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This is a series of papers published by TWN on the increasing challenges to the relationship between the environment and development, in particular those posed by the process of globalization, liberalization and new technologies. It aims to advance a Third World perspective of analyses, strategies and proposals for reforms of policy, practice and institutions, at both the international and national levels - towards greater social justice, equity and ecological sustainability.



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Enduring Farms: Climate Change, Smallholders and Traditional Farming Communities (No. 6)

Enduring Farms: Climate Change, Smallholders and Traditional Farming Communities (No. 6)

Author: Miguel A Altieri & Parviz Koohafkan About the Book Most climate change models predict that this global phenomenon will have severe impacts on small farmers, particularly in developing...
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The Politics of Tourism, Poverty Reduction and Sustainable Development (No. 17)

The Politics of Tourism, Poverty Reduction and Sustainable Development (No. 17)

Author: Anita Pleumarom                      About the Book This paper gives an overview of the work that has been done in the field of tourism, sustainable development and...
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The Rio Declaration on Environment and Development: An Assessment (No. 12)

The Rio Declaration on Environment and Development: An Assessment (No. 12)

Author: Chee Yoke Ling                         About the Book In 1992 the historic UN Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED, popularly known as the Earth Summit)...
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The Rwenzori Experience: The Farmer Family Learning Group Approach to Human and Social Capital Building, Environmental Care and Food Sovereignty (No. 15)

The Rwenzori Experience: The Farmer Family Learning Group Approach to Human and Social Capital Building, Environmental Care and Food Sovereignty (No. 15)

Author: Mette Vaarst, Jane Nalunga, Thaddeo Tibasiima, Aage Dissing & Inge Lis Dissing About the Book This booklet is a portrait of a unique participatory learning project involving farming...
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Agroecology for Sustainable Food Systems (No. 19)

Agroecology for Sustainable Food Systems (No. 19)

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Ecological Agriculture, Climate Resilience and a Roadmap to Get There (No. 14)

Ecological Agriculture, Climate Resilience and a Roadmap to Get There (No. 14)

Author: Doreen Stabinsky & Lim Li Ching  About the Book The phenomenon of climate change poses a serious threat to agricultural production and, therefore, to the lives and livelihoods of the...
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Financialisation, Biodiversity Conservation and Equity: Some Currents and Concerns (No. 16)

Financialisation, Biodiversity Conservation and Equity: Some Currents and Concerns (No. 16)

Author: Sian Sullivan                             About the Book Present high rates of biodiversity loss have directed attention towards market-based mechanisms that seek...
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Globalisation and the Crisis of Sustainable Development (No. 1)

Globalisation and the Crisis of Sustainable Development (No. 1)

Author: Martin Khor                               About the Book The process after the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) in Rio de...
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International Environmental Governance: Some Issues from a Developing Country Perspective (No. 2)

International Environmental Governance: Some Issues from a Developing Country Perspective (No. 2)

A Working Paper by TWN                             About the Book The failure to integrate environment and development since the United Nations Conference on Environment...
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Mekong Tourism – Model or Mockery?: A Case Study on ‘Sustainable Tourism’ (No. 3)

Mekong Tourism – Model or Mockery?: A Case Study on ‘Sustainable Tourism’ (No. 3)

Author: Anita Pleumarom                      About the Book This paper first examines the regional tourism plans of  the neighbouring countries of the Mekong Basin area, with a...
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