Sustainability:

economics, ecology, and justice

John B. Cobb

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Orbis, 1992 - Business & Economics - 130 pages

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John B. Cobb, Jr. has been a prophetic voice to American Christians on issues of global justice (both environmental and social) for nearly a half-century now. Unfortunately, much of his wisdom has ... Read full review

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Introduction	1

Christian Existence in a World of Limits	7

Ecojustice and Christian Salvation	20

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About the author (1992)

John B. Cobb Jr. is professor emeritus at the Claremont School of Theology and founding codirector of the Center for Process Studies. Among his many books are A Christian Natural Theology and (with Charles Birch) The Liberation of Life.

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Title	Sustainability: economics, ecology, and justice Ecology and justice
Author	John B. Cobb
Publisher	Orbis, 1992
Original from	Indiana University
Digitized	17 Oct 2008
ISBN	088344822X, 9780883448229
Length	130 pages
Subjects	Business & Economics › Economics › General Business & Economics / Economics / General Economics Human ecology Nature / Ecology

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