Eco-sufficiency & global justice women write political ecology - Salleh, Ariel 1944-. (London New York, NY Pluto Press North Melbourne, Vic. Spinifex Press New York, NY Distributed in the United States of America exclusively by Palgrave Macmillan, 2009)
Ecological debt : embodied debt / Ariel Salleh -- The devaluation of women's labour / Silvia Frederici -- Who is the 'he' of he who decides in economic discourse? / Ewa Charkiewicz -- The diversity matrix : relationship and complexity / Susan Hawthorne -- Development for some is violence for others / Nalini Nayak -- Nuclearised bodies and militarised space / Zohl de? Ishtar -- Deliberative water management / Andrea Moraes and Patricia E. Perkins -- Mainstreaming trade and millennium development goals? / Gigi Francisco and Peggy Antrobus -- Policy and the measure of women / Marilyn Waring-- Feminist ecological economics in theory and practice / Sabine U. O'Hara -- Who pays for the Kyoto protocol? / Ana Isla -- How global warming is gendered / Meike Spitzner -- Women and the Abuja delcaration for energy sovereignty / Leigh Brownhill and Terisa E. Turner -- Ecofeminist political economy and the politics of money / Mary Mellor -- Saving women : saving the commons / Leo Podlashuc -- From eco-sufficiency to global justice / Ariel Salleh.
Keywords: Ecofeminism; Sustainable development; Environmental economics; Globalization -- Environmental aspects