Managing the transition to critical green growth: The ‘Green Growth State’
• Identifies the concept of Green Growth as garnering significant national and multilateral political interest. • Argues that distinct interpretations of Green Growth can be identified. • Highlights the characteristics of a ‘Critical Green Growth’ perspective. • Argues for the importance of a Green...
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