Rio+20

Bina, O. (2011) Green economy: fix our 'ends' not just our 'means'. In openDemocracy, 29th September 2011, http://www.opendemocracy.net/olivia-bina/green-economy-fix-our-ends-not-just-our-means (accessed: 29/9/11).

by Olivia Bina

While growth remains as our main goal economic and environmental crisis will persist. A green economy requires us to... more While growth remains as our main goal economic and environmental crisis will persist. A green economy requires us to aim at development rather than growth, through the responsible promotion of justice, the common good, and environmental sustainability.

Care of the self, Care of the Earth: a new conversation for Rio+20

by Peter Doran

Draft of my paper to appear in the forthcoming edition of the Review of European and International Environmental Law

What if capitalism was on the agenda at a world summit on sustainable development? Do we need to pay more attention t... more What if capitalism was on the agenda at a world summit on sustainable development? Do we need to pay more attention t the ways in which our immersion in the culture of capitalism compromises our responses to the environmental crises? These are two of the questions taken up in this paper.

Resilient People, Resilient Planet: A future worth choosing - The report of the United Nations Secretary General's High-level Panel on Global Sustainability

by Kyle Gracey

ISBN: 978-92-1-101256-9. Cited as "expert" consultant.

An assessment of the World Summit on Sustainable Development Johannesburg 2002

by Peter Doran

Written for the International Institute of Sustainable Development
www.iisd.ca