Is economic development reachable on an exhausted planet? Based on state-of-the-art knowledge in economics, this book provides a mixed answer. Greener behaviour and technologies may potentially release environmental pressure while allowing future generations to be better off. However, we are far off track, due to a mixture of inappropriate institutions and adverse incentives. The book explains why it is the case in a rigorous way, combining facts, concepts and relevant references. Focusing on present-day environmental challenges, a number of core economic principles are progressively established, with a set of corrected problems to check understanding. The book does not require previous knowledge in economics and is not limited to a specific geographical area. It will be of interest for any social or natural sciences student who is concerned by sustainability dilemmas and eager to know how economics as a social discipline can help identify the Gordian knots and devise appropriate solutions.
Online Arbitration in Theory and in Practice
Amro presents an overview of online arbitration and electronic contracting worldwide, examining their national and international contexts and assessing their ongoing relevance. As such, he offers solutions to the challenges facing online arbitration and electronic contracting.
