quah and Jun Rui Tan: Greening the economy: The Singapore model
- 24: Rajah Rasiah and Gopi Krishnan Vijayaraghavan: Greening in Southeast Asia
- 25: Amir Lebdioui: Greening of Latin American economies
- 26: Michael A. Landesmann: The European Union's green industrial policy
- 27: Robert Pollin: A green transition in the United States: The case of fossil fuel-dependent West Virginia
- V. Greening of strategies for economic development
- 28: Keun Lee: Conditions for success of green industrial policy
- 29: Richard Kozul-Wright, Diana Barrowclough, and Piergiuseppe Fortunato: Greening industrial development strategies
- 30: Michael H. Best: Greening of economic development: The New Deal's enduring legacy
- 31: John A. Mathews and Arkebe Oqubay: Greening of economic development: The next Great Transformation - Conclusions and pathways to the future
Riassunto
With over fifty contributors, this handbook draws on specialist expertise to provide a comprehensive overview of the process of greening of economic development. They demonstrate how the shift in energy, resource flows, and finance is compatible with economic growth. With its vast scale and rapid pace, it requires a global Green Deal.
