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This book brings together research on the relations between people and the planet's living and non-living resources. Its three main foci include the methodological approaches to the study of relationships between people and land use, patterns of consumption, population trends and the availability of food and water resources, an examination of evidence of disequilibria in increasing conflicts, migrations, and over-crowding, and a search for bal...

Barbara Sundberg Baudot is a professor of politics at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire, she has served in many capacities in the United Nations. The contributors represent a wide spectrum of scholarship, practical experience, and cultural histories, faiths, and philosophies, and include professors in various disciplines as well as practitioners in politics, public policy, diplomacy, development, and international business.

Collects research on the relations between people and the planet's living and non-living resources. Contributors focus on areas including a search for balance between people and the other elements of the biosphere through understanding and overcoming destructive forces.

A collection of essays that share a sense of the importance of introducing ethical and spiritual concepts and values into the public discourse on progress and globalization issues. They offer an approach to international relations and public policy that esteems the human spirit and dignity as central values in decision making.