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The merchandising of biodiversity∗

Martínez‐Alier, Joan·1996·Capitalism Nature Socialism

Abstract

(1996). The merchandising of biodiversity. Capitalism Nature Socialism: Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 37-54.

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  1. 1993, La diversidad de la naturaleza: un patrimonio valioso
  2. Querol Daniel, 1987, Recursos genéticos, nuestro tesoro olvidado
  3. 1992, Genetic Resources: Our Forgotten Treasure
  4. Richards Paul, 1984, Indigenous Agricultural Revolutions: Ecology and Food Production in West Africa
  5. Descola P., 1998, La Selva Culta. Simbolismo y Praxis en la Ecología de los Achuar
  6. Sahai Suman, 1993, Economic and Political Weekly
  7. Montecinos Camila, 1993, Ecología Política, 5
  8. Tapia M., 1993, Recursos Naturales: Tecnologia y Desarrollo
  9. 1990, Ecological Economics
  10. Gámez R., 1992, Eco‐eficiencia. La visión empresarial para el desarrollo sostenible en América Latina
  11. World Resources Institute. 1992.World Resources 1992–1993, 10New York: Oxford University Press.
  12. 1992, Cuadernos Verdes, 5
  13. Levy Santiago, 1991, El Trimestre Económico, 131
  14. 1992, New York Times, 34

Metadata

Authors
Martínez‐Alier, J.
Venue
Capitalism Nature Socialism
Published
1996-03
Volume
7
Issue
1
Pages
37-54
ISSN
  • 1045-5752
  • 1548-3290
Cited by
21
References
18
Language
en

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