the claim that "weak" sustainability, which allows natural capital to be replaced by human-made capital, is an inadequate foundation for genuine sustainability.
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the claim that "weak" sustainability, which allows natural capital to be replaced by human-made capital, is an inadequate foundation for genuine sustainability.
the extent to which trade liberalization promotes development.
the claim that climate measures adopted by wealthy states, such as carbon border taxes, unfairly penalise developing economies.
"Globalization erodes the ability of developing states to control their own development." .
the extent to which the conditionality attached to IMF and World Bank lending helps or hinders sustainable development in recipient states.