Ethical Economics

updated Oct 23, 2009 by Maria Mergel

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Seven Principles of Life-Enhancing Economics: article by Nancy Myers published in The Networker (Vol. 9 No. 6), a newsletter of the Science and Environmental Health Network.

Science and Environmental Health Network: Ethical Economics.

Gund Institute for Ecological Economics, University of Vermont: "At the Gund Institute, we are developing, testing, and implementing innovative methods and models that reflect the need to integrate the social, built, natural, and human capital components of our world."

An Introduction to Ecological Economics: E-book by Robert Constanza, John Cumberland, et al. Published in 1997 by St. Lucie Press and International Society for Ecological Economics.

International Society for Ecological Economics: A a not-for-profit, member-governed, organization dedicated to advancing understanding of the relationships among ecological, social, and economic systems for the mutual well-being of nature and people.

Association of Environmental and Resource Economists: Publishes two journals, the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management (JEEM) and the Review of Environmental Economics and Policy (REEP).

Acton Institute: Studies in Ethics and Economics : "It is our hope that by demonstrating the compatibility of faith, liberty, and free economic activity, religious leaders and entrepreneurs can contribute by helping to shape a society that is secure, free, and virtuous."

Redefining Progress: About Sustainable Economics: "Redefining Progress is the U.S.'s leading public policy think tank dedicated to smart economics. We find solutions that ensure a sustainable and equitable world for future generations."

Center for Sustainable Economy: Progress Indicators : "CSE works to speed the transition to a sustainable society through rigorous analysis of policy, programs, and projects, by developing creative solutions for government agencies, businesses, non-profits, and educators, and by providing expert support for legislative, administrative, and legal campaigns."

Institute of Children's Environmental Health: Lecture Series on Environmental Economics, Seattle, 2008 (includes videos, handouts, and PowerPoint presentations)

Harvard University Environmental Economics Program: Sponsors research projects, develops curricula, and convenes conferences to further understanding of critical issues in environmental and resource policy and economics around the world.

U.S. EPA National Center for Environmental Economics: NCEE's staff specializes in analyzing the economic and health impacts of environmental regulations and policies, and assists EPA by informing important policy decisions with sound economics and other sciences.

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* [Seven Principles of Life-Enhancing Economics|http://www.sehn.org/Volume_9-6.html#a2]: article by Nancy Myers published in _The Networker_ (Vol. 9 No. 6), a newsletter of the Science and Environmental Health Network.

* Science and Environmental Health Network: [Ethical Economics|http://www.sehn.org/ethicaleconomics.html].

* [Gund Institute for Ecological Economics|http://www.uvm.edu/giee/], University of Vermont: "At the Gund Institute, we are developing, testing, and implementing innovative methods and models that reflect the need to integrate the social, built, natural, and human capital components of our world."

* [An Introduction to Ecological Economics|http://www.eoearth.org/article/An_Introduction_to_Ecological_Economics_(e-book)]: E-book by Robert Constanza, John Cumberland, et al. Published in 1997 by St. Lucie Press and International Society for Ecological Economics.

* [International Society for Ecological Economics|http://www.ecoeco.org/]: A a not-for-profit, member-governed, organization dedicated to advancing understanding of the relationships among ecological, social, and economic systems for the mutual well-being of nature and people.

* [Association of Environmental and Resource Economists|http://www.aere.org]: Publishes two journals, the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management (_JEEM_) and the Review of Environmental Economics and Policy (_REEP_).

* [Acton Institute: Studies in Ethics and Economics|http://www.acton.org/research/pubs/ethics_economics.php] : "It is our hope that by demonstrating the compatibility    of faith, liberty, and free economic activity, religious leaders    and entrepreneurs can contribute by helping to shape a society that    is secure, free, and virtuous."

* [Redefining Progress: About Sustainable Economics|http://www.rprogress.org/sustainable_economics/about_sustainable_economics.htm]: "Redefining Progress is the U.S.'s leading public                      policy think tank dedicated to smart economics. We find solutions                      that ensure a sustainable and equitable world for future generations."

* [Center for Sustainable Economy: Progress Indicators|http://www.sustainable-economy.org/art?cid=7] : "CSE works to speed the transition to a sustainable society through rigorous analysis of policy, programs, and projects, by developing creative solutions for government agencies, businesses, non-profits, and educators, and by providing expert support for legislative, administrative, and legal campaigns."

* [Institute of Children's Environmental Health: Lecture Series on Environmental Economics|http://www.healthandenvironment.org/working_groups/childrens_health/presentations], Seattle, 2008 (includes videos, handouts, and PowerPoint presentations)

* [Harvard University Environmental Economics Program|http://www.hks.harvard.edu/m-rcbg/heep/]: Sponsors research projects, develops curricula, and convenes conferences to further understanding of critical issues in environmental and resource policy and economics around the world.

* [U.S. EPA National Center for Environmental Economics|http://yosemite.epa.gov/ee/epa/eed.nsf/webpages/homepage]: NCEE's staff specializes in analyzing the economic and health impacts of environmental regulations and policies, and assists EPA by informing important policy decisions with sound economics and other sciences.

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