Greenhouse Economics: Value and Ethics

Greenhouse Economics: Values and Ethics examines the serious nature of global warming. In particular it explores the responsibilities the current generation might have to its successors, and how this should influence our economic approach. It challenges current literature on greenhouse economics, which has tended to shy away from these issues. The book will be of interest to advanced undergraduates and post graduates in environmental economics and ecological economics.

Professor Clive L. Spash holds the Research Chair in Environmental and Rural Economics at the University of Aberdeen. He is head of the Socio-Economic Research Programme at the Macaulay Institute and President of the European Society for Ecological Economics.