Aspects of Sustainable Economic Development

Contents: Franciszek Adamczuk/Jan Rymarczyk: Ecological Problems of the Polish-German Border Region - Bozena Baborska: Sustainable Agriculture - Some Problems of Theory and Practice - Thomas Bittner: Are there lessons from the German Wirtschaftswunder for the transitional economies? - Jürgen E. Blank: Sustainable Use and Conservation of Marine Living Resources - Hartmut Clausen: Aspects of Sustainable Development in Waste Management - Stanislaw Czaja/Boguslaw Fiedor: Natural Capital, Sustainability of Development and Intergenerational Equity - Malgorzata Domiter/Elzbieta Mirecka: Foreign investments as a factor of economic growth - Polish and German experiences - Matthias Göcke: Investment, Schooling and the Conditions for Endogenous Growth - Andrzej Graczyk/Zbigniew Jakubczyk: Analysis of eco-development in Poland with use of pollutiogeny indexes - Zbigniew Jakubczyk/Sabina Kauf: Logistics Within the Framework of Market-oriented Environmental Protection Strategies - Bozena Klimczak: Ethical Aspects of Sustainable Development - Irena Kociszewska: The Ecologization of Polish Agriculture - Jerzy Kociszewski: Economic Restructuring and the Determinants of Economic Growth - Christian Lütke Wöstmann: Poverty, Growth and the Environment - Eric C. Meyer: Social Aspects of Sustainability - Rafal Milaszewski: Application of economic instruments in water pollution control - Marian Noga: Sustainable development and the paradigm of modern neoclassical economics - Jerzy Rymarczyk: International Free Trade and the Problem of Environmental Protection.

The Editors: Gustav Dieckheuer is director of the Institute for Industrial Economics and professor at the University of Münster, Germany. His main fields of research are international economics and macroeconomics.
Boguslaw Fiedor is director of the Institute of Ecological Economics, head of the Economics Department and professor at the University of Wroclaw, Poland.